Today is National Day Eve. Obviously. Ha. We went to school about the same time as usual but released at 11am! Watched some performances by the students from India and Japan from the bicultural exchange. The Indian performed 2 dances and the Japanese sang 2 songs. Then we had sing along session. The upper sec super enthu. Almost all stood up and sang. Some lower sec stood up too. Wei Sze they all also stood up. Later Wan Ting wanted to stand then we also stand lor. Sarah and Daphne dun want. Oh ya. 4got to say Jia Hui sang on stage. B4 that we had a cheer competition between the houses. There were 2 cheers. Barracuda won 1 and Scorpion won another. But over all, Scorpion won. Never mind lar.
Nothing else lor. Doing homework now.
This is a very funny joke that my friend told me. You've got to read it. But you must know a little chinese to understand the joke.
'Cha Shao Pao' and 'Man Tou' went to a cinema to watch a very touching movie. 'cha shao pao' cried but 'man tou' didn't. Why? 'Cha Shao Pao' have filling/feeling but 'Man Tou' don't have!
'Cha Shao Pao' and 'Tou Sa Pao' went to watch a comedy. 'Cha Shao Pao' cried but 'Tou Sa Pao' laughed. Why? They have different fillings/feelings!
Isn't it funny?! It is like hahahahaha.....
You've got to read this. It's so damn hilarious!
This is hilarious Why Chinese shouldn't have Christian names: Anne Chang => Dirty (Mandarin)
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Anne Chin => Keep Quiet (Mandarin)
Faye Chen => Dusty (Mandarin)
Carl Cheng => Buttock (Hokkien)
Monica Cheng => Touching your buttocks (Hokkien)
Lucy Leow => You are dead (Hokkien)
Jane Tan => Frying eggs (Mandarin)
Suzie Leow => Lose till death (Hokkien)
Henry Mah => Hate your mum (Mandarin)
Corrine Tai => Poor fellow (Hokkien)
Paul Chan => Bankrupt (Mandarin)
Nelson Tan => Bird laying eggs (Mandarin)
Leslie Tong => Rubbish Bin (Mandarin)
Carmen Teng => Leg hair long (Hokkien)
Connie Mah => Call your mother (Cantonese)
Danny See => Squeeze you to death (Hokkien)
Rosie Teng => Screws and nails (Hokkien)
Pete Tsai => Nose droppings (Hokkien)
Macy Koh => Never die before (Cantonese
