for 2 consecutive nites, my mama managed to blow her top at me.
for the most weirdest stuff.
first nite, she was busy commenting on how stupid my dear dear looks with his hair and ordered me to break up with him.. i ignored her and tried to study in peace. den she goes crazy. next thing i know she's slamming doors and screaming those bloody hurting words. her closing statement for the nite?
"BLOODY HELL. IDIOT. SWINE."
last nite, she said "dun off [the tv] ah"
but i heard her wrongly and switched off the tv.. her "dun" was so soft la, how i hear her properly when she's talking from another room?
den she went crazy again.
start screaming vulgarities and cursing me.
"why i call you to dun off den you off? why i call you to die, you dun die?"
and she said that my dear dear make me crazy until "like that"
WHO'S THE FOOKER SCREAMING AND SHOUTING EVERY NIGHT AND DISTURBING THE PEACE AND CURSING AND SWEARING AT ME AS I FOOKING TRY TO STUDY FOR THE EXAM WHICH HAPPENS TO TAKE PLACE THE NEXT FOOKING MORNING?!
for the whole time, i hadnt slept. i slept at 12.30am the previous nite bcos of her first outburst and i had to wake up at 4.30am to do my final revision. she oredi disrupted my nite's study and now she's trying to kill me huh?
so it's logical and to everybody's common sense that i can no longer concentrate much and the bed beckons. and no matter wad, i seriously wanted to switch off the tv in the living room cos i wanted to go back to my room and continue chiong-ing.
so i switched off the fooking tv since i was the onli one supposedly watching the show.
hello? she onli watched the starting, went to bath during the middle and now she wanna watch the ending which wont make sense to her? oh yar, and it's a repeat telecast. so it's the second time we're watching the show.
oh yar, my sense of self-righteousness is inherited from her.
apparently, everything she does has the most correct reason. even though that her family side is supposedly ostracising her [that's wad she thinks] bcos she didnt go visit my grandmama when grandmama was hospitalised.
she claimed that nobody told her abt the op.
THAT IS BCOS SHE REFUSED TO ANSWER THEIR PHONE CALLS FOR THE SIMPLE REASON THAT SHE "DESERVED BUT DID NOT RECEIVE" MY GRANDFATHER'S INHERITANCE MONEY AFTER HIS DEATH IN 2001.
so her sense of self-righteousness vindicated her.
and the way she worships her son irks me.
she will willingly bring his breakfast/lunch/dinner into his room and gently call him to makan.
she will grudgingly order me to go to the sink and get my food and wash the dishes after that.
she will be going "son, you got drink water? got eat enough? eating dinner tonite or not? must be careful k?" and den give him a ceremoniously farewell at the door when he leaves for a karaoke/mahjong session.
for me, i tell her that im gg to skool/lib for lesson/studying and she dun even bother to open her mouth to say "okae, byebye."
WHAT IS HER FUCKING PROBLEM?
when she is being frustrated at him for not updating her abt his problem, she will make so much noise WHEN HE IS NOT AT HOME. when he is at home, she acts dumb and as if everything is ubber fine. den she will turn back at me and start stabbing me with her vulgarities.
why is it when im not giving her any troubles den she vent her anger on me? my bro is the troublemaker wad.
life sux la. i sms-ed dear dear that i wanted to move out.
might as well move out and throw money at her face when i have it.
for calling me a good-for-nothing, a swine, an idiot and all those.
just throw money at her face and walk off. out of her life. and once every month i'll resurface to throw money at her for 5min. den im off again.
12 April 2008
08 April 2008
happy
yea. happy.
i know i shouldnt be blogging now and i should be mugging now.
but i just have to blog.
this morning, at 7.30am liqian called me.. and just nice my hp ringtone starts with "WAKE UP CALL. CAUGHT YOU IN THE MORNING WITH ANOTHER ONE IN MY BED!!"
so i was woken up.
den qian keep laughing at my sleepy voice la!! i was like "h..e..l..l..o.........i.....n..o..t.....g..o..i..n...g........" den she "haha, okae, haha"
and i tot i oredi sms-ed her the previous nite that i couldnt make it.
anyway, this morning, after i woke up and drank my mama's beancurd skin with barley drink, i went to imm!
went there to sign a line at starhub for my wonderful dear dear.. some veri bad thing happened to him.. rmb i mentioned that his phone was misused?
apparently, he borrowed one of his debtors' locker at the airport to put his stuff: keys, money and hp.. den he forgot to take. next day, everything was gone.. that debtor had taken everything and scooted off to JB and havent returned since that day.
i think that debtor scheduled to meet mas selamat and they all snuck to JB together. KIDDING.
so all those harsh words which i tot dear dear said, were wad that bad guy said. via sms la. no wonder no answer my call; he scared i recognise the voice.
and den that person who claimed to be dear dear's sis is a FAKE!! I'VE BEEN CHEATED OF MY FEELINGS!!!
DUN CARE, I MUST TAKE MY REVENGE. WAD KIND OF JOKE IS THIS HUH??
this "sis" is actually another debtor of dear dear's..
yes, my dear dear has quite a number of clients aka borrowers. and the person who stole his phone msged all - yes all - to pay the borrowed money to he himself on the pretext either being my dear dear's long-time wife, or my dear dear himself.
and some really gave this month's monthly payment to the bad guy..
so far dear dear only contact half of the peeps.. he stress until his eye bags grew bigger and he really looked like a cute panda bear and he actually grew pimples!!
so cute la, so old oredi still got pimples~
and he insisted that i was drunk and burnt my forehead bcos of that.
but i swear i wasnt drunk at all!!
and he said that im veri cute..again.. hai~ he's even cuter la..
oh yar, and since i went to toa payoh to meet dear dear, i shun bian went to sunshine's office at level 7.. there's some changes in the office's layout.. those tables and chairs at the windows had been replaced by ornamental displays.. well, no more plans to discuss, so wad's the use of having discussion tables and chairs? heh. but i still like the smell of sunshine office.. smell so nice and comfortable.
actually, toa payoh has its own air. chinese garden oso.. jurong east got its own air as well.. but clementi dun have air. COS ALMOST THE WHOLE PLACE IS IN RUMBLES.
anyway, im gone off to study!! byebye!!!
i know i shouldnt be blogging now and i should be mugging now.
but i just have to blog.
this morning, at 7.30am liqian called me.. and just nice my hp ringtone starts with "WAKE UP CALL. CAUGHT YOU IN THE MORNING WITH ANOTHER ONE IN MY BED!!"
so i was woken up.
den qian keep laughing at my sleepy voice la!! i was like "h..e..l..l..o.........i.....n..o..t.....g..o..i..n...g........" den she "haha, okae, haha"
and i tot i oredi sms-ed her the previous nite that i couldnt make it.
anyway, this morning, after i woke up and drank my mama's beancurd skin with barley drink, i went to imm!
went there to sign a line at starhub for my wonderful dear dear.. some veri bad thing happened to him.. rmb i mentioned that his phone was misused?
apparently, he borrowed one of his debtors' locker at the airport to put his stuff: keys, money and hp.. den he forgot to take. next day, everything was gone.. that debtor had taken everything and scooted off to JB and havent returned since that day.
i think that debtor scheduled to meet mas selamat and they all snuck to JB together. KIDDING.
so all those harsh words which i tot dear dear said, were wad that bad guy said. via sms la. no wonder no answer my call; he scared i recognise the voice.
and den that person who claimed to be dear dear's sis is a FAKE!! I'VE BEEN CHEATED OF MY FEELINGS!!!
DUN CARE, I MUST TAKE MY REVENGE. WAD KIND OF JOKE IS THIS HUH??
this "sis" is actually another debtor of dear dear's..
yes, my dear dear has quite a number of clients aka borrowers. and the person who stole his phone msged all - yes all - to pay the borrowed money to he himself on the pretext either being my dear dear's long-time wife, or my dear dear himself.
and some really gave this month's monthly payment to the bad guy..
so far dear dear only contact half of the peeps.. he stress until his eye bags grew bigger and he really looked like a cute panda bear and he actually grew pimples!!
so cute la, so old oredi still got pimples~
and he insisted that i was drunk and burnt my forehead bcos of that.
but i swear i wasnt drunk at all!!
and he said that im veri cute..again.. hai~ he's even cuter la..
oh yar, and since i went to toa payoh to meet dear dear, i shun bian went to sunshine's office at level 7.. there's some changes in the office's layout.. those tables and chairs at the windows had been replaced by ornamental displays.. well, no more plans to discuss, so wad's the use of having discussion tables and chairs? heh. but i still like the smell of sunshine office.. smell so nice and comfortable.
actually, toa payoh has its own air. chinese garden oso.. jurong east got its own air as well.. but clementi dun have air. COS ALMOST THE WHOLE PLACE IS IN RUMBLES.
anyway, im gone off to study!! byebye!!!
07 April 2008
OKAEOKAEOKAE
im not gonna do anymore blogging until after my exams are over.
but just now, i realised that eric has a sister who's working as a realtor!! cool!!
all along i tot he onli had a brother.
strange.
oh ya, she's called fanny.
and den i realise that he had been using her keys to the house at west coast~ all along i tot that his mother was the one called fanny.. blur me.
so fanny and i agreed (via sms) that we'd meet, together with eric.. AFTER MY EXAMS~
why exams NOW!? cannot later? or earlier??
oh yar, im gonna try my veri best to steer clear of this lappy unless it's real urgent.
so dun miss me!!
i bet nobody will cos almost everybody's mugging for the exams as well.
INCEST IN AUSTRALIA!!
http://www.todayonline.com/articles/247046.asp
"Australian father has child with his daughter"
Monday • April 7, 2008
An Australian woman who had a child with her father pleaded for acceptance of their illicit love as the couple appeared on national television with their baby girl after being convicted of incest.
Jenny Deaves was 31 when she was reunited with her father John Deaves, who separated from her mother three decades before. Shortly afterwards, she had considered embarking on a sexual relationship with him, she told the Nine Network.
"John and I are in this relationship as consenting adults," she told the "60 Minutes" programme on Sunday night.
"We are just asking for a little bit of respect and understanding."
The couple's nine-month-old daughter, Celeste, to whom John Deaves is both father and grandfather, was also shown on the programme and appeared to be in sound health.
She is a third child, but also a half-sister, for Jenny Deaves, now 39, who has two other children from another relationship.
Jenny Deaves said not long after meeting her father, she began to see him as a man first and a father second."I was looking at him, sort of going, oh, he's not too bad," she said.
"Like you might look at a man across the bar at a nightclub."
John Deaves, who is 61, said he knew it was illegal to have sex with his child but emotions soon overcame him.
"Emotions take over, as people no doubt realise, there are times during your life where emotions do rule the heart, it rules the head," he said.
"I knew it was illegal, of course I knew it was illegal but you know, so what."
The South Australian couple, who bear a striking resemblance to each other, were both placed on three-year good behaviour bonds on March 20 after being convicted of two counts of incest each, a spokeswoman for the South Australian Courts Administration Authority said.
The bonds disallow any further sexual activity between the pair.
Sentencing remarks published on the court's website reveal that the couple had another child in 2001 but the infant died after only a few days due to a congenital heart disease.
District Court judge Steven Millsteed said the case was not typical because although father and daughter, the pair were "virtually strangers" when their relationship commenced."This is not a case where a father has violated his daughter and used his position of authority to take advantage of her powerlessness," he said.
Last month, a German man who has fathered four children with his mentally retarded sister lost a court bid to have his country's incest law scrapped on the basis that they were consenting adults.In that case, he had already served two years in prison and has refused to end the relationship, risking further jail time. — AFP
"Australian father has child with his daughter"
Monday • April 7, 2008
An Australian woman who had a child with her father pleaded for acceptance of their illicit love as the couple appeared on national television with their baby girl after being convicted of incest.
Jenny Deaves was 31 when she was reunited with her father John Deaves, who separated from her mother three decades before. Shortly afterwards, she had considered embarking on a sexual relationship with him, she told the Nine Network.
"John and I are in this relationship as consenting adults," she told the "60 Minutes" programme on Sunday night.
"We are just asking for a little bit of respect and understanding."
The couple's nine-month-old daughter, Celeste, to whom John Deaves is both father and grandfather, was also shown on the programme and appeared to be in sound health.
She is a third child, but also a half-sister, for Jenny Deaves, now 39, who has two other children from another relationship.
Jenny Deaves said not long after meeting her father, she began to see him as a man first and a father second."I was looking at him, sort of going, oh, he's not too bad," she said.
"Like you might look at a man across the bar at a nightclub."
John Deaves, who is 61, said he knew it was illegal to have sex with his child but emotions soon overcame him.
"Emotions take over, as people no doubt realise, there are times during your life where emotions do rule the heart, it rules the head," he said.
"I knew it was illegal, of course I knew it was illegal but you know, so what."
The South Australian couple, who bear a striking resemblance to each other, were both placed on three-year good behaviour bonds on March 20 after being convicted of two counts of incest each, a spokeswoman for the South Australian Courts Administration Authority said.
The bonds disallow any further sexual activity between the pair.
Sentencing remarks published on the court's website reveal that the couple had another child in 2001 but the infant died after only a few days due to a congenital heart disease.
District Court judge Steven Millsteed said the case was not typical because although father and daughter, the pair were "virtually strangers" when their relationship commenced."This is not a case where a father has violated his daughter and used his position of authority to take advantage of her powerlessness," he said.
Last month, a German man who has fathered four children with his mentally retarded sister lost a court bid to have his country's incest law scrapped on the basis that they were consenting adults.In that case, he had already served two years in prison and has refused to end the relationship, risking further jail time. — AFP
MSG
do you guys know wad MSG stand for?
it's MonoSodium Glutamate!!
if pronounced quickly and skipping some letters, you can go "mono-so-glutton"!!
if there's someone called Mono, that person must be veri sad after reading this entry.
it's MonoSodium Glutamate!!
if pronounced quickly and skipping some letters, you can go "mono-so-glutton"!!
if there's someone called Mono, that person must be veri sad after reading this entry.
05 April 2008
GREAT NEWS!! i think
today's Weekend Today just reported that there will be life at jurong.
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"JURONG ULU NO MORE"
Suburb to become commercial, leisure lakeside heaven
LOH CHEE KONG
cheekong@mediacorp.com.sg
DUSTY. Industrial. Out of the way.
Such words may spring to your mind when asked about Jurong. But come 2020, the home of the Bird Park and the Science Centre will evoke a whole new vocabulary.
Try on for size: Lakeside haven. Billion-dollar business buzz. Holiday hub.
This will be the new Jurong Lake District, after it undergoes an ambitious transformation into the largest commercial hub outside of the Central Business District (CBD) — complete with 2,800 new hotel rooms, a number which rivals that of the entire hotel belt at the Singapore River.
At the heart of the district — bounded by Yuan Ching Road, Ayer Rajah Expressway and the MRT line running through the Jurong East, Chinese Garden and Lakeside MRT stations — will be the 70-hectare Jurong Lake and its sprawling greenery.
Tourists will be enticed with a laidback experience at the lakeside F&B village and hotels. The Lake itself will be deepened for water activities such as kayaking and dragonboating, and new waterways carved out and an elevated walkway built to “bring closer” the MRT station and bus interchange. Visitors taking the 10-minute “seamless” walk can stop and shop at retail and F&B outlets along the way.
Another old neighbourhood icon will be revamped, too — the Singapore Science Centre will be relocated next to the Chinese Garden MRT station.
This leisurely atmosphere will also have a cutting-edge buzz to it.
Equalling the size of Marina Bay, the new commercial hub is expected to attract investments worth billions of dollars. It incorporates the Jurong Gateway precinct, a high-rise commercial
and a retail hub around the Jurong East MRT station that will boast offices, hotels, food and beverage outlets and entertainment venues.
Within the district, land to build 1,000 private homes will be available as well.
Describing Jurong as “a gem that has yet to be uncovered and refined”, National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan acknowledged that Jurong — earmarked from its birth in 1961 as an industrial estate — has struggled to shake off the unflattering associations.
“Many of us still see Jurong East as a suburban residential area, far away from the city centre
— quite ‘ulu’ (remote), in fact.
It is rarely thought of as a major leisure destination,” he said.
But in truth, it has plenty of potential, with a population catchment of more than a million residents, including those from nearby towns Clementi, Bukit Batok and Jurong West.
Moreover, the area is home to more than 3,000 companies. Its proximity to the tertiary institutions and research hubs means Jurong East is “an ideal place for businesses dealing with research and cutting edge technology”, said Mr Mah.
He announced the Jurong makeover on Friday as part of the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s
(URA) Draft Master Plan. Since 1991, the URA has embarked on projects to build regional centres in areas such as Tampines and Woodlands, to ease congestion in the CBD. Plans are in the pipeline for Bugis and Kallang as well.
Even as the Government has deferred $2-billion worth of construction projects, Mr Mah said the Jurong makeover was given the go-ahead after taking into consideration the effects on the construction crunch.
Residents need not fear major disruptions to their daily routines, but there will be “some inconveniences”. “We are not going to close the entire lake to people but will do it in stages,” said Mr Mah.
They can also look forward, in the next few years, to the redevelopment of the Jurong East Entertainment Centre, which will house Singapore’s first Olympicsized ice-skating rink.
Already, Propnex chief executive Mohd Ismail expects prices for both public and private housing in Jurong East to go up by five to 10 per cent in the next two years.
Traditionally, the area’s flats command prices similar to those in suburban Hougang and Choa Chu Kang, but pale in comparison to mature estates — a 5-room flat in Jurong costs $90,000 and $135,000 less than a similar flat in Bishan and Toa Payoh, respectively.
Resident Liang Guet Keow, 49, said “it’s about time” Jurong East offered the same facilities as estates such as Bedok and Ang Mo Kio.
MP Halimah Yacob told TODAY that she and her fellow Jurong GRC MPs have been pushing for Jurong to be redeveloped. She said: “It would greatly enhance the living environment. Jurong is in need of rejuvenation — that part is clear.”
And while some residents continue to worry about air quality down the road, Mdm Halimah reiterated that the air in Jurong is not hazardous to health.
“Because Jurong has a lot of industries, people may have the sense that the air quality is poorer compared to other estates,” she said.
“But if you look at it from the safety point of view, it is no worse than other parts of Singapore.”
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"JURONG ULU NO MORE"
Suburb to become commercial, leisure lakeside heaven
LOH CHEE KONG
cheekong@mediacorp.com.sg
DUSTY. Industrial. Out of the way.
Such words may spring to your mind when asked about Jurong. But come 2020, the home of the Bird Park and the Science Centre will evoke a whole new vocabulary.
Try on for size: Lakeside haven. Billion-dollar business buzz. Holiday hub.
This will be the new Jurong Lake District, after it undergoes an ambitious transformation into the largest commercial hub outside of the Central Business District (CBD) — complete with 2,800 new hotel rooms, a number which rivals that of the entire hotel belt at the Singapore River.
At the heart of the district — bounded by Yuan Ching Road, Ayer Rajah Expressway and the MRT line running through the Jurong East, Chinese Garden and Lakeside MRT stations — will be the 70-hectare Jurong Lake and its sprawling greenery.
Tourists will be enticed with a laidback experience at the lakeside F&B village and hotels. The Lake itself will be deepened for water activities such as kayaking and dragonboating, and new waterways carved out and an elevated walkway built to “bring closer” the MRT station and bus interchange. Visitors taking the 10-minute “seamless” walk can stop and shop at retail and F&B outlets along the way.
Another old neighbourhood icon will be revamped, too — the Singapore Science Centre will be relocated next to the Chinese Garden MRT station.
This leisurely atmosphere will also have a cutting-edge buzz to it.
Equalling the size of Marina Bay, the new commercial hub is expected to attract investments worth billions of dollars. It incorporates the Jurong Gateway precinct, a high-rise commercial
and a retail hub around the Jurong East MRT station that will boast offices, hotels, food and beverage outlets and entertainment venues.
Within the district, land to build 1,000 private homes will be available as well.
Describing Jurong as “a gem that has yet to be uncovered and refined”, National Development Minister Mah Bow Tan acknowledged that Jurong — earmarked from its birth in 1961 as an industrial estate — has struggled to shake off the unflattering associations.
“Many of us still see Jurong East as a suburban residential area, far away from the city centre
— quite ‘ulu’ (remote), in fact.
It is rarely thought of as a major leisure destination,” he said.
But in truth, it has plenty of potential, with a population catchment of more than a million residents, including those from nearby towns Clementi, Bukit Batok and Jurong West.
Moreover, the area is home to more than 3,000 companies. Its proximity to the tertiary institutions and research hubs means Jurong East is “an ideal place for businesses dealing with research and cutting edge technology”, said Mr Mah.
He announced the Jurong makeover on Friday as part of the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s
(URA) Draft Master Plan. Since 1991, the URA has embarked on projects to build regional centres in areas such as Tampines and Woodlands, to ease congestion in the CBD. Plans are in the pipeline for Bugis and Kallang as well.
Even as the Government has deferred $2-billion worth of construction projects, Mr Mah said the Jurong makeover was given the go-ahead after taking into consideration the effects on the construction crunch.
Residents need not fear major disruptions to their daily routines, but there will be “some inconveniences”. “We are not going to close the entire lake to people but will do it in stages,” said Mr Mah.
They can also look forward, in the next few years, to the redevelopment of the Jurong East Entertainment Centre, which will house Singapore’s first Olympicsized ice-skating rink.
Already, Propnex chief executive Mohd Ismail expects prices for both public and private housing in Jurong East to go up by five to 10 per cent in the next two years.
Traditionally, the area’s flats command prices similar to those in suburban Hougang and Choa Chu Kang, but pale in comparison to mature estates — a 5-room flat in Jurong costs $90,000 and $135,000 less than a similar flat in Bishan and Toa Payoh, respectively.
Resident Liang Guet Keow, 49, said “it’s about time” Jurong East offered the same facilities as estates such as Bedok and Ang Mo Kio.
MP Halimah Yacob told TODAY that she and her fellow Jurong GRC MPs have been pushing for Jurong to be redeveloped. She said: “It would greatly enhance the living environment. Jurong is in need of rejuvenation — that part is clear.”
And while some residents continue to worry about air quality down the road, Mdm Halimah reiterated that the air in Jurong is not hazardous to health.
“Because Jurong has a lot of industries, people may have the sense that the air quality is poorer compared to other estates,” she said.
“But if you look at it from the safety point of view, it is no worse than other parts of Singapore.”
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