I don't know

That's what I say when I'm just too LAZY to think about ANYTHING.

Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Hey hey hey!

Somehow I'm damn spunky(<- learnt that from the punkymood[the one embedded on the right side]) today! woots!

adj. Informal., -i·er, -i·est.
Spirited; plucky.

spunkily spunk'i·ly adv.
spunkiness spunk'i·ness n.

Wahaha! Woke up real late today. And I actually woke up because my dad keep nagging me to rise and shine(the sun's really shining very brightly, afternoon already). Lols. So the usual procedures and off to makan! Alone. :/ 'cause i asked him not to da pao for me. D: Haha. Kinda irrelevant. :/

Woots! I finally felt the urge to study! That long awaited, lost in the deep deep ~~sea~~ Pacific Ocean, wonderful sensation(not really, but it's essential for wanting to study especially for lazy procrastinating bums like me!) finally came! OH MY GOD! YAY! FINALLY!!!! :D

I'm gonna study!!! Don't make me lose that feeling... Please... Oh damn! Next week's EAP, right? I havn't done my homeworks! Oh ~~CRAP~~ CRAB with gargantuan pincers!!! *Off to homework*

Before heading for some academic works, I just edited the ~~freaking~~ no kick CSS code of my blog skin! Yay! Clever Teck Li made it easy for 800 X 600 to see! Boo with 1024 X 768! Haha, they still can see it anyway, just that it'll be in a smaller version, which in turn means more empty spaces.

Cya people/ peeps/ peops/ whatever!

Check this out:

v., tucked, tuck·ing, tucks.

v.tr.

To gather up and fold, thrust, or turn in so as to secure or confine: She tucked her scarf into her blouse.

tuck in
To make (a child, for example) secure in bed for sleep, especially by tucking bedclothes into the bed.

[Middle English tukken, possibly from Middle Low German or Middle Dutch tocken, tucken.]

So it's literally wrong to use the phrase "tuck out". I remembered noting this error from a book in popular. So next time a teacher says that "Your shirt is tucked out, please tuck it in," you may correct him/her and say that it is literally untrue. There's no such phrase as "tuck out" while "tuck in" is for making someone or something, SECURE in BED. I'm not too sure about the latter, but I'm confident that there's no such phrase called "tuck out". Guailan/ laugh/ disgrace/ correct someone if he/she uses such Singlish phrases. Speak good english. At least try to. :)

I don't think you can get yellow form for correcting your teacher, right? D: Sekali you tell Mr Tan "Teacher, there's no such phrase as tuck out. Tuck already means securing in place, so please correct your mistake," then he give you yellow form. OWNED~ Happy New Year to you sia... Haha.

We never said our love was evergreen or as unchanging as the sea
But if you can still remember, stop and think of me
Think of all the things we've shared and seen
Don't think about the way things which might have been...

(This song is still stuck in my brain so bear with it. It's actually from the Phantom of the Opera... So yea, enjoy!)