TMT:

"Making the World a Better Place Since 1989."

I think that sums it up pretty well.

The Dreamers, Revisited

Students are citizens of school's grey land,
Drawing no dividend from time's to-morrows.
In these great hours of drudgery they stand,
Each with his feuds, and jealousies, and sorrows.

Students are sworn to the threadmill; they must score
Some flaming, fatal climax with their test.
Students are dreamers; when the class begins
They think of sunny fields, starry nights, and rest.

I see them in dusty classrooms, gnawed by fatigue,
And outside the headmasters' offices, lashed with the shame.
Dreaming of things they did with balls and bats,
And mocked by hopeless longing to regain
school-holidays, and picture shows, and spats,
And sleeping in during the rain.

-me

Based entirely off Siegfried Sassoon's "The Dreamers"

Extreme Power Metal!1!1!!!!111!!!11!!!!!1!!!11!!!!!

They play Melodic Death


But now for DragonForce:

The dragon from Dragonforce

Took picture of guy taking picture


Extreme Power Metal handsigns

Extreme Power Metal guitarists


This is like SO Extreme


Herman Li in focus


Extreme power metal shredding


Extreme Power Metal Keyboardist


And not forgetting the Extreme Power Metal bassist


Screaming something


Hong Kong boy

That was fun.

blablablah

"You look like you need some ice-cream."

And it really happened. Freaky.

picture and quote

"sometimes, words fail to describe what the ear never fails to hear"

I've got my tickets.

By Rush

It's called Bravest Face.

Though we might have precious little
It's still precious

I like that song
About this wonderful world
It's got a sunny point of view
And sometimes I feel it's true
At least for a few of us

I like that world
It makes a wonderful song
But there's a darker point of view
That's sadly just as true
For so many among us

In the sweetest child there's a vicious streak
In the strongest man there's a child so weak
In the whole wide world there's no magic place
So you might as well rise, put on your bravest face

I like that show
Where they solve all the murders
That heroic point of view
It's got justice and vengeance too
At least so the story goes

I like that story
Makes a satisfying case
But there's a messy point of view
That's sadly just as true
For so many among us

In softest voice there's an acid tongue
In the oldest eyes there's a soul so young
In the shakiest will there's a core of steel
On the smoothest ride there's a squeaky wheel

Though we might have precious little
It's still precious

quotation

Some one told me this a few months ago.

"If you're not serious, how do you know you're real?"

-GYJ

Err I don't know either.

mat rock

Took a cab home yesterday, the driver was some ex-mat rocker and the name Ray Anthony popped up. And what did I find out?

Ray Anthony LIVES. Somewhere. Out there. Amongst us. "Singapore's Hendrix".

Besides the revelation, I got some wisdom from the uncle too.

But

Hello rut, looks like I'm still stuck with you.

Training on Wednesday was exciting, because we caught a thief. thief. thief. thief. He had tried to walk off with one of our bags so coach chased after him and pinned him down, while we gathered round and offered unnecessary help and used his own handphone (wasn't his, it was stolen too) to call the police. Apparently the thief was some druggie who needed some quick ca$$$h for his fix.

I felt quite sorry for him though. It's like there goes the rest of his young adult life. And he had to endure harsh treatment, being pinned down by us with his hands behind his back and his head lying on one of our life jackets.

And that was for 40 minutes. Which was the time in took for the policeman (yup, one guy) to arrive. In a car. Another one came strolling into the scene, soon after and they offered their expertise handling of the situation, even inviting us to play a part in the proceedings by asking us to help stand guard beside the culprit.

Oh how fun.

mixed feelings

yup.