Why?

Why is high school so difficult in the U.S.?

I mean, I've never been to one, of course, but through movies and TV series and stuff, I think everyone knows about high school in the U.S.

Like, why do the kids there put labels on others? And why do they mock geek students? I mean, they're geeks, okay, so what?

And really, the popular crowd? Why are they so mean and so full of themselves? They can be full of themselves, of course, but why do they need to step on others and make others feel bad about themselves?

High school here isn't like that. At least, my high school was okay. There are still groups and stuff like that, but you don't laugh at someone just because they're geeky or openly mock the less popular students. You just don't do that.

Well, okay, maybe kids in K.L. or Putrajaya might not be all that respectful towards each other. I dunno. Budak2 bandar la katakan. Sini Bangi, just a small place, so IDK.

But you get my point.

Throughout high school, I've never been teased or humiliated by other students. There weren't any mean, popular b*tches who spread gossips and lies about others. We didn't mock a girl just because she's fat.

It's just that my high school experience wasn't as bad as the ones portrayed in chick-flick movies where the heroine goes against the biggest b*tch at school.

Because there weren't any mean b*tches at my school.

I've been watching too many chick-flick movies, kekeke. XD

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Going ice-skating this Wednesday~

Eza, Eza! You think Sara would want to join us?? The more the merrier, ne~

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Sister is watching Fumoffu. =__=

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I checked Ujai's notebook. I expected a prefect's notebook to be exciting, but really, his reports are rather boring. He mostly comments on the cleanliness of the place he's patrolling.

Oh well.

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I made an onigiri plushie!!

It's on my dA.

Too lazy to upload picture here, kekeke.

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Can't wait for the next chapter of FMA.

Ah, I hope it ends well (but Along has a feeling that the manga will have a sad ending...)

And I hope the mangaka explains the origin of the Little Guy in the Flask. Seriously. What is it and how did it know so many things and why is it so powerful?

And I'M SO HAPPY WRATH DIED KEKEKEKEKE!!!!

I hate that old man. =___=

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D'you know that Paul isn't Paul McCartney's first name?? o_O

I just found out recently, hah! XD

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Woot! I just posted an entry!

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Just look at how dead Yunho's eyes were. Just look at how dead Jae's eyes were. Look at Changmin in the end -- he looked as if he's scared of standing close to Jae.

OH NO. :(Is this the end?

But there might still be hope for them, I guess... Their 29th single, Break Out!, is set to be released on the 27th of January 2010.

DBSK, known as Tohoshinki in Japan, have set further activites in Japan as a group for the first time since their last performance at a-nation even with the still ongoing law dispute.

Good news for DBSK fans! Although their group activities have been stopped in Korea, activities in Japan as Tohoshinki will resume as planned. DBSK appeared on Nihon TV's end of the year awards ceremony Best Hit Festival 2009 on the 26th as they were nominated for the Gold Artist Award along with popular Japanese singers such as EXILE and Koda Kumi. The group is also planned to appear on Fuji TV's FNS Kayousai 2009 on December 2nd and have been changing their schedule around to make room for their second appearance on NHK's Kohaku Uta Gassuen, one of Japan's largest end of the year music ceremonies, as well as other end of the year programs.

This will be the first time since their performance at a-nation at the end of the August that they'll be taking on activities. Bigeast, their Japanese fan club, were just as worried as Cassiopeia about DBSK's future as the Japanese media had reported about the dispute as well. Due to request, NHK broadcast a rerun of a Music Japan episode that the group participated in. Ishihara, producer of Music Japan as well as Kohaku blogged, "I know many of you DBSK fans out there must feel insecure in many ways these days. I really hope this rerun makes you happy and we hope to be able to make a second DBSK special in the near future."

Avex, DBSK's Japanese company, also re-confirmed their stance of fully supporting the group and their activities in Japan. Along with TV appearances, their 29th single, BREAK OUT!, is set to release on the 27th of January next year. Fan meetings are also set to occur during the month of January in Kobe, Sendai, and Yokohama.

taken from omgkpop.com

*sigh*sigh*sigh*

Hoping for the best right now...

Other k-pop news: Taemin of SHINee pulak kena H1N1. (=__=) Jonghyun was the one who had it before this. Well, hope you recover soon, kiddo.