Friday, November 30, 2007


It's a joke. Don't take it seriously.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Honey, I shrunk the PlayStation.

As you might know, the 15GB iPod I had been carrying for a few years has broken down on me for some time and I've been wanting a replacement ever since. However, current prices (I need at least the 8GB nano, and that costs RM829) are pretty steep, and replacing the conked hard drive is a no-no (expensive, replacements are hard to find).

Today, though, I decided I might not need a new iPod after all - the piano black PlayStation Portable my dad has been holding on to underused for a few years now (he has rich friends with benefits) might finally be passed down to me.

Now, at this point you might be thinking I'm overjoyed. And I am, sort of. I mean, which 16-year-old would not want a PSP? But I do have a few reservations:

1. I still don't get a properly large enough storage space. Nice as the PSP is, the 1GB Memory Stick PRO Duo that is in it at the moment is still woefully short of the space I need. There are two reasons why I need large storage space. One is the amount of music I carry, which is as near as makes no difference 2.5GB. And the last time I checked, 2.5GB > 1GB. Also, I've yet to free my mother's computer from the behemoth that is my stuff, as the only thing in my house that has a big enough storage space to store that stuff is my iPod, which, as should be apparent by now if you're reading, is currently a vegetable. Maybe the 8GB Memory Stick Sony sells at the moment could be enough. But that will sting me for RM499. Ouch.

2. At 170x74x23 mm, only the deepest of pockets will be able to accommodate the PSP. Still, if people can carry Nokia Communicators in their pockets...

So, as you can see, there are a few issues regarding the black beauty. Still, with video and WiFi capabilities, maybe life as a PSP owner isn't so bad after all. And of course, it's got what is effectively a PS2 squeezed into its svelte body, so it's no hardship. If only the PS2 I have actually starts working properly...

Monday, November 26, 2007

OMG.

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I'm free. XD

Friday, November 23, 2007

SPM Quickie #02

In the beginning, there were two years.

The two years became one.

Which in turn became six months.

Then, without warning, there was just one month.

Then one week.

Then one day.

Then it was the day itself.

The day after.

The week after.

And now we're on Friday, the 23rd of November. Just three days till the end of SPM, with only Biology in sight.

Time flies when you take SPM.

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

SPM Quickie #01

Never sit for two morning-to-evening papers back-to-back. You'll be dead. Although the rain and heat probably had more to do with it.

At least there has been one major victory.

History, as they say, is history.

I really can't wait for this to be over. But looking at the number of papers I still have to go through, it has to be said that the end still seems so awfully far away.

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

SPM is coming soon. Very soon. No, really.

Time really does fly. 10 years of schooling has just flown by. And now, I'm less than a week away from sitting an exam that will change my life.

So this is it, innit?

SPM.

God, it feels so...weird.

It's such a strange feeling, not going to school anymore...

...not seeing my friends in school uniforms anymore...

...no longer having to set my phone to Silent mode while in class anymore...

...the list goes on...

...and on...

...and on...

...and on...okay, I really have to stop it.

I'm already starting to really miss school. I'm sure life after school (at least for the first three months anyway) will be total bliss, but it's pretty sad stepping out of school grounds for the last time.

But hey, at least I get to try out new things. The mind wanders...

Anyway, all this is rubbish. All that matters it this last barrier stopping me from freedom.

It's sorta like a scene in a movie where all the people are preparing for some natural disaster or something.

Well, for those of you sitting for SPM, I wish you all the best - in examination and in life. Hope to see you soon.

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