Nanananana

I've parted with my maxis broadband for a week. Hence the lack of updates. 8D

It's not easy, I tell you. Even if I had no internet connection, I still had the laptop. I watched Snow White on Sunday night. So, to prevent myself from watching more CD's, I gave Fatin my laptop and asked her to keep it away from me.

So what did I do when I was bored? I read my new book, The Graveyard Book. It's an OK book. I love the characters. And believe it or not, I actually support Bod/Eliza instead of the more realistic Bod/Scarlett pairing. Hahah.

Once I've finished the book, stuff became extremely boring for me. I had no way of entertaining myself. But yeah, I guess I made it through the week. Mak says I should try for another week without th internet connection. I'll do it, but I shall need a new/unread book to bring back to college so that I can at least have something to do when I'm bored.

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I got my laundry basket back. 8D

Someone who took it had placed it back on the drier exactly where I left it before it went missing. Perhaps she took it by mistake, because yesterday when I did my laundry, there was another basket similar to mine -- red, and boleh lipat-lipat -- but it was obviously older than mine.

I think the owner of that basket had taken my basket by mistake.

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Disney question!

Are the dwarfs, Sleepy and Bashful twins? They do look alike, you know.

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UIA spot-check. OMG, guys.

So far, my room hasn't been raided (yet...), but the tales I've heard from those who have had their room raided -- ish, I tell you.

Here's an entry I wrote earlier on Thursday:

21/1/2010

9.21am

Fellows are thick on the ground, handing out summons and raiding rooms. Apparently this week is the "Ops Kemas" week -- which means if you don't have your socks on, you'd probably be RM50 poorer if ever a fellow catches you. I don't know what the guys have to go through (probably just the length of hair and displaying your matric card), but us girls -- they'll check your tudung, kain dalam, serkup, socks, and matric card.

I guess some students feel as if their privacy has been violated, because check this out: the fellows also go for your wallet, your phone (inbox+gallery), your laptop, your wardrobe, your makeup things, your perfume, and your teddy bear.

Sebijik macam skolah weh. Or perhaps worse!

They say the raids happened around 1-2am. Even if you don't open the door, they have the keys. They'd check your wardrobe and they'd confiscate stuff like jeans, selendang and shorts. A classmate of mine said that they even confiscated her teddy bear. The motive? She wasn't so sure. There is nothing on teddy bears in the rule book. I've checked.

I had my maths class just now. When I was about to head back to my room, I noticed something on the wall outside the classroom:

"Fellow dan pak guard takde hak nak check handphone (inbox+gallery), laptop dan wallet students. Kami mau privacy kami! Ingat UIA ni bapak korang punya ke??"

And someone else had scribbled, "Kalau tak bersalah watpe nak takut!"

I later learnt that this notice was also distributed to SMAWP, and that some second-year students have protested against the spot-check by not attending their morning classes. (In my opinion, that's a silly way to protest -- korang gak rugi kalau tak pegi kelas... =__= )

I am therefore thankful for one thing: that Bee isn't a stuffed toy! LOL

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I just knew that for some unknown reasons, every Health and Medical Science students will have to extend their studies here in CFS for two years, except for the pharmacy students.

=_______=lll

There you go, the Inconsistent CFS IIUM.

I also learnt that I have to take English For Academic Purposes here in CFS, after all!

Psh!

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Sultan Johor meninggal smalam eh?

My laundry basket

...is missing.

I did my laundry last night/morning around 1am, and left my laundry basket by the drier so that if ever someone wanted to use it after my laundry's done, they could simply put my laundry in my basket and load the drier with their laundry.

But this morning, I got up to retrieve my laundry and found that my basket's gone. I dunno if someone took it by mistake or intentionally... But honestly, who would take a laundry basket??

I had to use my baldi to take my laundry back to my room...it's too small. I've also posted a notice asking the person to please, do return it back to the laundry room.

Meh. At least none of my clothes was taken.

Can I?

Can I brings Mr. DGX500 to college?

Perhaps I can hides it under my bed and when I wants to plays it, I can puts it on my study table and plays.

I is misses Clavinova-san... ;__;

I is can't wait to play Clavinova-san tomorrow~ 8D

I hate it when someone does that.

Just because we're not taking the glamorous courses, doesn't mean we're stupid.

I especially hate it when Sir Mahathir said it's okay that our class didn't do well in the previous biology mid-semester exam. He said it's because we're Allied Health Science and Nursing students, so our CPU is slower.

What the F, excuse me, do repeat that again, please thank you?

Way to discourage your students, sir. I find it very insulting. I really do. I could so take Pharmacy or Dentistry if I wanted to, and I'm sure plenty of other students could do that, too. Just because I prefer to become an optometrist over a doctor and take the less glamorous course, it doesn't mean you get to call my CPU slow.

I just bet my ass that there are Medic/Pharmacy/Dentistry students who screwed their mid-semester exam. I bloody hell got 94% for my biology mid-semester exam, okay. And there are those who got 92% and 88% in my class -- do NOT call us slow.

Sir Azrul also said something similar. He was surprised that a nursing student got 100% in my class for the maths mid-semester exam. He said that as if it was some sort of a miracle or something. Well, so what if a nursing student can do maths better than medic students can? Why are you surprised? Glamorous courses =/= smart students. Get that through your heads.

Yang amek medic tu pon blom gerenti ada talent nak jadik doctor. Tengok2 sampai tahun 3, fail, terus bukak kedai makan aje. Harap glamour course je, khaaaakk-ttuii!

I honestly don't understand why so many people want to become doctors. Even in high school, a classmate of mine wanted to become a doctor -- I'm sorry to say this, but his/her biology marks weren't even good. I think it's because it's a glamorous job to have. Like, your kids can go,

"My dad/mum's a doctor~" *proud*

Whatever la wei. Jangan ikut glamour je. Kang kalau tak dapat bawak, diri tu jugak susah.

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Allied Health Science + Nursing students:
proving lecturers wrong
since Mid-Sem Exam, Semester II 2009/2010.

New post!

Okay! Updates!

Hmmmm... ... ...

I guess I don't have anything to post...

That's all we have for today, folks! XD

IIUM runner-up in world debate meet

From The New Straits Time

KUALA LUMPUR: International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has emerged runner-up in the English as a Second Language (ESL) category of the World Universities Debating Championship.

IIUM was represented by third-year students Khalidah Nazihah Abdul Jamin (economics and management sciences) and Meor Aliff Meor Azalan (political sciences).

According to an IIUM statement yesterday, Khalidah was also recognised as one of the top ESL speakers.

Tel Aviv University in Israel emerged champion of the world's largest debating tournament in the ESL category.

The championship saw the participation of 392 universities including Harvard, Yale, Monash, Oxford Union and Cambridge Union.

The 10-day competition was held at Koc University in Turkey and began on Dec 26.
--Bernama.

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I cut out this news from the newspaper. lol.

LAWSUIT

Can someone give me an update about the DBSK-SM lawsuit, please?

;__;

Sir Mahathir

He was being the repressor protein.

Random

Being a student can be difficult at times. I've been in situations where I can't really digest what the lecturers are saying in class. For example, when Sir Mahathir explained about glycolysis or the citric acid cycle. Memang blur habis weh.

It happened again yesterday when he talked about DNA replication. Haha. Nonetheless, I will do my post-class reading... (later lah~)

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I've made up my mind about my favourite makcik kantin here. HAHA, random, right?

Okay, here we go: I like the makcik at the mihun/bubur/nasi ayam stall and the one in charge of goreng pisang and cekodok and keropok lekor in the evening the best.

I like the former because she has a stong sense of justice, as in, you'll REALLY have to wait in line. Let's say there's a person in front of you and you just say to the makcik, "Cik, mihun sup satu!", she will say, "Nanti dulu dik," before asking the person in front of you what she wants. First come, first serve.

I like the latter because she's got this kind face. Simple explanation.

The makcik who wears glasses and is usually in charge at the paying counter is OK, too, but she looks garang. XD I think she's from Perak (conclusion is based on her accent, lol).

The pakcik who's in charge of the drinks rarely smile or say anything to people. He just points at you to ask what you want, and nods when he gets your order. Haha.

And then there's the kakak who's in charge of the burger stall. She's OK.

The new pakcik in charge of the burger stall is...meh. Sometimes I compare the speed of his burger-making skills to the kakak burger. He's slower. XD

And lastly, I just noticed that there's a new makcik in charge at the mihun stall and the burger stall. Yesterday, the makcik mihun with a strong sense of justice was monitoring her when I came to place my order. Today, she's in charge of the burger stall. She's quite slow, too, when compared to the rest of the makciks (yang kadang2 buat kerja diorang dengan muka blur dang bosan...macam automatik je tangan tu buat kerja). I guess the new makcik will have to get used to it before she can pull the I'm-Bored face while doing her job.

Observation of an obviously bored ZC resident: owari.

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Today, something funny happened in arabic class. The ustaz in the next class got angry at his students, I guess, and began spitting out angry arabic shouts while hitting the white board.

The classes at LY are separated by walls that aren't made of bricks...you know, like, in tuition centres? When there's one large room, and then someone divides it into several classes by placing these walls? Yeah.

So when the ustaz hit the white board, the walls began to shake a bit. Ustaz Zahari, who was in the middle of explaining how a madhi form of a word is transformed to its mudhari' and amar forms, paused and made a surprised look as the shouts began. Then he laughed and, when he resumed the lecture, used a lower voice. Kononnye takut ustaz sebelah tu dengar and marah dia pulak kot. XDD

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I said, what time izzit nao??

Two~A~M~!

Haha.

Does 2AM have any catchy lines like 2PM does?

Speaking of 2PM, I've seen the MV of their latest song. It's called Colour, I think. Or My Colour. Or izzit Color? My Color? Yeah, something like that.

I thought Chansung looked NIIIIIIICCCEEE...

I wonder what colour Jay would be if he were still apart of 2PM. Blue? But let's say the phone only comes in 6 colours and there are 7 of them...would they still be doing the MV, which is also a commercial for the phone? Hm.

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We still haven't gotten our mid-semester biology papers back. Pfffft.... =____=lll

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I still don't get why people sent invitations to become friends in online communities even when they don't even know that person. Like, I've gotten several and they just kept coming.

Like, why on earth would I add you?? Psh.

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By battery's running low. Malas la nak masang the wire thingy. And I've got class at 8 tomorrow. So, yeah. I think that's it for today. 8-)

I read Kingdom Hearts II the manga last night.

Roxas isn't as cool as he is in the game, though. XD
He's rather goofy, but not as goofy as Sora.

(I've posted three entries about KH. Sorry. TEE HEE.)