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Personality
Puts in my best for everything
Serious
Hobbies
Watch TV
Slack
Sleep
Loves
Dramas and variety shows esp. Korean ones
Korea
Lee Seung Gi
Dong Bang Shin Ki esp. Changmin and Yunho
Enjoys
Music
Learning Korean
Reading
Lame jokes
Helping others
Volunteering
Comedies
Likes
Sincere people
Peace
Balance
Indoors
Being in the limelight :P
Dislikes
Back-stabbers
Hypocrites
Cowards
Nonsense
Illogical People
Window Shopping
...Experience Reality... updated on 6th August 2009. ♥
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Nothing (aka, no links) here is finalised yet! I'm still trying them out.
Here is the place where I'll store my dramas. Till the time I buy my external hard disk. First drama up, is "The Winter Melon Story", a Hong Kong drama.
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{ Monday, December 05, 2005 } 10:12 PM
Carpenter
I tried to be a carpenter today.
My parents bought a shoe rack which we have to assemble ourselves. I was damn bored, so I decided to have a go at it myself.
Dad wasn't home.
I took out every single piece of plank they included, which in total weighed 18 kilos.
And I found out that they shortchanged me. I was supposed to have 10 more screws of size 18mm and 40 nails but they only gave me 24.
But I didn't care. I looked at the instructions leaflet and got down to work.
I looked at the first step. There wasn't any words, but only pictures and numbers. I figured that they wanted me to hammer in the 8 plastic nails into the 2 planks so I did that in a breeze.
I looked at the second step. Doors. They wanted me to screw in nails. I looked at the doors. No holes. Where am I supposed to screw them in?
I blinked at the doors for 30 minutes. I poked every single area in the hope that a hole would be uncovered. But none.
I decided to skip that step.
Next step: Screw in the door knobs. Erm, again, no holes.
SKip.
Then I looked at the next step. Screw in the supporting legs. Again, no holes on the plank. How to screw?
Next step: Connect the previous plank with another plank with screws. I thought that it would be easy. but if I screwed the 2 planks together, how is my dad supposed to screw in the supporting legs?
Skip again.
I realised that I used up 2 hours. And no results. Wasted my time.
Conclusion: A carpenter needs holes to screw things together, or else he'll screw up. Like me. I swear not to be a carpenter in the future.
...Experience Reality...
chitter-chatter like monkeys
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This Is Tiring
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{ Monday, December 05, 2005 } 10:12 PM
Carpenter 
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