I wanted this to be a photo essay but in the end i was too lazy to take and transfer so many pictures and by the time i had the idea for this, half the events had already passed. Next week perhaps.
Anyway, for those of you interested and wondering what goes on on a lazy Sunday afternoon when most of you are back home or visiting family or friends, or even recovering from a night of being fugitives from the Zhi Char lady, here's a step by step look of how the lao jiaos of level 8 while away their typical weekend. Lets see if you can figure who is responsible for what action
1. Wake up at noon. Too lazy to go out and eat. Cook Noodles in Kitchen.
2. Clean up dishes from lunch and all the other dirty dishes piled up from the week that went by
3. Try to catch up on internet activities. Start cursing in chorus at the fact that all our favorite sites are down, facebook, soccernet, ifilm, etc
4. Catch up on 8 episodes of lost between lunch and dinner
5. Watch your level mate return from the luxury and comfort of home, while the other 4 of us have to vegetate in hall and settle for noodle lunches and dinners, and if thats not enough, watch him be welcomed by a bowl of freshly cooked pasta for his lunch.
6. Start to stir shit.
7. Investigate new Scandal.
8. After finding little relevant evidence, cool our heads by shooting super-soakers into block D windows.
9. Refill all the guns and re-stock the armory before heading back to the wing.
10. Do laundry, fold clothes, and other such gay housekeeping shit.
11. Watch your fellow wingmate fill up 11 bank applications and watch him small-time his way thru each one of them.
12. Then watch him get fed up and start playing retarded games like Wario on his Wii in a futile attempt to destress
13. Realise that the blog has been neglected, and seize the opportunity to make up for all the post-less days gone by.
14. Blog about night cycling and all the other subsequent events unfolding in the wing
15. Wait for potato to come back so we can suan him for some reason or the other, since the 5 of us are by now sick of each other's faces after spending an entire sunday together pretty much doing nothing.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
CCB: "The Mystery" - Pasta-mania (1)
There are many mysteries going unnoticed on the grounds over your head. Strange water flying around, strange ladies appearing out of nowhere, strange noises heard at night, and strange images haunting the occupants. "The Mystery" aims to shed some light on these happenings, and perhaps offer some reconciliations for the events that should not have happened, but happened anyway.
Today "The Mystery" looks at the Mystery of The Appearing Pasta.
Names and events have been changed to protect the identities of the party involved.
James Chen is like any ordinary man. It was indeed like any other ordinary Sunday. But events that follow is anything but. Having spent the entire day doing something that shall not be revealed yet, James was hungry. Breakfast with family was good, but apparently not filling enough. What can 2 pieces of Yew Char Kuey do?
He contemplated cooking noodles, maybe add some eggs, or probably just cook corn soup. But he was out of bowls, 'cause you see, he haven't been washing the bowls he was using couple of days ago. Oh, that dirty bastard. Shockingly he contemplated just cooking with the dirty bowl, when out of the blue there was a gentle knock on his door.
What follows was series of blurry exchanges.
Lady: Hey *** somebody asked me to pass you this.
James: What the...? Who was it?
At this point the lady giggles, to the chagrin of the rest of the hungry souls of James' wing-mates
Lady: It was somebody called ***
James: Who is that? Who?
Lady: She's called ***. I don't know.
Lady: I don't know all the people living in the Block ok..
James: *bleep* *bleep* la, I need to go toilet..
Questions. Who was the person sending James this 'thing'? Why does he needs to go to toilet immediately after receiving the 'thing'? Is it some sort of a communication ritual all James' wing-mates doesn't know, or shouldn't know? Why was James shocked? Was he expecting something else? And what is this 'thing'?
Yes this 'thing' is the innocent yummy looking pasta. But it is anything but. Look at the way the prawn is placed. As if screaming "I'm lonely, I need you". And if you count, I'm sure you will, there are exactly 116 strands of pasta in that bowl. 11/6, November 6th, James' birthday. Coincidental? I don't think so. Most shockingly, there was NO notes given with the pasta. Usually, from experience, this kind of occurrence comes with notes. Love notes, hate notes, etc. But no notes. This can only mean that there is more to this than mere overdue Buaya Week goodie. Sure the pasta filled our poor James' stomach. But there are too many questions unanswered. And "The Mystery" will go to great lengths to uncover the truth.
At this moment James is quietly enjoying the pasta. The plot thickens with the receipt of an anonymous text message, and an anonymous telephone call... "The Mystery" returns with more uncovered details, details that James himself would die protecting.
Today "The Mystery" looks at the Mystery of The Appearing Pasta.
Names and events have been changed to protect the identities of the party involved.
James Chen is like any ordinary man. It was indeed like any other ordinary Sunday. But events that follow is anything but. Having spent the entire day doing something that shall not be revealed yet, James was hungry. Breakfast with family was good, but apparently not filling enough. What can 2 pieces of Yew Char Kuey do?
He contemplated cooking noodles, maybe add some eggs, or probably just cook corn soup. But he was out of bowls, 'cause you see, he haven't been washing the bowls he was using couple of days ago. Oh, that dirty bastard. Shockingly he contemplated just cooking with the dirty bowl, when out of the blue there was a gentle knock on his door.
What follows was series of blurry exchanges.
Lady: Hey *** somebody asked me to pass you this.
James: What the...? Who was it?
At this point the lady giggles, to the chagrin of the rest of the hungry souls of James' wing-mates
Lady: It was somebody called ***
James: Who is that? Who?
Lady: She's called ***. I don't know.
Lady: I don't know all the people living in the Block ok..
James: *bleep* *bleep* la, I need to go toilet..
Questions. Who was the person sending James this 'thing'? Why does he needs to go to toilet immediately after receiving the 'thing'? Is it some sort of a communication ritual all James' wing-mates doesn't know, or shouldn't know? Why was James shocked? Was he expecting something else? And what is this 'thing'?
Yes this 'thing' is the innocent yummy looking pasta. But it is anything but. Look at the way the prawn is placed. As if screaming "I'm lonely, I need you". And if you count, I'm sure you will, there are exactly 116 strands of pasta in that bowl. 11/6, November 6th, James' birthday. Coincidental? I don't think so. Most shockingly, there was NO notes given with the pasta. Usually, from experience, this kind of occurrence comes with notes. Love notes, hate notes, etc. But no notes. This can only mean that there is more to this than mere overdue Buaya Week goodie. Sure the pasta filled our poor James' stomach. But there are too many questions unanswered. And "The Mystery" will go to great lengths to uncover the truth.
At this moment James is quietly enjoying the pasta. The plot thickens with the receipt of an anonymous text message, and an anonymous telephone call... "The Mystery" returns with more uncovered details, details that James himself would die protecting.
CCB: "Days that shook the World" - Teaser
It has been two days since the D-Day. It was indeed an astronomical story to tell. Shocking discoveries about pirates, and stars, and perhaps one unholy destiny. Bigger, longer, and uncut, "Days that shook the World" will finally reveal, the man, and the lady, intertwined in a twisted story of love, betrayal, and with a twist that will leave everybody questioning the very foundation of belief.
Because CCB is under intense budget cuts, she was unable to send her investigating officers on a road trip on D-Day. But technology in a form of a Imaginary Imagination Imaging System, the events of the D-Day are constructed to fill the gaps left behind by the previous 2 episodes.
Stay tuned, and the "Days that shook the World" promises to offer more than mere shocks, it promises to awe.
Because CCB is under intense budget cuts, she was unable to send her investigating officers on a road trip on D-Day. But technology in a form of a Imaginary Imagination Imaging System, the events of the D-Day are constructed to fill the gaps left behind by the previous 2 episodes.
Stay tuned, and the "Days that shook the World" promises to offer more than mere shocks, it promises to awe.
8 Short @ Night Cycling
It was indeed romance on the road during Sheares Hall's starlit and full-moonlit night cycling expedition as 8 short was represented by 50% strength, 66% of which comprised of blossoming couples seizing the opportunity to take their love to astronomical heights. Here are but a few of the pictures from that stellar night, and as promised by my trusty neighbor who missed out on the action, there will surely be more exposing stories and photos to come!
8 short sets out
CTs storming the Botanical Gardens
A Glimpse of more damning evidence to come...
8 short sets out
CTs storming the Botanical Gardens
A Glimpse of more damning evidence to come...Monday, October 22, 2007
Die Another Day - The Videos
The visual account of thrilling encounter is now here. Thanks to Yen Bin's filming and Abhi's editing, you can now witness how the events unfolded FIRST HAND..
However, we strongly recommend you read the story below in the previous post, first, before watching the video, in order to maximise your experience
The video is split into two halves for uploading purposes
Segment 1:
Segment 2:
However, we strongly recommend you read the story below in the previous post, first, before watching the video, in order to maximise your experience
The video is split into two halves for uploading purposes
Segment 1:
Segment 2:
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