Exploding Braincells

Saturday, March 8, 2008

Mock OSSLT

Current Mood : snappy
Currently listening To: I for You - Luna Sea

Lack of sleep has made me rather snappish tonight......... am confining myself in my own room to blog here lest I offend anyone soon. Especially my mummy!!! Gosh we're so alike we cannot stand each other sometimes!!~ XD

This morning in CIMP we had our first mock OSSLT test. It wasn't as difficult as I feared or was initially made to believe, but it was so awfully boring. To make time fly faster I took my own sweet time writing the answers which kinda did the trick for a while cause in the two seperate booklets I happily rushed my last 15 minutes with bad handwriting and crappy conclusions.

Yes and I named the school Caramel Chocolate Fudge Junior High School due to the lack of naming credibilities. Then I spelt Kuala Lumpur as Kwawa Wumpur instead, and now I'm praying the lecturer marking my paper finds it funny enough not to think I'm a retard that can't spell the capital of my own country right O.o

Given the opportunity I would have crapped more in the paper, but my mood wasn't exactly there this morning.

Morning groggy-ness. Happens everyday haha. I'm suprised that my English could actually function at such unholy early hours since usually I swear it really can't.

While I appreciate the efforts our lecturers put in to ensure that we excel in the test so that we can all pass with no problemo, I strongly stand by my stance when I say that any attempts in making students (and lecturers for that matter) attend college bright and early on a FRIDAY morning should be made into a federal offence punishable with the most severe sentence. =(

'This is madness!!' - quote from 300

It's already bad enough that students get dragged to school on fridays, but think about the lecturers that have to mark all those boring papers! So deprived of a good weekend!

Alright now I'll have to go email my idiot younger brother to make sure this time he emails back a decent reply before my mother harrasses me about it yet again. He's currently on a student exchange program to Costa Rica for a year and stupidity has clearly taken over him. Its obvious that he doesn't understand the concept of using an email as a communications tool because he never sends any mail back and my mother is constantly breathing down my neck about it which I really don't get why because it's so not my fault that he doesn't plus how on earth am I supposed to explain why he doesn't? Since I can't why not just stop asking me why =_______=

Oh fudge. See. Now we both snapped at each other because of him.

Next time I should just lock the door. =<




Thursday, March 6, 2008

YMCA Jesus

Current Mood : Awake @__@;;
Currently listening To: Hekusun - Radwimps

Oh I love the internet so. Because books and novels can be so insanely expensive at times =< I get lots of information online for free at any given time, plus it so much easier to compare facts of different perspective this way as all the information is just a click away.

So much love for electronic data.

See I really do like reading up about religions from time to time, especially about Christianity and Islam. It's so funny that I read and talk and crap so much about the varying faiths so much that my mum claims that I really am only a step away from being a Christian. Well because there really is alot ot ponder about and it's so interesting because there is everything one can ever consider about life and the meaning of existence in all the different religions.... I am a free thinker but it still intrigues me so much, I think maybe it's because I'm still looking to find a sort of solace that I can rely on. I dunno.

I like the concept that heaven is a free gift. A really close Christian friend, and his friends taught me that one day and I took a liking to the idea immediately and actually feel happy that despite all the bad remarks/mindset about church goers being hypocrites and preachy and stuff there ARE really nice Christian people out there and I'm so glad that I know them personally because they are such nice people.

So anyway I do read up on religions from time to time from the net, that is other than reading the Bible. I have done that on several occasions yes, reading the Bible but never really finishing it. But the Bible isn't meant to be read as a novel anyway. A Christian friend once told me that one should read a page or so a day only.... or something along that line..... I don't know how to read the Quran, for example. But I can find excerpts of the Quran text in translated English on the net.

See how cool that is?

Thats one reason why I liked my history subject back in high school, because we had to cover alot on the Islamic faith. My friends call me crazy though.

I tried reading about Zen philosophies too, but its way too complicated for me right now.

I remember there was a time in my life that I was seriously crazy about angels in heaven and demons in hell that I spent countless hours on the web just surfing for information. I knew about the angel hierachy and stuff, like how some angels supposedly have 3 wings and how some have 6 wings. I read about how Lucifer was such the beautiful angel that he was before he fell and I really do pity on Lucifer for being misguided so that is why personally I do love Lucifiel (His original name before falling) alot.

Fire breathing lead the way, Lucifer's just an angel led astray


It's a phrase from a song I found on the internet. Yes! See you really can find anything you want online!!

Then the last time I checked on this book about Angels and Demons that I really took a fancy to at the book shop I almost suffered an emotional breakdown just by looking at the pricetag. T_T Sometimes I wonder why on earth are books so irrationally pricey in Malaysia, because honestly books are not that expensive overseas as compared to Malaysia.

Maybe one day I should run for elections too, then the first motion that I will put forth is to reduce book prices in bookstores and make them virtually free. I'll revamp all the crappy public libraries nation wide and built ones with better parking spaces and have starbucks within the building itself @___@

Oh. I'll make bookstores sell more Japanese books and comics too. Like, open more Kinokuniya around Malaysia. And ArtBooks OMGS lets not forget the artbooks!! So much love for them, even those are painfully expensive. Sad.

In the midst of my excitement I almost forgot to post this. Some people are going to hell tonight, if not already.

Sunday, March 2, 2008

LolCats

Current Mood : Cheerful
Currently listening To:
Shamrock - Uverworld

Today I shall share with my ComTech blogsphere how the wonders of photo/graphic editting, with a healthy dose of witty and sarcastic captioning can brighten up anybody's lives - especially if they are cat lovers. I am going to show you a glimps of my favorite picture website Icanhascheezburger. I don't think there is any necessity in me commenting any further, the pictures really do speak for themselves.

Enjoy the LolCats.

Oh, and just a heads-up for those of you who don't speaketh 1337 language, start learning! XD









Gawds there are so, so much more on their official website it would be a waste if you don't click and surf around. Also, anyone and everyone is welcome to either upload a picture or even choose a picture from their image gallery and start captioning!

Spread the love people.

Credits goes to all the wonderful posters and lol-captioning people at Icanhascheezburger.com

Yuki-Taro

Current Mood : Sunday freshness
Currently listening To: Cobalt - Des Row Gumi Special

Oh dear, it's Sunday! And I am two updates behind =(

Lately I am lacking the ability to write anything for any given work. There is still a pile of Ed Board articles in need of editting and drafting, yet this editor can find no suitable mental preparation to face it, let alone do any work on it.

Well, nothing beats a walk around virtual lane and see what kind of news is online.

I chanced upon this news article while surfing news on Japanese Robots. Now I see the fangirl with a fetish for everything cute creeping up on me.

Trust the Japanese to be the one that always come up with the most mind blowing inventions you will set eyes on. Not only that, chances are they are so darn cute it'd make your heart scream "I WANT!~" and then make you listen to your own heart break as you know not only you can't afford it, but having it around would render it useless anyway. Ouch.

Robot Snowplow from Japan eats up Snow, Poops out Bricks

Now isn't that the cutest thing ever? =DDDDDDDDDDDD

To summarize the long article, Yuki-taro (The name of this awesome invention) / Pikachuu look-alike is a self-guided, GPS and twin video cameras for obstacle avoidance equipped robot snowplow. After plowing the snow Yuki-taro is programmed to squeeze the snow into pack rectangular bricks! You can built igloos outside of Alaska, people!

This will so put the Inuits to frustration =D Of course, it'd be fun for little kiddie Inuits to practise stacking bricks to make igloos. It'd be like a Lego game for them.

However with all seriousness, Yuki-taro was created with the main intention of helping the elderly population (Japan is full of them, bit too much too) with snow plowing, especially in places that are prone to heavy snowfalls such as Hokkaido, Aomori, Niigata, Akita and such.... well basically northern Japan. I kind of don't remember all the places that suffers heavy snowfalls in Japan. =/

And it's just soooooooo like the Japanese to name the invention after the male gender. Yuki, which means snow, and Taro, a popular boys name in accordance to a popular old folk's tale. Such gender biasness. Why can't they name it Yuki-Yumi or of that sort? Or at least make the models available in two colors, yellow and green or something (Hence two genders).

Yes. Feminism is alive within this blogger today. She'll also be back with another update soon.