Your EQ is 160

50 or less: Thanks for answering honestly. Now get yourself a shrink, quick! 51-70: When it comes to understanding human emotions, you'd have better luck understanding Chinese. 71-90: You've got more emotional intelligence than the average frat boy. Barely. 91-110: You're average. It's easy to predict how you'll react to things. But anyone could have guessed that. 111-130: You usually have it going on emotionally, but roadblocks tend to land you on your butt. 131-150: You are remarkable when it comes to relating with others. Only the biggest losers get under your skin. 150+: Two possibilities - you've either out "Dr. Phil-ed" Dr. Phil... or you're a dirty liar.

Your Envy Quotient: 8%

Envious? You? No way! You're happy with what you've got going on, and what someone else has doesn't change that. When people succeed, you are happy for them. You know you'll get yours eventually!

You Are Blonde Highlights

Men see you as flexible and versatile - you fit in to every situation You've got the inner glow of a blonde, the intensity of a redhead... And the wisdom of a brunette.

Your Beauty Element is Air

You're quirky, fresh, and fashionable in a surprising way. You have a beauty that's all your own, and it changes as quickly as the wind!

You Communicate Like a Man

When you communicate, you like to get to the point. You're not afraid to say what's on your mind - and leave it at that. Talking about your emotions drains you. You rather keep them to yourself. You prefer solving problems to wallowing in your sorrows.

What You Really Think Of Your Friends

Rachew is your soulmate. (White - purity) You truly love (unnamed). (Red) You consider Angelica your true friend. (Orange) You know that Xing Ying is always thinking of you. (Yellow - hyper, cheerful) You'll remember En Qi for the rest of your life. (Green) You secretly think Xandra is creative, charming, and a bit too dramatic at times. (Chocolate - unpredictable) You secretly think that Lizzie (Lee) is colorful, impulsive, and a total risk taker. (Vanilla - cute & sweet) You secretly think that Lena is loyal and trustworthy to you. And that Lena changes lovers faster than underwear. (Meat Snack) You secretly think Han Zhong is shy and nonconfrontational. And that Han Zhong has a hidden internet romance. (Saltine Cracker)

in the brackets is the thing that reminded me of tt person and why)
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAAHHA
HILARIOUS!!!!!!!

try it. and no, i will not tell you the "unnamed" person... you can try grovelling though...or just ask me!

Your Personality is Very Rare (ENTP)

Your personality type is optimistic, curious, enthusiastic, and open. Only about 4% of all people have your personality, including 3% of all women and 5% of all men. You are Extroverted, Intuitive, Thinking, and Perceiving.

ooooooh

Your Heart Is Pink

In relationships, you like to play innocent - even though you aren't. Each time you fall in love, it's like falling for the first time. Your flirting style: Coy Your lucky first date: Picnic in the park Your dream lover: Is both caring and just What you bring to relationships: Romance

OH-KAY... i took this test thinking it was not so SICK!!!!!!!!!! DIS-GUST-ING!!!!!! *PUKE* *PUKE* *PUKE* BLEHHHHH!

You Are a Visual Learner

You tend to remember what you see, and you have a good eye for aesthetics. You excel at art, design, and computer programming. You would be an excellent film director - or the next Bill Gates!

Your Scholastic Strength Is Deep Thinking

You aren't afraid to delve head first into a difficult subject, with mastery as your goal. You are talented at adapting, motivating others, managing resources, and analyzing risk. You should major in: Philosophy Music Theology Art History Foreign language

LOL!!!!!!


Gregarious:

gregarious

gre·gar·i·ous

(gr-gâr-s)
gregarious definition

adj.
1. Seeking and enjoying the company of others; sociable. See Synonyms at social.
2. Tending to move in or form a group with others of the same kind: gregarious bird species.
3. Botany Growing in groups that are close together but not densely clustered or matted.
gregarious synonyms

adjective
Disposed to be open, sociable, and talkative: communicable, communicative, expansive, extraverted, extroverted, outgoing, unreserved. See attitude
Of, characterized by, or inclined to living together in communities: social. See connect, group
gregarious etymology

[Latin gregrius, belonging to a flock, from grex, greg-, flock; see ger- in Indo-European roots.]
gregarious derivatives

gre·gari·ous·ly adv.
gre·gari·ous·ness n.

http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/g/g0263700.html

Listed below are some common cultural (symbolic) connotations attached to colors in Western cultures, particularly in the United States. These are not necessarily consistent with color psychology or chromotherapy:

Color Common connotations

Gray :
Elegance, humility, respect, reverence, stability, subtlety, wisdom, anachronism, boredom, decay, decrepitude, dullness, dust, pollution, urban sprawl, strong emotions, balance, neutrality, mourning, formality, March.

White :
Reverence, purity, snow, peace, innocence, cleanliness, simplicity, security, humility, sterility, winter, coldness, clinicism, surrender, cowardice, fearfulness, unimaginative, air, fire, death (Eastern cultures), hope, Aries, Pisces (star signs), January.

Black :
Modernity, power, sophistication, formality, elegance, wealth, mystery, style, evil, death (Western cultures), fear, anonymity, anger, sadness, remorse, mourning, unhappiness, mysterious, sex, seriousness, conventionality, rebellion, sorrow, January.

Red :
Passion, strength, energy, fire, love, sex, excitement, speed, heat, arrogance, ambition, leadership, masculinity, power, danger, gaudiness, blood, war, anger, revolution, radicalism, socialism, communism, aggression, summer, autumn, stop, Mars (planet), respect, Gemini (star sign), December.
Studies show that red can have a physical effect, increasing the rate of respiration and raising blood pressure; red also is said to make people hungry; the red ruby is the traditional 40th wedding anniversary gift; red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning; red sky at night, shepherd's delight.

Blue :
Seas, skies, peace, unity, harmony, tranquility, calmness, coolness, confidence, conservatism, water, ice, loyalty, dependability, cleanliness, technology, winter, depression, coldness, idealism, obscenity, tackiness, air, wisdom, Earth (planet), Virgo (light blue), Pisces (pale blue) and Aquarius (dark blue) (star sign), strength, steadfastness, light, friendliness, July (sky blue), February (deep blue), peace, mourning (Iran)[citation needed], truthfulness, love.
In many diverse cultures blue is significant in religious beliefs, believed to keep the bad spirits away.

Green :
Nature, bad spirits, spring, fertility, youth, environment, wealth, money (US), good luck, vigor, generosity, go, grass, aggression, inexperience, envy, misfortune, coldness, jealousy, disgrace (China), illness, greed, corruption (North Africa), life eternal, air, earth (classical element), sincerity, hope, Cancer (bright green, star sign), renewal, natural abundance, growth, health, August, balance, harmony, stability, Islam.
During the Middle Ages, both green and yellow were used to symbolize the devil. Green is believed to be the luckiest of colors in some western countries including, Britain, Ireland (where it is also the national color) and the U.S.

Yellow :
Sunlight, joy, happiness, earth, optimism, intelligence, idealism, wealth (gold), summer, hope, air, liberalism, cowardice, illness (quarantine), hazards, dishonesty, avarice, weakness, greed, femininity, gladness, sociability, summer, friendship, Taurus, Leo (golden yellow, star signs), April, September, deceit, hazard signs, death (Middle Ages), mourning (Egypt), courage (Japan). Yellow ribbons were worn during times of warfare as a sign of hope as women waited from their men to return.
During the Middle Ages, both green and yellow were used to symbolize the devil.

Purple :
Envy, Sensuality, spirituality, creativity, wealth, royalty, nobility, ceremony, mystery, wisdom, enlightenment, arrogance, flamboyance, gaudiness, mourning, profanity, exaggeration, confusion, homosexuality, pride, Libra (violet, star sign), May, November, riches, romanticism (light purple), delicacy (light purple).
Purple is the color of mourning for widows in Thailand, favorite color of Egypt's Cleopatra, and the purple heart - given to soldiers who have been wounded during warfare.

Orange :
Hinduism, Buddhism, energy, balance, heat, fire, enthusiasm, flamboyance, playfulness, aggression, arrogance, gaudiness, overemotion, warning, danger, enthusiasm, autumn, desire, Sagittarius (star sign), September.
Orange has less intensity or aggression than red and is calmed by the cheerfulness of yellow.

Brown :
Calm, depth, natural organisms, nature, richness, rusticism, stability, tradition, anachronism, boorishness, dirt, dullness, filth, heaviness, poverty, roughness, earth (classical element), October, Capricorn, Scorpio (reddish brown, star signs), down-to-earth. Brown can stimulate the appetite, wholesomeness, steadfastness, simplicity, friendliness, and dependability.

Pink :
Spring, gratitude, appreciation, admiration, sympathy, femininity, health, love, June, marriage, homosexuality, bisexuality (both in the form of a pink triangle).

Various cultures see color differently. In India, blue is associated with Krishna (a very positive association), green with Islam, red with purity (used as a wedding colour) and white with mourning. In most Asian cultures, yellow is the imperial color with many of the same cultural associations as purple in the west. In China, red is symbolic of celebration, luck and prosperity; white is symbolic of mourning and death, while "having a green hat" metaphorically means a man’s wife is cheating on him. In Europe colors are more strongly associated with political parties than they are in the U.S. In many countries black is synonymous with conservatism, red with socialism, while brown is still immediately associated with the Nazis. Many believe that blue is universally the best color as it has the most positive and fewest negative cultural associations across various cultures. The symbolism of color can also be seen in localised religious divisions, in the UK for example, cities such as Liverpool (England), Glasgow (Scotland) and Belfast (Northern Ireland) where Catholic and Protestant have a history of conflict, the use green (Catholicism) or Orange (Protestantism) are seen as almost taboo by opposing socioreligious groups.
Colors, especially the natural colors are frequently associated with seasons and geographical cardinal directions, although the specific assignments vary widely among individual cultures.
Studies have shown most colors have more positive than negative associations, and even when a color has negative association, it is normally only when used in a particular context.
People in many cultures have an automatic negative perception of the color black, according to some researchers[1]. Thomas Gilovich and Mark Frank found that sports teams with primarily black uniforms were significantly more likely to receive penalties in historical data. Students were more likely to infer negative traits from a picture of a player wearing a black uniform. They also taped staged football matches, with one team wearing black and another wearing white. Experienced referees were more likely to penalize black-wearing players for nearly identical plays. Finally, groups of students tended to prefer more aggressive sports if wearing black shirts themselves.

Criticism
Most evidence suggests the lack of a single, universal psychological reaction to a particular color. For example, death is symbolized by black in most Western cultures and by white in many Eastern cultures. Even members of the same culture from different age groups can act differently. Referencing colors with emotions is developed by every individual when they feel an emotion and then see a color repeated during this time. After the connection is ingrained, the referencing can go both ways.

Reasons for color association
Black is often seen as the 'color' of death in Western culture. This is likely because when things die the rotting flesh will turn black, and it is also the color of wood after fire has completely consumed it. Black is also the 'color' of the unknown, since darkness hinders vision. The association of white with death in Eastern cultures could come from the white cloth used to enshroud corpses, for example Egyptian mummys, or the stark whiteness of bones and skeletons. Red is often a color representing violence, war, aggression, or passion; this is probably because red is the color of human blood.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_psychology


Flamboyant:

flamboyant

flam·boy·ant

(flm-boint)
flamboyant definition

adj.
1. Highly elaborate; ornate.
2. Richly colored; resplendent.
3. Architecture Of, relating to, or having wavy lines and flamelike forms characteristic of 15th- and 16th-century French Gothic architecture.
4. Given to ostentatious or audacious display. See Synonyms at showy.
n.
See royal poinciana.
flamboyant synonyms

adjective
Elaborately and heavily ornamented: baroque, florid, ornate, rococo. See plain
Marked by outward, often extravagant display: ostentatious, pretentious, showy, splashy, splurgy. See plain
flamboyant etymology

[French, from Old French, present participle of flamboyer, to blaze, from flambe, flame; see flame.]
flamboyant derivatives

flam·boyance, flam·boyan·cy n.
flam·boyant·ly adv.

http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/f/f0163000.html


Well,
Au revoir!
Auf Wiedersehen!

+ <3 Diana


Some hilarious vids introduced to me by wei sum!














HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

some words i looked up today:

Ignore:

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Main Entry: ignore

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: disregard

Synonyms: avoid, blink, brush off*, cold-shoulder*, cut, cut dead, dial out, discount, disdain, evade, fail, forget, high hat,
ice, ig, live with, neglect, omit, overlook, overpass, pass over, play past, pooh-pooh*, reject, scorn, slight, tune out*, wink at

Antonyms: acknowledge, pay attention to

Notes: ignore is properly used of things that are present in our surroundings; but for things like rules, conventions, stipulations, contracts, the right word is disregard

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/ignore


Random:

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Main Entry: random

Part of Speech: adjective

Definition: haphazard

Synonyms: accidental, adventitious, aimless, arbitrary, casual, chance, contingent, designless, desultory, driftless, fluky,
fortuitous, hit-or-miss*, incidental, indiscriminate, irregular, objectless, odd, promiscuous, purposeless, slapdash*, spot,
stray, unaimed, unconsidered, unplanned, unpremeditated

Antonyms: ordered, systematic

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/random


Couch potato:

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Main Entry: couch potato

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: inactive person who watches a lot of television

Synonyms: TV-viewer, drone, goof-off*, lazy-bones, sofa spud, spud, televiewer*, television viewer, video-gazer

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: do-nothing

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: lazy person

Synonyms: bum, clock watcher, couch potato*, deadbeat, good-for-nothing, goof-off*, idler, laggard, layabout,
lazybones, loafer, lotus eater, lounger, malingerer, moocher, shirker, slacker, sloth, sponger

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/couch%20potato


Grandfather:

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Main Entry: patriarch

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: male head

Synonyms: ancestor, architect, author, chief, creator, elder, father, founder, gaffer, generator, grandfather, graybeard, head, inventor, maker, master, old man, originator, paterfamilias, ruler, senior, sire

Antonyms: matriarch

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/grandfather


Spare:

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Main Entry: spare

Part of Speech: verb 2

Definition: forgive

Synonyms: absolve, bail out, be lenient, be merciful, discharge, dispense, excuse, exempt, forbear, have mercy, leave, let go, let off*, pardon, pity, privilege from, refrain from, release, relent, relieve from, save bacon*, save from, save neck*, spring

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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* = informal or slang

http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/spare


Love: (coz i wanted to use other words than "I LOVE YOUR BLOGSKIN"

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Main Entry: love

Part of Speech: noun 1

Definition: adoration

Synonyms: adulation, affection, allegiance, amity, amorousness, amour, appreciation, ardency, ardor, attachment, case*,
cherishing, crash, crush, delight, devotedness, devotion, emotion, enchantment, enjoyment, fervor, fidelity, flame, fondness, friendship, hankering, idolatry, inclination, infatuation, involvement, like, liking, lust, mad for, mash, partiality, pash, passion, piety, rapture, regard, relish, respect, sentiment, soft spot*, taste, tenderness, the hots, weakness, wild for*, worship, yearning, zeal

Antonyms: hate

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: love

Part of Speech: noun 2

Definition: beloved

Synonyms: Juliet*, Romeo*, admirer, angel, beau, beloved, boyfriend, courter, darling, dear, dear one, dearest, flame, girlfriend, honey, honeybunch, inamorata, inamorato, loved one, lover, paramour, passion, spark, squire, suitor, swain, sweet, sweetheart, truelove, turtledove, valentine

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: love

Part of Speech: verb 1

Definition: adore

Synonyms: admire, adulate, canonize, care for, cherish, choose, deify, delight in, dote on, esteem, exalt, fall for, fancy,
flip over, glorify, go for*, gone on*, hold dear, hold high, idolize, like, long for, prefer, prize, thrive with, treasure, venerate, wild for*, worship

Antonyms: dislike, hate

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/love


Bothered:

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Main Entry: dissatisfied

Part of Speech: adjective

Definition: discontented

Synonyms: annoyed, begrudging, bitching, bothered, complaining, crabby*, critical, disaffected, disappointed,
discontent, disgruntled, displeased, envious, faultfinding, fed up, fretful, fretting, frustrated, griping, grudging, grumbling, grumpy*, insatiable, irked, jaundiced, jealous, malcontent, malcontented, not satisfied, offended, picky, plaintive, put out, querulous, sniveling, sulky, sullen, unappeased, unassuaged, unfulfilled, ungratified, unsated, unsatisfied, vexed

Antonyms: content, fulfilled, gratified, happy, pleased, satisfied

Notes: 1. only a person can be dissatisfied while an abstract thing can be unsatisfied (hunger)
2. unsatisfied implies that a wish, need, or expectation that previously existed has not been satisfied; dissatisfied implies no such prior existence, but simply registers a failure to be satisfied

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/bothered



-- showed me the meaning of obsession after i kept putting synonyms on the conv. , he said tt's what i was experiencing...

obsession

ob·ses·sion

(b-sshn, b-)
obsession definition

n.
1. Compulsive preoccupation with a fixed idea or an unwanted feeling or emotion, often accompanied by symptoms of anxiety.
2. A compulsive, often unreasonable idea or emotion.
obsession synonyms

noun
An irrational preoccupation: fetish, fixation, mania. Informal: thing. See concern
obsession derivatives

ob·session·al adj.
ob·session·al·ly adv.

http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/o/o0014500.html

GRRRRRRRR

darn... i didnt save tt conv... i shall get -- or ~~ tmr...

well, DO take my truefriendtest! http://www.truefriendtest.com/friendtest/458568

ADIEUS MIS AMIGOS!!!

+ <3333 Diana


[b][u]My fascination with ... THEONLINEDICTIONARY!!![/b][/u]


Well, it's official, i have a fascination with the online dictionary, http://www.yourdictionary.com , and thesaurus http://www.thesaurus.com

i tend to search on whatever word i come across...
and a lot of ppl ask me for definitions of words...for some reason...

anyway... MUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH i am being of much irritation to han zhong by my fascination with the online dictionary and thesaurus...

well, today, i checked up assertive on the dictonary

assertive

as·ser·tive

(-sûrtv)
assertive definition

adj.
Inclined to bold or confident assertion; aggressively self-assured.
assertive synonyms

adjective
Marked by boldness and assertiveness: aggressive. See attitude, try
Bold and definite in character: emphatic, forceful, insistent. See strong
assertive derivatives

as·sertive·ly adv.
as·sertive·ness n.

http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/a/a0472800.html

Yi Fan asked me the meaning ... lol

other words i searched...

http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/l/l0106200.html - legendary

legendary

leg·en·dar·y

(ljn-dr)
legendary definition

adj.
1. Of, constituting, based on, or of the nature of a legend.
2.
a. Celebrated in legend.
b. Extremely well known; famous or renowned. See Usage Note at legend.
legendary synonyms

adjective
Of or existing only in myths: fabulous, mythic, mythical, mythologic, mythological. See real
legendary derivatives

legen·dari·ly adv.

AND on the thesaurus today......

Devour:

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Main Entry: devour

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: consume


Synonyms: absorb, annihilate, appreciate, be preoccupied, bolt, bolt down*, chow down*, cram*, delight in, destroy,
dispatch, do compulsively, do voraciously, drink in, eat, enjoy, exhaust, feast on, feed on, gloat over, go through, gobble, gorge*, gulp, guzzle, imbibe, ingest, inhale, partake of, pig out*, polish off*, ravage, rejoice in, relish, revel in, scarf down*, spend, stuff, swallow, take, take in, use up, waste, wipe out, wolf*, wolf down*

Antonyms: abstain, avoid, disgorge, pass up, regurgitate

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: absorb

Part of Speech: verb 1

Definition: drink

Synonyms: blot, consume, devour, drink in, imbibe, ingest, ingurgitate, osmose, plim, soak up, sop up*, sponge up*, suck in*, swallow, take in

Antonyms: discharge, disperse, dissipate, eject, emit, exude, repel, spew, spit out, vomit

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: bolt

Part of Speech: verb 3

Definition: eat

Synonyms: consume, cram, devour, englut, gobble, gorge, gulp, guzzle, ingurgitate, slop, slosh, stuff, swallow, wolf*

Antonyms: nibble, snack

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Main Entry: consume

Part of Speech: verb 1

Definition: use

Synonyms: absorb, apply, deplete, devour, dissipate, dominate, drain, drivel, eat up, employ, engross, exhaust, expend,
finish, finish up, fritter away, go, go through, lavish, lessen, monopolize, obsess, preoccupy, profit by, put away*, run through, spend, squander, throw away, trifle, utilize, vanish, wash up, waste, wear out

Antonyms: accumulate, collect, gather, hoard, not use, save, store

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: consume

Part of Speech: verb 2

Definition: eat, drink

Synonyms: absorb, bolt, chow down*, devour, down, eat up, feed, gobble*, gorge, gulp, guzzle, ingest, ingurgitate, inhale, meal, nibble, partake, polish off*, punish, put away*, put down*, scarf*, snack, swallow, swill, take, toss down*, wolf*

Antonyms: fast, starve

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/devour

Bye:

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Main Entry: goodbye

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: farewell

Synonyms: Godspeed, adieu, bye-bye, cheerio, ciao, eighty-eights, farewell, leave-taking, parting, so long*, swan song*,
toodle-oo*

Antonyms: hello

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: bon voyage

Part of Speech: interjection

Definition: have a nice trip

Synonyms: adieu, adios, bye-bye, cheerio, farewell, gluckliche Reise, Godspeed, goodbye, happy landing, pleasant
journey, send-off, tsetchem leshalom

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: by the way

Part of Speech: adverb

Definition: in connection with

Synonyms: apart from, aside, as to, by the bye, in as much as, incidentally, in passing, on the part of, parenthetically,
relating to, speaking of, while on the subject, with reference to

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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Main Entry: farewell

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: departure

Synonyms: adieu, adieus, adieux, bye-bye, cheerio, goodbye, leave-taking, parting, salutation, sendoff, so long, ta-ta, toodles, valediction

Antonyms: greeting, hello, salutation, welcome

Source: Roget's New Millennium™ Thesaurus, First Edition (v 1.3.1)

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http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/bye


Annoy:

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Main Entry: annoy

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: irritate

Synonyms: abrade, agitate, badger, be at*, bedevil, beleaguer, bore, bother, break, bug, burn up, chafe, displease, distress, disturb, egg on*, exasperate, fire up*, gall, get, gnaw, harass, harry, heat up*, henpeck, hit on, hot up, irk, madden, make waves*, miff, nag, needle, nettle, noodge, peeve, perturb, pester, plague, provoke, ride, rile, ruffle, tease, tick off*, trouble, turn off*, vex, work on*, worry

Antonyms: gratify, make happy, please, soothe

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Cool:

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Main Entry: cool

Part of Speech: adjective 4

Definition: excellent

Synonyms: dandy, divine, glorious, groovy, hunky-dory*, keen, marvelous, neat, nifty, sensational, swell

Antonyms: bad, no good, uncool

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Marvelous:

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Main Entry: marvelous

Part of Speech: adjective 1

Definition: amazing

Synonyms: astonishing, astounding, awe-inspiring, awesome, awful, bewildering, breathtaking, confounding, extraordinary, fabulous, fantastic, implausible, improbable, incomprehensible, inconceivable, incredible, miraculous, phenomenal, prodigious, remarkable, singular, spectacular, staggering, strange, striking, stunning, stupendous, supernatural, surprising, unbelievable, unimaginable, unlikely, unusual, wonderful, wondrous

Antonyms: ordinary

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Main Entry: marvelous

Part of Speech: adjective 2

Definition: great

Synonyms: agreeable, astonishing, bad*, boss*, colossal, cool*, divine, dreamy*, enjoyable, excellent, fab*, fabulous, fantastic, glorious, greatest, groovy*, hot*, keen, magnificent, neat*, nifty, outrageous, peachy, pleasant, pleasurable, prime*, rewarding, satisfying, sensational, smashing, solid*, solid gold*, spectacular, splendid, stupendous, super, super-duper, superb, supreme, swell, terrific, wonderful

Antonyms: awful, bad

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Main Entry: astonishing

Part of Speech: adjective

Definition: surprising

Synonyms: amazing, astounding, bewildering, breathtaking, extraordinary, impressive, marvelous, miraculous, spectacular, staggering, startling, striking, stunning, stupefying, stupendous, wonderful, wondrous

Antonyms: boring, dull, expected, humdrum

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Main Entry: beautiful

Part of Speech: adjective

Definition: attractive

Synonyms: admirable, alluring, angelic, appealing, beauteous, bewitching, charming, classy, comely, cute, dazzling, delicate, delightful, divine, elegant, enticing, excellent, exquisite, fair, fascinating, fine, foxy*, good-looking, gorgeous, graceful, grand, handsome, ideal, lovely, magnificent, marvelous, nice, pleasing, pretty, pulchritudinous, radiant, ravishing, refined, resplendent, shapely, sightly, splendid, statuesque, stunning, sublime, superb, symmetrical, taking, well-formed, wonderful

Antonyms: grotesque, homely, plain, repulsive, ugly, unattractive

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Main Entry: cool

Part of Speech: adjective 4

Definition: excellent

Synonyms: dandy, divine, glorious, groovy, hunky-dory*, keen, marvelous, neat, nifty, sensational, swell

Antonyms: bad, no good, uncool

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Simply:

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Main Entry: simply

Part of Speech: adverb 1

Definition: plainly

Synonyms: artlessly, candidly, clearly, commonly, directly, easily, frankly, guilelessly, honestly, ingenuously, intelligibly, matter-of-factly, modestly, naturally, openly, ordinarily, quietly, sincerely, straightforwardly, unaffectedly, unpretentiously

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Main Entry: simply

Part of Speech: adverb 2

Definition: merely

Synonyms: barely, but, just, only, purely, solely, utterly

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Main Entry: simply

Part of Speech: adverb 3

Definition: absolutely

Synonyms: altogether, completely, in fact, really, totally, unreservedly, utterly, wholly

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Eighty-eights:

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Main Entry: goodbye

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: farewell

Synonyms: Godspeed, adieu, bye-bye, cheerio, ciao, eighty-eights, farewell, leave-taking, parting, so long*, swan song*,
toodle-oo*

Antonyms: hello

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Enjoy:

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Main Entry: enjoy

Part of Speech: verb 1

Definition: like

Synonyms: adore, appreciate, be entertained, be pleased, cotton to*, delight in, dig*, dote on*, drink in*, eat up*, fancy, flip for, flip over*, funk, go, groove on, have fun, like, love, luxuriate in, mind, pleasure in, rejoice in, relish, revel in, savor, savvy, step out, take to

Antonyms: despise, detest, dislike, hate, loathe

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Sorry:

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Main Entry: sorry

Part of Speech: adjective 1

Definition: remorseful

Synonyms: apologetic, attritional, compunctious, conscience-stricken, contrite, guilt-ridden, melted, penitent, penitential, regretful, repentant, self-accusing, self-condemnatory, self-reproachful, shamefaced, softened, touched

Antonyms: unrepentant

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Main Entry: sorry

Part of Speech: adjective 2

Definition: sad

Synonyms: bad, disconsolate, distressed, grieved, heartbroken, heavyhearted, melancholy, mournful, pitiful, rueful, saddened, sorrowful, unhappy

Antonyms: glad

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Main Entry: sorry

Part of Speech: adjective 3

Definition: despicable

Synonyms: abject, base, beggarly, cheap, cheesy, contemptible, deplorable, despisable, disgraceful, dismal, distressing,
inadequate, insignificant, mean, miserable, paltry, pathetic, piteous, pitiable, pitiful, poor, sad, scruffy*, scummy*, scurvy,
shabby, shoddy, small, trifling, trivial, unimportant, vile, worthless, wretched

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Flood:

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Main Entry: flood

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: flow

Synonyms: Niagara, abundance, alluvion, bore, bounty, cataclysm, cataract, current, deluge, downpour, drencher, drift,
eagre, excess, flow, flux, freshet, glut, inundation, multitude, outgushing, outpouring, overflow, plenty, pour, profusion, rush, spate, stream, superabundance, superfluity, surge, surplus, tide, torrent, wave

Antonyms: drought

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Main Entry: flood

Part of Speech: verb

Definition: submerge

Synonyms: brim over, choke, deluge, drown, engulf, fill, flow, glut, gush, immerse, inundate, overflow, oversupply, overwhelm, pour over, rush, saturate, surge, swamp, swarm, sweep, whelm

Antonyms: dry up

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Main Entry: flood tide

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: rising tide

Synonyms: flood, high tide, high water, inflowing tide

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See:

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Main Entry: see

Part of Speech: verb 1

Definition: perceive

Synonyms: beam, behold, clock*, contemplate, descry, detect, discern, distinguish, espy, examine, eye, flash, gape,
gawk, gaze, glare, glimpse, glom, heed, identify, inspect, look, look at, make out, mark, mind, note, notice, observe, peek, peep, peer, peg*, penetrate, pierce, recognize, regard, remark, scan, scope, scrutinize, sight, spot, spy, stare, survey, take notice, view, watch, witness

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Main Entry: see

Part of Speech: verb 2

Definition: appreciate

Synonyms: appraise, ascertain, behold, catch, catch on, comprehend, conceive, descry, determine, discern, discover, distinguish, envisage, envision, espy, experience, fancy, fathom, feature, feel, find out, follow, get, grasp, have, hear, imagine, investigate, know, learn, make out, mark, mind, note, notice, observe, perceive, ponder, realize, recognize, remark, study, suffer, sustain, take in, think, tumble, undergo, understand, unearth, view, visualize, weigh

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Main Entry: see

Part of Speech: verb 3

Definition: accompany

Synonyms: associate with, attend, bear company, call, come by, come over, conduct, consort with, date, direct, drop by, drop in, encounter, escort, go with, guide, lead, look up, meet, pilot, pop in, receive, route, run into, shepherd, show, speak to, steer, stop by, stop in, take out, usher, visit, walk

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Main Entry: see

Part of Speech: verb 4

Definition: visualize

Synonyms: anticipate, conceive, divine, envisage, envision, fancy, feature, foresee, foretell, imagine, picture, realize,
think, vision

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Just:

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Main Entry: just

Part of Speech: adjective 1

Definition: fair

Synonyms: aloof, blameless, condign, conscientious, decent, dependable, dispassionate, due, equal, equitable, ethical, even-handed, fair-minded, good, honest, honorable, impartial, lawful, nondiscriminatory, objective, pure, reliable, right, righteous, rightful, rigid, scrupulous, strict, tried, true, trustworthy, unbiased, uncolored, upright, virtuous

Antonyms: unfair, wrongful

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Main Entry: just

Part of Speech: adjective 2

Definition: accurate

Synonyms: cogent, correct, exact, faithful, good, justified, normal, precise, proper, regular, right, sound, strict, true, undistorted, veracious, veridical, well-founded, well-grounded

Antonyms: wrong

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Main Entry: just

Part of Speech: adjective 3

Definition: suitable

Synonyms: appropriate, apt, befitting, condign, deserved, due, felicitous, fit, fitting, happy, justified, legitimate, meet,
merited, proper, reasonable, requisite, right, rightful, well-deserved

Antonyms: unsuitable

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Main Entry: just

Part of Speech: adverb 1

Definition: definitely

Synonyms: absolutely, accurately, bang, completely, directly, entirely, exactly, expressly, perfectly, precisely, right, sharp, smack-dab*, square, squarely, unmistakably

Antonyms: uncertain, unclear

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Main Entry: just

Part of Speech: adverb 2

Definition: only now

Synonyms: almost, approximately, barely, hardly, just now, lately, nearly, now, presently, recently, right now, scarce,
scarcely

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Again:

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Main Entry: again

Part of Speech: adverb 1

Definition: repeated

Synonyms: afresh, anew, anon, bis, come again, encore, freshly, newly, once more, over, recurrently, reiteratively,
repeatedly

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Main Entry: again

Part of Speech: adverb 2

Definition: addition

Synonyms: additionally, also, besides, further, furthermore, moreover, then

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Main Entry: ever and again

Part of Speech: adverb

Definition: every now and then

Synonyms: at times, ever and anon, evermore, every so often, from time to time, now and again, now and then, occasionally, on occasion

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TADAAA!!!!!
This is yesterday's conv.:

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:39:38 PM)i just found out the meaning of accost...

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:39:52 PM)eww...they did NOT put tt in the thesaurus

-- says: (11:40:38 PM)sea accost?

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:40:43 PM)no..

.-- says: (11:40:47 PM)-spenser

-- says: (11:40:50 PM)?

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:41:00 PM)http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/a/a0043900.html

-- says: (11:41:30 PM)Ooo

-- says: (11:41:36 PM)okay

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:41:41 PM)DISGUSTING.

-- says: (11:44:34 PM)haa

-- says: (11:44:49 PM)where do you encounter this word?

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:44:51 PM)i did not know that...

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:45:38 PM)http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/inquire

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:45:54 PM)under the 6th row

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:46:00 PM)1st synonym

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:47:08 PM)...then i clicked accost

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:47:17 PM)http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/accost

-- says: (11:48:12 PM)okay

-- says: (11:48:14 PM)saw that

-- says: (11:49:16 PM)is this what you do everyday

-- says: (11:49:18 PM)?-- says: (11:49:23 PM)going online doing researches on words?

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:53:38 PM)no...

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:53:40 PM)y?

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:54:14 PM)...did you by any chance look at my blog?

-- says: (11:54:36 PM)yea

-- says: (11:54:37 PM)i did

-- says: (11:54:49 PM)why?

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:54:54 PM)ic...

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:54:58 PM)no wonder...

[c=46][b].:*{♥[diana]♥[u]1g[/u]nite[/b]|The [b][u]BONE[/b][/u]}*:. [/c=20] says: (11:55:06 PM)i got word definitions in there...

-- says: (11:55:16 PM)ha!

MUAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHA, i have tormented, and will torment!!!!!!!!!!!!

tt's about all for now...

Ciao!!!

+ <3 Diana


^∂å†e...

well, i did better this term than last, i got quite a few A1s... YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!
hyperdrive... nikkibutt calls it hyper major.

We presented Group H, 1G's proj on the SGParliament House today, i hope i didn't screw it up... i was blocking carolyn... :'(
I spent the past 3 days till 3 am on it... *crosses fingers*
well, we all noe the obims probably made fun of it, esp. man and alee...
Z Script

Narrator: Carolyn APE: Rachel Monargot Key: Diana Nerd: Tze Shien
Narrator: Once upon a time, in Singapore, there was a Parliament House. And in the Parliament House, sat a monkey called APE. APE is a world-renowned primate professor, and as you already know, this is her documentary, APE, tells you like it is! [carolyn added some more stuff... cant rmb, sry]

APE: Yo! ‘Sup my fellow monkeys! Today on Humanology 101, we shall visit the Parliament House to learn more about Human Politics! Oh look! A security guard! (Walks up to security guard) Yo dude, can you tell us about the Parliament House?

Security Guard: OH MY GOODNESS! I’m talking to a MONKEY! A TALKING MONKEY! AAAAAAHHHHH (turns, trying to run off)

APE: DUDE! Come back man! Come back!

Narrator: Dude, you gotta stop it with the “dudes” man.

APE: (ignores Narrator) YO DUDE! I wanna ask you some questions!

Monargot Key: (walks up to APE) Hi APE, have you noticed my nails? I just had a manicure! I know! They’re so cute right?

Narrator: DIAOZ…

APE: Erm… yeah… they’re very nice… Do you know much about the Parliament House?

MK: ERM HELLO, it’s HERE… you live in it (rolls eyes) … (sighs) Do you even do your research? Why don’t I tell you about the
OLD Parliament House first? (Nerd walks past) Hey you, nerd-face, tell’im about the old Parliament House. (starts being distracted)

Nerd: (reluctant) It was restored as the Arts House and plays host to art exhibitions and concerts. It was formerly home to the Singapore Parliament from 1965 to 1999. and, being built in 1827, it is the oldest existing government building in Singapore.

APE: I see… interesting… Hey, I went there yesterday! Well, what was the Old Parliament House used for in the past?

Nerd: It was where the Legislative Council assembled; it also served as a storehouse, government offices and Parliament House and was used by the British as Court House.

APE: WOW, I never knew so much about the oh-so famous Art House! What about the Bronze Elephant Statue?

Nerd: It’s considered sacred by the Thais and was a gift from King Chulalongkorn from Siam as a token of appreciation after his stay on 15 March 1871.

MK: MOVING ON… Talk about the NEW Parliament House and HURRY, I’ve got a hair appointment later!

Nerd: Yes, yes… The Parliament House of Singapore…

MK: Ooh! Ooh! Did you know the word “Parliament” comes from the French word “parler” which means to speak?

APE: I never knew that… I feel dumb…

MK: AH HELLO, you ARE dumb.

Nerd: Okay, okay, BACK to the POINT… The Parliament House is a public building and cultural landmark. It was built on a row
of shop houses nearby the Art House. it functions as a meeting place to discuss national policies, control the state’s finances, check on the actions of the governing party and ministries and decide on new laws.

APE: Well, I think that’s all for to…

Narrator: WAIT. NOT SO FAST! What about the COMPARISON, bubba?

MK: OK! … Well I for one think that the Legislative Council was better. ‘Coz it doesn’t have APE here inside it. (disgusted look thrown at APE)

APE: Oh yeah? I think the Parliament is better!

Nerd: Well then, let’s go back to the basics! (adjust glasses) The British introduced the Colonial Legislative Assembly. It made up of Members from the Executive Council, The Chief Justice and Non-Official members. It was relatively small and although it was intended to be fair, it was not really so because the non-official members nominated by the Governor were usually rich and powerful Asians.

APE: HA!

MK: (rolls eyes) Whatever APE.

Narrator: CHILL! Let’s move on to the Parliament!

Nerd: Sure! People of our own country, Singapore, introduced the Democratically elected Parliament which makes up of the Speaker of Parliament, Prime Minister, Members of Cabinet, Leader of the House, Party Whip and MPs. It ad a max of 99 members and was much fairer than the Legislative Assembly as after every five years, each Parliament was dissolved and a new one was formed.

APE: Uh huh! Oh YEAH!

MK: (stop hand sign) (turns to Nerd) Ehm… you missed out the fact that they had, like, non-official members before 1965, and they have, like, Non-constituency MPs and the Nominated MPs, like, now.

Nerd: Oh yeah…

MK: I know, I’m so smart right?

Narrator: Yeah WHATEVER MK, Miss “Know-It-All” (Inverted comma hand signs)

MK: Like, Whatever. (turns to Nerd) Do you have a diagram of the, like, organization structure?

Nerd: Yes. (goes up to screen and pretends to paste a sheet of paper on it, slide 17 is shown)

APE: OOOH, COOL… What is a Speaker of Parliament? Leader of the House? Party Whip?

MK: You dolt. (sighs) A Speaker of Parliament oversees the, like, sittings of the House, like, implements the rules of debate and the Standing Order. Members look to him for guidance on, like, procedure.

Narrator: What’s with the “likes”?

MK: What is your, like, problem? I’m trying to explain something over here. (turns back to APE) Anyway, the Leader of the House, like, arranges Government business and the Legislative Programme, he also, like, proposes actions to take on any procedural matters. Finally, the Party Whip, is like a middleman and he, like, ensures good communication within the party and smooth running of the machines and is like a timekeeper… I need evian.

Narrator: Later!

Nerd: Now I’ll conclude. The Parliament, Democratic Legislature, is more beneficial for the country and its people because it is more just and fair, and different views will be given on any matter.

APE: Why?

Narrator: Because APE, if you had been paying attention, the Legislative Assembly’s members were chosen by the Governor. And the members are usually rich or wealthy, and the others stand no chance, but in the Parliament, it is different.

Nerd: Yes, and because everyone is given a fair chance, people from different social backgrounds could be in the Parliament, and having been raised in different environments, they will have different thoughts and opinions. And the government will know the people better.

Narrator: Ahem, excuse moi, time’s a wasting, can you compare the languages now, sil vu plait?

Nerd: Okay, Back before independence, instead of Parliament, legislative assemblies were held, modeled after Britain’s. Therefore, it was natural that English was the language spoken. After independence, to promote racial harmony, it was decided upon gaining independence that Members would be able to use any of the four official languages (English, Malay, Mandarin and Tamil) to speak during Parliament.

MK: Ugh. That was like SO five minutes ago! Well I heard, more recently, the law states that petitions are like to be in English, people can like only speak in a different language it the Speaker, like, approves and the debates, discussions and speeches were, like, to be in one of our nation’s official launguages, yah.

Narrator: Who knew that somewhere between the air particles of MK’s brain, there are BRAIN CELLS!

MK: I’m not that dumb okay. (Rolls eyes)

APE: I think we’ve come to the end of the documentary on human life… (turns to others) right?

MK: Gawsh. AH-DUH.

Narrator: That’s the end of our show.

APE: Hey! MY SHOW.

MK: Don’t forget that the oh-so fabulous I helped out!

Narrator: Whatever.

APE: OH, OH! I just remembered! IF you would like MORE information on the Singapore Parliament House, please visit this
wonderful website! (points to screen)

Narrator: We would like to thank our guests, Ms Monargot Key and Ms Nerd, our human counterparts, Rachel Chew(points to Rachel),

APE: Carolyn Soo(points to Carolyn,

MK: Ng Tze Shien (points to Tze Shien)

Nerd: and Diana Lee, (points to Diana)

Narrator: The Guides and Teachers, as well as all these websites!

Nerd: BUT most importantly,

All: we would like to thank YOU!

i just found out the meaning of ogle...

ogle

o·gle

(gl, ôgl)
ogle definition

v. o·gled, o·gling, o·gles
v.tr.
1. To stare at.
2. To stare at impertinently, flirtatiously, or amorously.
v.intr.
To stare in an impertinent, flirtatious, or amorous manner.
n.
An impertinent, flirtatious, or amorous stare.
ogle synonyms

verb
To look intently and fixedly: eye, gape, gawk, gaze, goggle, peer1, stare. Idioms: gaze open-mouthed, rivet the eyes on. See see
ogle etymology

[Perhaps from Low German oghelen, oegeln, frequentative of oegen, to eye, from oghe, oge, eye; see okw- in Indo-European roots.]
ogle derivatives

ogler n.

http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/o/o0045200.html

EWW...

LJ was very... rushed, you may call it, my dad says i hafta get used 2 it, sec school will be very, uh-m, fast-paced...
I loved LJ tho... it was COOL!!!! no lessons for a WEEK! :)

After some metacognition... -excerpt from Wikipedia-

Linkage to intelligence

Metacognition is often defined as thinking about thinking, and is used to help students learn. Much of the existing research on metacognition, at least in the domain of experimental psychology, has focussed on judgments people make about the strengths of their memories (e.g., "how confident are you in that answer," or "how well will you remember that if you are tested later?), and how those judgments affect study decisions.
The term metacognition is also used in a number of other ways. For example, it refers to the beliefs that people have about how their memory and cognition work (which are frequently incorrect). As another example, it refers to cognitive strategies students use to achieve a particular goal, such as asking oneself a question about a textbook passage.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metacognition

i realised i have to work harder to achieve my goal of getting all A1s, like Rachew, except with all the extra stuff, like German, Publications (When you see "Pub.", i'm refering to this), Tae Kwon Do, Ballet, SMO, Scrabble n Violin.
Yep, i hafta come up with a time-table...
Sigh...

look at the meaning of "think":

think

think

(thngk)
think definition

v. thought (thôt), think·ing, thinks
v.tr.
1. To have or formulate in the mind.
2.
a. To reason about or reflect on; ponder: Think how complex language is. Think the matter through.
b. To decide by reasoning, reflection, or pondering: thinking what to do.
3. To judge or regard; look upon: I think it only fair.
4. To believe; suppose: always thought he was right.
5.
a. To expect; hope: They thought she'd arrive early.
b. To intend: They thought they'd take their time.
6. To call to mind; remember: I can't think what her name was.
7. To visualize; imagine: Think what a scene it will be at the reunion.
8. To devise or evolve; invent: thought up a plan to get rich quick.
9. To bring into a given condition by mental preoccupation: He thought himself into a panic over the impending examination.
10. To concentrate one's thoughts on: "Think languor" (Diana Vreeland).
v.intr.
1. To exercise the power of reason, as by conceiving ideas, drawing inferences, and using judgment.
2. To weigh or consider an idea: They are thinking about moving.
3.
a. To bring a thought to mind by imagination or invention: No one before had thought of bifocal glasses.
b. To recall a thought or an image to mind: She thought of her childhood when she saw the movie.
4. To believe; suppose: He thinks of himself as a wit. It's later than you think.
5. To have care or consideration: Think first of the ones you love.
6. To dispose the mind in a given way: Do you think so?
adj.
Informal
Requiring much thought to create or assimilate: a think book.
n.
The act or an instance of deliberate or extended thinking; a meditation.
think synonyms

verb think about
To think or think about carefully and at length: chew on or over, cogitate, consider, contemplate, deliberate, entertain, excogitate, meditate, mull, muse1, ponder, reflect, revolve, ruminate, study, think out, think over, think through, turn over, weigh. Idioms: cudgel one's brains, put on one's thinking cap, rack one's brain. See thoughts
To use the powers of the mind, as in conceiving ideas, drawing inferences, and making judgments: cerebrate, cogitate, deliberate, ratiocinate, reflect, speculate. Idioms: put on one's thinking cap, use one's head. See thoughts
To view in a certain way: believe, feel, hold, sense. See opinion
To regard in an appraising way: believe, repute, suppose. See belief
To have an opinion: believe, consider, deem, hold, opine. Informal: figure, judge. Idiom: be of the opinion. See opinion
To renew an image or thought in the mind: bethink, mind, recall, recollect, remember, reminisce, retain, revive. Idiom: bring to mind. See remember
To form mental images of: conceive, envisage, envision, fancy, fantasize, image, imagine, picture, see, vision, visualize. Informal: feature. See thoughts
phrasal verb think about
To care enough to keep (someone) in mind: remember, think of. See remember
phrasal verb think of
To receive (an idea) and take it into consideration: consider, entertain, hear of. See thoughts
To care enough to keep (someone) in mind: remember, think about. See remember
phrasal verb think out
To think or think about carefully and at length: chew on or over, cogitate, consider, contemplate, deliberate, entertain, excogitate, meditate, mull, muse1, ponder, reflect, revolve, ruminate, study, think, think over, think through, turn over, weigh. Idioms: cudgel one's brains, put on one's thinking cap, rack one's brain. See thoughts
phrasal verb think over
To think or think about carefully and at length: chew on or over, cogitate, consider, contemplate, deliberate, entertain, excogitate, meditate, mull, muse1, ponder, reflect, revolve, ruminate, study, think, think out, think through, turn over, weigh. Idioms: cudgel one's brains, put on one's thinking cap, rack one's brain. See thoughts
phrasal verb think through
To think or think about carefully and at length: chew on or over, cogitate, consider, contemplate, deliberate, entertain, excogitate, meditate, mull, muse1, ponder, reflect, revolve, ruminate, study, think, think out, think over, turn over, weigh. Idioms: cudgel one's brains, put on one's thinking cap, rack one's brain. See thoughts
phrasal verb think up
To use ingenuity in making, developing, or achieving: concoct, contrive, devise, dream up, fabricate, formulate, hatch, invent, make up. Informal: cook up. Idiom: come up with. See make
Idioms:
think idioms

come to think of it Informal
When one considers the matter; on reflection: Come to think of it, that road back there was the one we were supposed to take.
think aloud/out loud
To speak one's thoughts audibly.
think better of
To change one's mind about; reconsider.
think big
To plan ambitiously or on a grand scale.
think little of
To regard as inferior; have a poor opinion of.
think nothing of
To give little consideration to; regard as routine or usual: thought nothing of a 50-mile trip every day.
think twice
To weigh something carefully: I'd think twice before spending all that money on clothes.
think etymology

[Middle English thenken, from Old English thencan; see tong- in Indo-European roots.]
Synonyms: think, cerebrate, cogitate, reason, reflect, speculate
These verbs mean to use the powers of the mind, as in conceiving ideas or drawing inferences: thought before answering; sat in front of the fire cerebrating; cogitates about business problems; reasons clearly; took time to reflect before deciding; speculates on what will happen.

http://www.yourdictionary.com/ahd/t/t0166900.html

WOW!

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Just discovered Jordan Pruitt's amazing singing voice... it's very strong, euphonious...

erk... i can put on a nasal voice!!!ARGH!!!!!! and it is uncontrollable!!!


okay, i just drove myself into a dead end... *repeats sequence of looking up to sky and arms in a traumatized position* WHY???!!!!!
*bends down on knees, keeping sane position, but more extravagant* WHY???????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ern wei n tay lin know what i'm talkin about... UGUYSDONOTTELLANYONE.

ern wei said i'm very drama mama...

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Oh yeah, and the school reputations... |
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collated from diff. ppl: |
RI: act cool |
ACS: perv./desp. |
HCI: gay/desp./cheena |
NYGH: lesbo/desp. |
-NY+HC Ai Qiao- |
SCGS: bimbo/desp. |
MGS: bimbo/flirt |
RG: lesbo |
RV: desp. |
hmm.... MG... WEHAVEABADREP!!!!!! ERK! |
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oh, and turns out ws liking eq was total made up plot LOL...

oh.my.god. why am i thinking about this stuff?!

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some epigrams
(definition of epigram

epigram

ep·i·gram

(p-grm)
epigram definition

n.
1. A short, witty poem expressing a single thought or observation.
2. A concise, clever, often paradoxical statement. See Synonyms at saying.
3. Epigrammatic discourse or expression.

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Feel the burning sensation,when you reach your destination|
u gotta b optimistic|
Inspiration,Determination,make a gd combination|

well, tt's abt all for my super long post...

Au revoir!
+ <3 Diana


Got these fm carmen's & en qi's blogs.


quiz#1
THINGD YOU'VE DONEin the past ONE year.
[ ]Snuck out of the house.
[ ]Thrown popcorn at people’s heads in a movie theater.
[ ]Flown a plane.
[x]Failed a test.
[x]Highlighted/ Dyed your hair.
[ ]Skipped school.
[ ]Bought something and never wore it.
[ ]Swore in front of your parents.
[ ]Been called a slut/whore/etc.
[ ]Drank alcohol.
[x]Gone out with a good friend.
[x]Regretted something.
[ ]Watched TV for 8+ hours straight.
[x]Been in a physical fight.
[x]Been to a concert.
[x]Shopped in a big city.
[ ]Gotten a manicure/pedicure.
[ ]Broken the law.[ ]Ran from the cops.
[x]Had a random conversation with someone you don’t even know.
[x]Gossiped.
[ ]Forgotten a close friend/ family member’s birthday.
[ ]Called an infomercial number.
[x]Stayed up all night.
[x]Completed a jigsaw puzzle by yourself.
[ ]Talked back to a teacher.
[ ]Changed something about yourself to impress someone.
[ ]Spent New Years in Times Square.
[ ]Gone out with someone for their looks.

NAMESof people you know.[x]Ashley [ ]Andrew [x]Anna [ ]Anthony [ ]Brittany [ ]Blake [ ]Celest[x]Celeste [ ]Cameron [x]Danielle [ ]Derek [x]Elizabeth [ ]Elliot [x]Felicia [ ]Frank [ ]Gabriella [ ]Gage [x]Hilary [ ]Hunter [x]Irene [ ]Isaac [ ]Jacklyn [ ]Jim [ ]Kristin [ ]Kirk [ ]Lacy [ ]Lukas[ ]Lucas [x]Melissa [x]Marcus [x]Nicole [ ]Nate [ ]Olivia [ ]Owen [ ]Paige [ ]Paul [ ]Quinn [x]Rachel [ ]Randy [ ]Sally [x]Sophia [x]Sebastian [x]Tessa [ ]Trent [ ]Veronica [x]Vincent [ ]Whitney [ ]Weston [x]Yvonne [x]Zoe [ ]Zoey[ ]Zach

RANDOMness that applies to you.
[x]i have more than 1 best friend.
[ ]i don’t own a cellphone.
[ ]i have pictures everywhere in my room.
[x]i’m not one of those people that goes to starbucks just because they think they're cool by going there.
[x]i like to draw.
[ ]my nails are painted at the moment.
[ ]i wear sweats everyday.
[ ]i hate rap music.
[ ]my favorite number is 6.
[ ]i’ve lived in the same town/city all my life.
[x]i love movies. [ ]i know every word to at least one movie.
[x]i’m into photography.
[x]i own trophies for things i’ve won.
[ ]i’m blonde.
[ ]i’ve read all the gossip girl books.
[ ]my name starts with an “A”. [ ]i own a dog.
[ ]i’ve been to more than 10 states in the United States.
[ ]i’m bored.

quiz#2
1) what's your phone brand?
sony ericsson
2) what are the last 3 digits in your cell phone number?
648
3) what does the 2nd message in your inbox say?
caller allert. some1 tried 2 call
4) who's the first person under M?
MGS.
5) who's the last person you rang?
Dad.
6) who was your last missed call from?
Zhi Lin
7) who's the 2nd person under D?
Dexter.
8) what does the last message in your inbox say?
VERY PRIVATE. not telling.
9) who is the second last person under j?
Joanne Lim.
10) go to your sent items. what does the 10th message say?
deleted. needed more space.
11) who's the 4th person under S?
Stacey Manoharan.
12) who's your network provider?singtel.
13) how many messages are currently in your inbox?
158.1
4) what do you have as your background?
animated... rings n circles, colour scheme: purple & peach
15) who is the second person under R?
Rachel Leong.
16) who do you have on speed dial 3?
Xandra.
17) if you're on prepaid, how much credit do you have left?
not on prepaid.
18) who's the last person under C?
Colette.
19) how many bars of signal do you currently have?
2 out of 5.
20) what do you have as your main ringtone?
Walk Away by Kelly Clarkson. usually on silent tho.
21)name 5 people whom you want to do this test!
erm... any1?

quiz#3
1. Where do you hang your towel after showering?
erm...do you WANT to know?
2. What kind of mouse pad do you have?
NIL.
3. Do you brush your hair with a comb or brush?
comb.
4. Who do you think is the hottest celebrity?
erm..........
5. You have a project due tomorrow, do you use tape or glue?
depends.
6. Chicken or pork?
depends...
7. By the time you get to school, is it still dark?
no
8. If you had a choice to be a unicorn or mermaid which would it be?
neither
9. What color is your underwear?
*cough* BACK AWAY YOU PERV. STAY AWAY.
10. What time does the sun usually set?
...arnd 5 to 6 pm?
11. What do you think of before you go to sleep?
all my homework and projects.
12.AC or fan?
aircon definitely
13. Do you wear braces?
yes
14. Can you do a hand stand?no. cannot.tried. cant.
15. If you were the opposite sex, how would you style your hair?
erm... would i WANT to be a guy?
16. What level English are you in?
Sec 1?
17. Jessica Simpson or Alba?
ALBA.
18. Which subject is worse, English or Maths?
depends.
19. What is the one thing that you really want to do at this very moment?
erm... get a very gd role 4 drama night?
20. What movie are you embarrassed to admit you've watched?
i do not know.
21. CD player or iPod?
IPOD.
22. Would you rather spin upside down going 30miles, or drop 400 ft. into the water?
neither. i aint crazy.
23. What is your favorite shape?
hmm...abstract? idk... hearts? stars? circles? ... curves?
24. What do you have planned for the weekend?
chi tuition. ballet. tkd. church. sunday lunch. hw. plan projects.
25. Have you ever gone ice skating?
YES.
26. If you were put in a room with nothing except for a pencil and paper, what would you do?
hmm...curves? hearts? ... hard to describe. pic is in head.
27. Is it easy finding your remote every time you want to watch TV?
I think so...
28. How was your day?
haiiz... tiring.
29. Do you grow your nails, bite or cut them?
cut when long. school rules. bend them, get booked. :'( ... long ones get dirty easily tho...
30. Describe your handwriting?
messy. cursive. curvy. lotsa curves. letters closely connected. slanted. can be neat sometimes. esp when i write big.
31. Do you consider yourself a stalker?
.................NO.......... enqi,ernie n jean noe 2 tho... LOL xD
32. Do you bruise easily?
i dont think so.
33. There`s nothing on TV except Barney and Japanese news what do you do?
erm...hw? use com.?
34. Do you know more than 3 myspace codes?
erm...no...
35. You got a essay due, you either can type or write in pen, which will it be?
type.
36. Do you wear jeans to relax at home?
depends.
----------type your reactions.
WHY ARE YOU ALWAYS LIKE THAT?
coz of you.
I ONLY JUST REALIZED THAT I LOVE YOU
erm ... eww...
LEAVE HIM ALREADY. YOULL BE MUCH MORE HAPPY WITH ME
*puke*... EWW...
COME ON. SMILE. YOURE CUTE WHEN YOU DO THAT
dis-gust-ing.
DO MY MATH HOMEWORK TOO
no.
I AM SO BLESSED TO HAVE SOMEONE LIKE YOU
erm...
WHY DOES MONDAY COME BEFORE TUESDAY?
ask urself man.
I HAVE TWO TICKETS TO THE LINKIN PARK CONCERT. WANNA COME WITH ME?
erm... i'll think about that...
YOU ARE ONE OF THE MOST SPECIAL PEOPLE IN MY LIFE. DID YOU KNOW THAT?
i am? oh...
I THINK IM FALLING FOR YOU
...erm...
I CANT SMILE WITHOUT YOU
too bad.
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING, BUT YOU JUST ARENT HER
*slap* whatever creepo *kick* *punch* *box* *swear*
WHATS YOUR MOBILE NUMBER?
...y should i tell u?
CAN I HAVE THIS DANCE?
depends...
MAY I ESCORT YOU?
perhaps.
YOU STILL LOVE HIM TILL NOW
erm... so?
YOU WERE EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING I WANTED
...avril lavigne?
WHEN WILL I GET YOUR SWEET EYES
what?(exclamation mark)

- T R U T H F U L L Y
1. Do you like anyone?
...define "like"
2. Do they know it?
...DEFINE!
3. Simple or complicated?
erm...depends on the topic.

IN - T H E - L A S T - M O N T H - H A V E - Y O U
4. Had sex?
NO WAY.
5. Bought something?
let me see... YES.
6. Gotten sick?
yes
7. Been hugged?
yes
8. Felt stupid?
maybe.
9. Talked to an ex?
dont have any.
10. Missed someone?
yes.alot of people.
11. Failed a test?
no
13. Danced?
yes. all the time
14. Gotten your hair cut?
no
15. Lied?
white ones

U N I Q U E
16. Nervous habits?
erm...doesnt every1?
17. Are you double jointed?
no
18. Can you roll your tongue?
yes.
19. Can you raise one eyebrow ?
yes.
20. Can you cross your eyes?
yes. but it spoils ur eyew.
21. Do you make your bed daily?
no.
22. Do you think you are unique?
YEA. i'm SPECIAL(exclamation mark)

H A V E - Y O U - E V E R'S
23. Said "I Love you"?
yes...........
24. Given money to a homeless person?
yes.
25. Smoked?
NO WAY.
26. Waited all night for a phone call?
no
27. Snuck out?
no
28. Sat and looked at the stars?
yes

M A N N E R S
29. Do you swear/curse?
sometimes. i use euphisms.
30. Do you ever spit?
NO. DISGUSTING.
31. You cook your own food?
yes.
32. You do your own chores?
dont got no chores...
33. You like beef jerky?
YES.
35. You're happy with your life?
yea... guess so.
36. You own a dog?
yes
37. You spend your money wisely?
define "wisely"
38. Do you like to swim?
depends........................
39. When you get bored do you call a friend??
sometimes.
40.Sleep in a bed of the opposite sex?
erm... my parents 1 is joint...so ... is tt counted?
41.Hooked up in the woods?
NO
42.Drank a bottle of alcohol by yourself?
NO
43.Hooked up in the shower?
NO
44.Been Dumped?
no
45.Stolen money from a friend?
no
46.Slept naked?
EWW. NO
47.Been in a fist fight?
... define that.
48.Had a crush on a teacher?
no
49.Seen someone die?
...in movies.
50.Been on an airplane?
YES.
51.Slept all day?
kinda
52.Missed someone so much it hurt?
erm...i dont know..
53.Fallen asleep during school?
yes...chinese > very often... cant help it. i sleep late... chinese puts me to sleep 4 some reason...but i managed not to for the past 3-4 classes. YAY
54.Been lonely?
who hasnt.
55.Cheated in a game?
they have cheats dont they?
56.Been to the ER?
what's an ER?
57.Been in a car accident?
yes...minor one... some idiot drove into the back at a red light...
58.Had detention?
NO. i am not THAT bad...
59.Missed your first love?
erm... i dont think so...
60.Cried yourself to sleep?
yes...
61.Sung in the shower?
admittedly yes...what's so bad abt it neway?
62.Kissed a complete stranger?
no..............
63.Laughed so hard you cried?
yes.
64.Cheated on a bf/gf?
no. never had one.
65.Regretted hurting someone?
yes. sorry again to those ppl!
66.Regretted loving someone?
...dont think so...

-----------WHOs:
Who is in the house with you?
sisters n dad
Who are you thinking about now?
sister.
Who did you last talk to on the phone?
kenneth
Whose house did you last go to?
...mine
Whose birthday is next?
rachel lau
Who was the LAST person you loved but not anymore now?
...erm... ask me. it's private.
Who do you hope will take this survey?
anyone.

WHATs :
What was the last thing you ate?
caramelised biscuit. YUM.
What was the last thing you drank? Purple Pop. YUM.
What is the closest item near you that is blue?
handphone keychain string.
What instant messaging service do you use?
msn, yahoo, google.
What is your favorite color?
Sky blue.
What is your most used, "i'm gona be away" message?
brb or gtg.
What is your favorite website?
class forum: http://s6.invisionfree.com/1G_07_class_forum
What is your favorite shoe brand?
simonetta
What song are you currently hearing?
erm...S CLUB 7!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WHEREs :
Where do you live?
bukit timah.
Where do you sleep?
my bed. where else?
Where did you get the shirt you're wearing?
erm...house tshirt...fm skl?

WHENs:
When is your birthday?
30th april
When did you last burn a candle?
chem class on monday. 14/5/07

WHYs :
Why do we have to go to school?
to learn fun stuff.
Why are you taking this survey?
no idea...