World Cup On The Line

So, South Africa FIFA World Cup 2010 is here, and I''ve been so concentrated on watching the matches than to update my blog.
However, recently, Spain beat my favourited Germany, so I muttered a curse and hope that Holland win the Finals. But, Spain has the upper hand, so I guess Spain will still win. Why? Because they play so well that even I freaked out. Yep.
Next, the 3rd Place Decisive match between Uruguay and Germany. I seriously hope that Germany at least get a 3rd place, so I will not feel that bad.
This year's World Cup was truly retarded, I must say, retarded. RETARDED. Strong teams such as France, Italy, Brazil, Argentina and England got kicked out in the Group Stages, Round Of 16 and Quarter Finals. That's really bad, but I still don't see any reason why they totally crapped up. Maybe they have been too arrogant? Or are they really weak? Tell you what, I initially thought that England's players were excellent, but just because I liked Barclays Premier League, that doesn't mean that they're strong.

Players like Rooney, Kaka, Messi, Higuain, Christiano Ronaldo, and some other good players did not perform well enough. Even Spain's Torres haven't even scored a goal yet. I should say these are really BlooperS. :)

Next is this Octopus Paul. I'm an avid fan of Germany, so I should say I'm gonna KILL HIM. He didn't predicted the match, he totally set the scores! I think you may not know what I mean, but it's abit retarded that he just ate that morsel of food that looked nice. And by doing that, God made Germany to lose to Spain. Is it fair? No! Although I like the Round Of 16 match with England and Quarter-Final with Argentina. I liked that 4-1 and 4-0 streak; they are COOL.

If Germany had battled against Uruguay, it would have been like this. Germany would at least get a 2nd place.               Unfortunately, it didn't happen. That's really a pity.

Lastly, the Goal-line laser technique or some sort of crap that sounded like that. I seriously dont' know what's the name, but I really consider FIFA to introducing one in the next world cup. When you see the ball passing the goal line, you think that it's a goal, but with the referees' no-good-brain and un-tech peeps, it's not counted. You can say that, 'oh, that should be a goal! %&@#$!' Then it drones on and on...... It never stops. The goal will never be counted, and for the next 2 years, FIFA will look at the past 20 years and say,' Oh, sorry dudes, I didn't think of using a camera at that time.' Then I will crap him up. Seriously.

Never mind the people and the decisions made. Everything is very crucial. The tactics, the talents, and the techy stuff. You need vigorous training, new talents every now and then, and equipments that can last till the next century.

However, I can promise all of the readers here one thing, in a country, state or club, THAT will NEVER happen.

I'm Back! Back!

Hi dudes who are visiting my blog NOW,
It has been quite a long time since I last posted on this blog. Why? Because I was in China for the past few weeks (28May to 20June). I initially thought that I could maintain my blog in China, however, I couldn't, the same goes for YouTube. It's a bit WEIRD, I succeeded last time, you know. So my blog was left dangling there for a few weeks with no one to care. Now that I'm back, I'm UBER-HAPPY.

While I in China for the longest time yet, there are a LOT of things I want to share with you, my fellow avid readers of my blog.
I was in Xiamen, a coastal city in Fujian Province, southeastern China. There are some peculiar things you would want to know. There's a lot of taxi companies in Xiamen. Companies like 海峡，坤驰，联亿，康福，and a few others. Unlike Singapore, Xiamen's taxis are not so well-kept, however, the fares are REALLY CHEAP. The first 2km is 8 RMB, equivalent to $1.50 here. Every extra km is $0.40. The bus fares are also as cheap. The maximum for a trip is $1, while it can go as low as $0.20. Woots.

The roads here are also not that well maintained. There are holes around the main roads and the traffic lights are almost useless! There are no proper right turn for cars, so it gets very dangerous when cars go around the corners. The traffic lights also go berserk sometimes. How do you expect someone to walk across a 20m stretch of road within 12 seconds?! So, we had to run. Yep. Run.

Things here are considered cheap. And there's feel good things around. Although you know that the numbers in the price tags are greater, the currency rate is about $1 = 5 RMB. In other words, you can compare the prices in Singapore easily. Sad to say, MacDonald's and KFC in Xiamen have the same prices as Singapore.

This time, I went to China for a 2 weeks or so. Then, my parents and I made our way to Changsha Province （长沙）. It is located in Hunan （湖南), south-central China. From there, we took a long distance bus trip to Feng Huang (凤凰) county in Hunan. It took about 5 hours and itwas DEAD boring. After spending 2 to 3 days in Feng Huang, we took another bus trip to Zhang Jia Jie (张家界). The scenery there was so beautiful!I think I better introduce it next time!

Analysis of Poem- The Son is in Secondary School by Affian Sa’at

This poem describes how the author enjoys his school days. Most of the events are cleverly quoted out in the poem, and it is quite faultless. "My best friend did a heroic thing once Shaded all A’s For his Chinese Language Multiple-choice paper" is one of the many things some students do during  the examinations. Although these may sound foolish, it is very useful when recalling past memories of the old school days. I think that this poem is perfect- for the young and old.


The days in my Primary School was quite the same as 'The Son is in Secondary School'. I share the same sentiments and the old days just seem great. Classmates are sometimes annoying but also helpful and friendly. The class is filled with laughter every interval during periods. We played tag even in the class and hoped that recess was much longer that usual. 




Primary School
-Zhou Zhefang


The days just seemed awesome
When I was in Primary School
Got a huge bunch of friends
But they are erm...useless


When Assembly started
Most of the pupils were in disarray
Lines crooked and a lot of latecomers
Much to the principal's dismay


Classes are as usual
But when there's abrupt laughter
Our angry teacher would shout
Quiet! or I'll call your mother!


When the recess bell rings
Our class would start to fidget
And when the teacher releases us
The last one out will be called a midget


The end of recess is near
But who gives a ear?
All we know is to play, play and play
But we all run when the Discipline Master is here


The school bell is more amazing
80% of the class will start to pack their bags
When the teacher gives the signal
Our class would be like an empty sack.


CCAs are just a waste of time
It's like doing CWO
When you look at other CCA groups
You realise they look like CEO


When you reach home
You thought you can slack
But when you realise that there's tons of homework
You will say, "What the heck!"


Schools days are just awesome
No freedom, no justice, no peace
What am I doing here anyway?
Oh, talk about bliss.


Oh and I forgot one thing
Who cares about this?!

2ND post for TERM 2

Hi! I'm back pretty fast, because I have to finish 5 blog posts by Term 2. (Not an easy task) Let me see, I got quite a lot of crap to voice out, but I'm afraid I'll get screwed.

Anyway, THE SABBATICALS FINALLY STARTED!!! OMG! I'm in the 'F1 In Schools workshop' anyway, it costs 100 bucks, and it was not good enough on the first day.
Today was the very 1st day, around 50 of us were gathered in the Lecture Theatre near the Science Research Centre. We were introduced to F1, and some theories that apply to the aerodynamics of a typical F1 car. We also checked out the different components of the F1 car, the evolution of F1, the importance of technology and etc. Lectures covered about 85%, so it was quite boring when we came to introducing the forces and resistance. I almost fell asleep. Hands-on session was to draw the chassis of the F1 car on a piece of isometric paper, and it was seriously tough. however boring was today, tomorrow we'll be designing the car!!! Yeah! That's the COOL part.

Hmm, I and James have finally finished Chinese ACE, and we were kept in the Staff Room to laminate and cut out the pieces of paper required for ACE. It was back-breaking work, as we were kept in there for about 45 mins. James cursed as we walked out of the staff room. Nice one, though. Sabbaticals are quite cool, you get extended reccesses, Air-conned rooms and learn things that aren't taught in classrooms. but I'm starting to regret this a bit. 100 bucks is a lot of money! Compared to other programmes with either 0 or lower costs, mine is EXPENSIVE.

Have homework left though. Infocomm Studies: Flash Interactive Website Project. I seriously need to spend time on that. *Flip Flip. Oh, and the sabbaticals.... hmm....yep. That's all.

Just to let everybody know, I'm leaving Singapore on the 28th of May. The day for the Chinese Common Test. I could have left on the 27th, but the test is compulsory, so....too bad. Keep in contact in China!:)

I'm seriously speechless now. Seriously.

Hope I have somtething to say the next time I see you. :D

1st Blog Post for the very __th time

Hi all! Erm, this is my __________th blogging, but actually I haven't been blogging for very long....... so I'M GLAD TO BE BACK! WOOHOO!

So, life is still the same and insane. I just got news that our class is the most un-unified class in the Ortus Consortium. However, I like it! Especially when the class is noisy. (Doesn't make sense) Anyway, we got a NEW book, called 'Village By The Sea' by Anita Desai. She is quite an excellent qriter, because that book simply ROCKS. It's quite touching though, as it depicts a poor Indian family living in Thul (some part of India). They live in extreme poverty and can't even have a proper meal. I won't talk about the book much further, you can read the book anywhere too! English: Chracter Analysis. That's the skill required for the next test in Term 2 Week 10. Still have a long way to go. Math test results going to come out, and I predict that I'm gonna get a 3 or lower for my MSG. OMG. I think I must work hard.

The other test results have shown, and I did REALLY badly. I totally mean it. Luckily, today is the last day of the week, and moreover, Sabbaticals are on next week and I got posted into 'F1 in School' or something like that. It costs $100, and I'm going broke. I didn't sign up for that whole-heartedly anyway, I was given 10 choices. This was not one of my top choices, but I have no choice now. TOO BAD. :(After the Sabbatical week is Home-learning  and Parent-Teacher meeting. We have to stay at home to complete assignments online while our parents have to go to school to meet the teachers. I'm sure that my teachers have a LOT to say about me. I'm DEAD SURE. Oh man...

While I'm writing this blog post, I just realised that Hwa Chong's SMB is loading for the past 30 mins. Why is the server lagging? Maybe HCI should improve on that particular part. I kinda like HCI nowadays, because people here are always helpful, even if you approach a Sec-3 that you have never seen before for help, he will still help you. That's the good thing. However, there are bulllies around this school. I don't feel like elaborating on that subject too.

Hmm, I think I'm done with this blog post. I have to complete 5 blog posts before that end of Term 2. So I guess I better hurry. I still have other projects and homework, so it's like caryying a ton of them. I'M SO STRESSED. ._.

Buh-Byes. Cya.