I'm trying to decide if I should start this blog anew, the sole reason being while reading back, I decided that I didn't like the way I wrote. Weird? Well, that's just how I am. I've written and re-written school essays plenty of times before. In fact, during exams, I usually choose and write out about 3 paragraphs for two topics before discarding one and turning my full attention onto the one which I feel has better potential to get that A. Don't say I’m mad, insane or downright crazy. I just like the English Language. Immensely.
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That reminds me. I saw one of my 'best friends' yesterday when I went down to KC to meet a friend before going for lunch with her. I had thought that after my graduating, she and her little clique of 'Bimbotic Ah-Lians' would forget me. Apparently not. When I was still a student at KC, it was people like her I avoided. Almost every sentence of theirs is punctuated with a vulgarity of some sort, and the full extent of their conversational skills is to talk about having intercourse with some person [or dog] or the other. 'Fuck that Bitch!' is one of the four phrases she knows. She's certainly very confident when she utters it. For me, I see no point in doing it with a dog. And a female one, at that.
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A small piece of advice; Do not try informing them that their vocabulary needs improving upon. After boring me silly about them desiring intercourse with me [Egads!! Ewwww.], I very eloquently expressed the urge to give them either a Dictionary or a Thesaurus, only to belatedly remember that they wouldn't know what either things were. Silly me.
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Anyway, as any random outsider could plainly see, we aren't exactly 'bosom buddies' or 'best friends'. If you're trying to find a phrase to describe our relationship [our being her, another friend of hers, and myself], try 'Moral Enemies'. Yes, moral. Our morals and values clash rather horribly. I do not spew vulgarities whenever I am angry. I use them occasionally when I am happy. When upset or angry, apparently [according to a friend], I become frigid and cold and tend to dig around in my vocabulary and use words that confuse others. Or, as she said, "You like, become damn scary and use all those chim chim words that I don't understand."
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I didn’t confront her after she threw a sentence at my back as I walked away. It sounded like ‘Little piece of fucking shit’, or something of the like. I was galled about two things in particular. First being the fact that she didn’t have the guts to tell me so to my face. As I walked past her, she inclined her head and tried to glare at me balefully down her nose. Needless to say, she failed. I’m taller by perhaps a head. Fool. I was tempted to warn her about one of the seven vices; Pride. That and about the perils of crashing into a lamp post. The second thing that annoyed me was the structuring of that sentence. It was totally wrong.
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Another thing that has me really peeved, and thus accounts for my current personal title on MSN is this. I am sick of people asking me for my decision when they’ve clearly already decided for me. Most of it stemmed form going to Australia to study. “You should consider going overseas as an alternative!” Right. Like I had a choice. They dragged me to OAL [Overseas Academic Link] to consult one of the people, and THEY were the ones so engrossed in the talk which concerned MY future. An interview that I did not want to attend. Next, they gave me three choices to choose from: Sydney, Melbourne or Perth/ And while I was still reeling over from the joy that I was being allowed to go, after clearly expressing my wish to remain in Singapore and attend Poly, they announced that they preferred Melbourne and “You should go fill up the paperwork for Trinity College in Melbourne soon, dear! =D”
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WOW, people. Why bother asking me to decide / give an opinion when you have already decided for me? You obviously won’t take my input into consideration. It ticks me off. Like, immensely. It makes me feel like pulling my hair out and screaming. Wait. Did I say that I was ticked off? Scrap that. I’m furious. And sadly, whenever I’m this furious, I tend to commit an act which adults term as ‘rebellious’.
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Enough of that, though. If I keep going, this post is going to escalate into a full blown rant. And I do not approve of ranting. It expels one’s anger. I prefer putting that anger to better use, say, thinking up ways to ‘get my own back’.
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In case you didn’t know, I’m not a very nice person when I’m angry at you. ‘Forgive and forget’? Pfffft. Sure, I’ll forgive if the circumstances allow it. But I do not forget. I can harbor grudges for a long time. The worst I do is ignore. And I refuse to make snide remarks either. It’s either Open Combat, or… Nothing.
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That reminds me. I saw one of my 'best friends' yesterday when I went down to KC to meet a friend before going for lunch with her. I had thought that after my graduating, she and her little clique of 'Bimbotic Ah-Lians' would forget me. Apparently not. When I was still a student at KC, it was people like her I avoided. Almost every sentence of theirs is punctuated with a vulgarity of some sort, and the full extent of their conversational skills is to talk about having intercourse with some person [or dog] or the other. 'Fuck that Bitch!' is one of the four phrases she knows. She's certainly very confident when she utters it. For me, I see no point in doing it with a dog. And a female one, at that.
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A small piece of advice; Do not try informing them that their vocabulary needs improving upon. After boring me silly about them desiring intercourse with me [Egads!! Ewwww.], I very eloquently expressed the urge to give them either a Dictionary or a Thesaurus, only to belatedly remember that they wouldn't know what either things were. Silly me.
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Anyway, as any random outsider could plainly see, we aren't exactly 'bosom buddies' or 'best friends'. If you're trying to find a phrase to describe our relationship [our being her, another friend of hers, and myself], try 'Moral Enemies'. Yes, moral. Our morals and values clash rather horribly. I do not spew vulgarities whenever I am angry. I use them occasionally when I am happy. When upset or angry, apparently [according to a friend], I become frigid and cold and tend to dig around in my vocabulary and use words that confuse others. Or, as she said, "You like, become damn scary and use all those chim chim words that I don't understand."
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I didn’t confront her after she threw a sentence at my back as I walked away. It sounded like ‘Little piece of fucking shit’, or something of the like. I was galled about two things in particular. First being the fact that she didn’t have the guts to tell me so to my face. As I walked past her, she inclined her head and tried to glare at me balefully down her nose. Needless to say, she failed. I’m taller by perhaps a head. Fool. I was tempted to warn her about one of the seven vices; Pride. That and about the perils of crashing into a lamp post. The second thing that annoyed me was the structuring of that sentence. It was totally wrong.
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Another thing that has me really peeved, and thus accounts for my current personal title on MSN is this. I am sick of people asking me for my decision when they’ve clearly already decided for me. Most of it stemmed form going to Australia to study. “You should consider going overseas as an alternative!” Right. Like I had a choice. They dragged me to OAL [Overseas Academic Link] to consult one of the people, and THEY were the ones so engrossed in the talk which concerned MY future. An interview that I did not want to attend. Next, they gave me three choices to choose from: Sydney, Melbourne or Perth/ And while I was still reeling over from the joy that I was being allowed to go, after clearly expressing my wish to remain in Singapore and attend Poly, they announced that they preferred Melbourne and “You should go fill up the paperwork for Trinity College in Melbourne soon, dear! =D”
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WOW, people. Why bother asking me to decide / give an opinion when you have already decided for me? You obviously won’t take my input into consideration. It ticks me off. Like, immensely. It makes me feel like pulling my hair out and screaming. Wait. Did I say that I was ticked off? Scrap that. I’m furious. And sadly, whenever I’m this furious, I tend to commit an act which adults term as ‘rebellious’.
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Enough of that, though. If I keep going, this post is going to escalate into a full blown rant. And I do not approve of ranting. It expels one’s anger. I prefer putting that anger to better use, say, thinking up ways to ‘get my own back’.
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In case you didn’t know, I’m not a very nice person when I’m angry at you. ‘Forgive and forget’? Pfffft. Sure, I’ll forgive if the circumstances allow it. But I do not forget. I can harbor grudges for a long time. The worst I do is ignore. And I refuse to make snide remarks either. It’s either Open Combat, or… Nothing.
