i hate pride. the word is full of ego. whenever pride comes along, complacency will take place with arrogance and such. the thing i yearn only for is respect. do respect others and others will fully respect you, a common phrase which is easy to be blurt out but to put into practice is far off in the south china sea(implicit army content, i know im too much). so now the scenario of a bunch of senior generation looking up to you for a well-groomed young trainer to train them efficiently and effectively and make their stay worthwhile is hanging back on my ever worried mind. how am i going to earn their respect?

uncle got daughters? i like jc ones. hehhe(oops. sorry sweet).

MM Lee went straight to the point. i should do that sometimes.

i find it quite disturbing in public transport to see people half-seating their seats to let the heat of the previous commuter dissipate before having their butt comfortably seating on it. come on dude, i think it shows some what of moral values you have. i dont know about you, but i find it disgusting too. plus, the morning rush hour, where people will block the train door preventing the passengers from the inside; having them to struggle and push their way out. wei, people have been ranting about this across the island. wheres the basic man. irritating know, before i take out my epaulette and slap one by one. but i wont. i learnt values.

can i volunteer for humanitarian aid. please. can the army send me there to places who needs help the most. make my ns worthwhile. im with arms wide open. pretty please.

i like to flirt. with you. only you. can?

Peace