Wednesday, November 03, 2004

i hate maths.

just a note: my previous entry was purely hypothetical. i dun mean to deny God's or any other religion's existence or all e good things they bring to people, i'm just questioning how we can prove it from a scientific point of view. sorry if i offended anyone - i wouldn't dare to disrespect any religion.

on another note, i'm dreading tmr's maths paper. i finished a time trial in 40 minutes. how on earth am i going to whittle away 1 hr 20 mins, it's a hell lotta time. maths d is horrible cos' there's too much time, it's so friggin easy anyway (except for cheese), they shld just reduce it to 1 hr.

bush is gonna win elections...as predicted :'( stupid americans living in ohio and florida...

anyway heres the last installment:

From: "Leonard Lu"
Date: Tue Nov 2, 2004 12:38 pm
Subject: RE: [surviv3R] SS notes

hmm, since when did i become part of this affray? I strictly deny all accusations but I must opine that reading this conversation has indeed lifted our spirits and given us more energy to strive for the 17 days ahead. I think jian feng is still suffering from bouts of stress which might have caused mood swings and irate outbursts so guys, we really ought to show more concern to our good friend here.

Best of luck to everyone for their Os, especially maths and amaths papers...I'm certain Mrs Chong would be very proud of us =)


>From: Lee Jian Feng
>Reply-To: surviv3R@yahoogroups.com
>To: surviv3R@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: RE: [surviv3R] SS notes
>Date: Mon, 1 Nov 2004 19:39:07 -0800 (PST)
>
>yeap yeap, while I hold genuine interest in continuing
>this emotionally enlightening conversation dear
>Leonard has kindly pointed out that 4Rians have better
>things to do than to check their email constantly. (Of
>course that comment came in the form of a highly
>restrained "Walau u $@#% stop wasting my time reading
>email I have better things to do") As such I have
>plunged myself into the delightfully attractive stack
>of A maths papers and Shinglee 10 year series.
>Regrettably I am unable to indulge further time in
>this immensely beneficial discussion, though I am sure
>Mrs Chong has begun to tire of the sesquipedalian
>nature of it as well. I would of course like to thank
>Mrs Chong with much gratitude for the concern that has
>been shown me and in so doing reluctantly terminate
>further examinations of my email inbox. I would like
>to end this email message with a quote that will
>remain in my mind and will provide me with the
>determination to complete my O levels with distinctive
>success.
>
>"most people spell it yep"-Leonard Lu Hanxu 4R 12

teo spoke at 4:24 PM

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