hahauhauha... 4 down, 3 more to go.. done with Maths today.. but the nightmare is only about to start..
FRIDAY, 1 June 2007: Electonic Circuit Design (ECD)
die die die.. how??
=( bad preparations and no work done )=
MONDAY, 4 June 2007: Energy Transport and Conversion (ETC)
hmm.. counting on past papers.. :P
WEDNESDAY, 6 June 2007: Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
...... swt
Random FACTS:
1) ECD = Elephant Chases Donkey
2) ETC = Enough of Talking Cock
3) EMF = Electronics are Mother F**ker
**ahhahahha**
*peAce*
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Being out here
The last time I set my foot off the land of Malaysia was on this historic date, 12 September 2006; I felt myself being seperated from my best part of my life and a new life in the foreign land. Now, I am here, realised that I have less than 3 weeks left only to be back home sweet home.
Landed on this foreign land, did not make me a scary-cat person anymore from that day onwards. Being left alone without my computer, only a mobile phone; entertaining myself with nnothing but music, staring into blue sky of the spring season from my window. Thought of staying here alone had strengthen me. Without the help of friends, I might not be standing here firm and strong facing everything. Care for them and appreciation is inevitable.
Reasonable whenever stand up to speak and also be brave. Not only speaking for your own sake, make sure everything blurted from your own mouth doesn't hurt anyone. Mind your language. Bare in mind that, do not beat around the bushes. Go straight to the point. Not everyone knows what are your hidden meaning in your words.
Take things easily and not push yourself into doing something that you think it is not possible. Try your very best. And the results will be taken care of. But remember that DO NOT TAKE THINGS FOR GRANTED!! Never think that you are secured of getting the result you always wanted to but forgetting the perspiration and diligence.
Being out here doesn't look as easy as you think. :)
*peAce*
Landed on this foreign land, did not make me a scary-cat person anymore from that day onwards. Being left alone without my computer, only a mobile phone; entertaining myself with nnothing but music, staring into blue sky of the spring season from my window. Thought of staying here alone had strengthen me. Without the help of friends, I might not be standing here firm and strong facing everything. Care for them and appreciation is inevitable.
Reasonable whenever stand up to speak and also be brave. Not only speaking for your own sake, make sure everything blurted from your own mouth doesn't hurt anyone. Mind your language. Bare in mind that, do not beat around the bushes. Go straight to the point. Not everyone knows what are your hidden meaning in your words.
Take things easily and not push yourself into doing something that you think it is not possible. Try your very best. And the results will be taken care of. But remember that DO NOT TAKE THINGS FOR GRANTED!! Never think that you are secured of getting the result you always wanted to but forgetting the perspiration and diligence.
Being out here doesn't look as easy as you think. :)
*peAce*
Monday, May 07, 2007
Lessons of Alcohol
A ninth-grade teacher wanted to demonstrate the evils of liquor to his young students. He produced a glass of water, a glass of vodka, and two worms.
"Now class, observe closely," he said as he dropped one of the worms into the glass of water. The worm wriggled about in the water, perfectly happy.
The teacher dropped the second worm into the glass of vodka. The worm swam around for a moment, then seized up and curled, quickly sinking to the bottom of the glass, dead as a doornail.
"Now, what can be learned from this experiment?" the teacher asked his students.
After a pause, a young man stood up and said, "Well, if you drink vodka, you'll never get worms."
"Now class, observe closely," he said as he dropped one of the worms into the glass of water. The worm wriggled about in the water, perfectly happy.
The teacher dropped the second worm into the glass of vodka. The worm swam around for a moment, then seized up and curled, quickly sinking to the bottom of the glass, dead as a doornail.
"Now, what can be learned from this experiment?" the teacher asked his students.
After a pause, a young man stood up and said, "Well, if you drink vodka, you'll never get worms."
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