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i was bored.
so i decided to do this quiz again,
for the second.
was ripped from xintong or abby the first time, i think.

1 3 N A M E S

1. Hui Jie

2. Claudia

3. Chew Chia[Shao Wei]

4. Kenneth[lol. he just popped into my head!]

5. Tej[chain effect]

6. Brendan

7. Mei Jun

8. Tiffany

9. Beatrice[lol. her sms-.-]

10. Preacher Willy[just met him. so he just popped into my head too!]

11. Yang Yi

12. Tian Jie[chain effect again]

13. Ying Xin

1) How and when did you meet 10?
preacher willy.
PHPPS`06! my preacher!

2)What would you do if you had never met 1?
huijie.
erm. i guess then i wouldnt have someone to bug about to tell me THAT secret and sec school life wouldnt be some nutsy!

3)What would you do if 6 and 1 dated?
Brendan and huijie.
they dony know each other.
and they'll never date each other.
i'll make sure of that.

4)Have you ever seen 4 cry?
Kenneth.
erm. no, but i would be there if he needs.

5)Would 11 and 2 make a good couple?
Claudia and Yang Yi.
honestly? NO!
Claudia needs someone really sweet.
no offence.

6)Is 13 cool?
yeap!
she can act bimb very well, like totally =x
[that's so un-me!]

7)Do you think 12 is cute?
no comment!
LOL.

8)Tell me something about number 3:
Shao Wei.
erm. she's an social chick.
and spends little time doing what rg girls do best.
not true.

9)How do you know 8?
211`08!

10.)What's 7's favorite color?
i dont know, sorry.
i'll ask her tomorrow.
but i'm guessing black.
and white.

11)What would you do if 6 just confessed he/she fancies you:
Brendan.
technically, that's not possible.
we're sort-of siblings.

12)When was the last time you talked to number 2?
this afternoon.

13) Last but not least, tell me about number 9, is this someone that you would date?
Hell no! she's a GIRL.
and she's a really tanned swimmer fyi.
anyone interested?
LOL.
i'm kidding.
no offence meant(:
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when i told my mom about the maroon 5 concert she shrugged and refused to comment.
screw.

i still have so much to do and there's only 1 and a 1/2 hours before i NEED to sleep.
damn. mr de SUSA hasnt posted the PT examples.
pffffts.
i'm too lazy to continue revising history.
*sighs*

shall post soemthing about leap years:
2902`08, tomorrow.

Legend: Custom allows marriage-minded gals to propose to their boyfriends on February 29.

Origins: Due to the vagaries of our calendar, every year whose number is cleanly divisible by four is a leap year, and so contains an extra day tacked onto its February.

Because leap years are seen as unusual events that disturb the otherwise orderly progression of days/months/years, certain beliefs have been attached to them. Leap years, according to folk tradition, were the only times when women could propose marriage to men, with this belief often termed "The Ladies' Privilege." Yet even within this hypothesis there was disagreement as to how far it went — a great many of those who encountered this custom did not see it as applicable throughout the length of a leap year, but only to the extra day itself; that is, only to February 29.

Another school of thought held that a man so entreated either had to accept the proposal or pay the refused woman a substantial forfeit for turning her down, such as a silk gown or £100. (Indeed, it was widely and erroneously reported that a Scottish Act of Parliament from the 13th Century had mandated this, or that this "agree or else" proposition had been enshrined in English Common Law. Often this tidbit of misinformation was presented as a 1288 decree by Queen Margaret of Scotland, under which men who declined the invitation to wed were fined £1.)-FUNNY!

In another form of the belief, men who said no were not on the hook to buy expensive presents for the disappointed girls or to pay fines to the Crown, but their refusals attracted ill fortune to themselves. In yet another twist, if the gal who did the asking had failed to wear a scarlet flannel petticoat, or if a corner of the same were not partly visible under her dress, the man who declined would be spared the ill luck that a turn-down would ordinarily have propelled his way.

got a guy in mind?

maybe to ask him out?

i do, you know.

but that's not the point.