Did i mention bout my chem+icis+bday day?? it was sucky and basically i wanna said i screwed both of them..
However thanks everyone for celebrating my bday beforehand=)
It was unexpected expectation=)
Complicated..
Nice play..hehe..
Recently i just think tat im so stubborn tat i resist to change my opinion..
Different ppl different points of view and we as a human just won't change your own view..
Even you tell them lotsa lotsa philosophies..they will just give you the watever-face..
You think you are right and they think they are the correct ones!!
Who is the right one we dunno and yet we still fight or quarrel for an unknown thing..
Sometimes we should just don't give a damn to certain things..
As if you can change his or her mind even though you know tat's not tat proper..
For example A wanna give up for his studies..
Then i go and say something and encourage him not to..
Now there are two possibilities..
If you're as 'good' as A then you might not get shoot..
But if you're better than him in studies..
My advice just keep your mouth shut and mind your own business..
Waste of energy and time to advice him where in the end A will most probably think you're trying to find the chance to insult him..
Then B wanna do bla bla bla..
You might just say, "oh ya..is good for you=)" (remember the smiley k but not too fake=))
Don't comment anything unless you are asked to do so..
Just like machines..
If you din instruct the machines to do the things and the machine pandai pandai asks you whether need to carry on the task..
Then ppl will say the machine rosak or gila d even though the machine is trying to concern..
Get wat i mean??
Well sometimes i would rather close my eyes and just act nothing happens..
Dun give a shit or damn where you are like a dog barking but no meats are served..
Like i say..
Watever..
Do watever they want=)
Mind your own business..
Not everyone thinks tat you are caring bout them..
They will just think tat is a bunch of bullshitssss..
Smelly ones..
People..study week comes=)
Nescafe time=)
Oooopsss..
