DID YOU KNOW
Barack Hussein Obama (Known as Berry in high school) was born Aug. 4, 1961, in Honolulu, Hawaii. Barack's mother was a white Christian from Kansas and his father was Muslim from Kenya. His name means "one who is blessed" in Swahili, but he was known as "O'Bomber" because of his basketball skills during the high school years. Interesting facts about Barack Obama: he tried cocaine and marijuana, Barack uses Apple Mac for his computer needs, Secret Service gave him code name "renegade", Barack smokes cigarettes and he never drinks coffee, he is left-handed and loves to play poker
Don't judge me until you know me .
Thursday, September 24, 2009
24 september 09
Whoa today way damn busy lo haha so ihave to make this quick i guess
HOLIDAYS ARE COMING TO AN END WHYYYYYYYYYY !!!!!!!!
I hope Ms So doesnt change my place I LOVE MY PLACE OH DONT CHANGE BRIAN EITHER IF NOT I HAVE NOBODY TO SOT WITH ALREADY AHHHHHHHHHHHHH hahahahahahaha
lalalalalalalalalalalal did you knw that all watches in roman numbers have fours written like this IIII instead of this IV its true go and see haha
HOLIDAYS ARE COMING TO AN END WHYYYYYYYYYY !!!!!!!!
I hope Ms So doesnt change my place I LOVE MY PLACE OH DONT CHANGE BRIAN EITHER IF NOT I HAVE NOBODY TO SOT WITH ALREADY AHHHHHHHHHHHHH hahahahahahaha
lalalalalalalalalalalal did you knw that all watches in roman numbers have fours written like this IIII instead of this IV its true go and see haha
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
24 september 09
One week is going to be over so fast , schools going to be in session again i am happy and sad haha , sad because I have to wake up early again haiz..... happy because going to see my friends again hahaha ( MAYBE THEY WONT BE HAPPY TO SEE ME THOUGH) ah well nothing much to say during holidays because not much happens
MY LIFE IS BORING !!!!!!!!!!!
sad but true haha . oooh i love Kristina Debarge she has a unique name no ( haha )
MY LIFE IS BORING !!!!!!!!!!!
sad but true haha . oooh i love Kristina Debarge she has a unique name no ( haha )
Sunday, September 20, 2009
21 september 09
Just came back from attending my friends hari raya celebration thing i think 'ramadan' is the appropriate word haiz people are going on holidays and i am stuck at home oh well ...........
Did anyone know that when cats are shy they play with your hands ?
haha maybe its just my friend's cat's
Did anyone know that when cats are shy they play with your hands ?
haha maybe its just my friend's cat's
Friday, September 18, 2009
19 september 09
Uhhhh i feel so bored during holidays nothing to do yeesh !!!!!!!
The sims 3 is going to have an expansion pack " THE SIMS 3 WORLD ADVENTURES " whoodidoo i am going to bye it though ==
Did you knw that the mekong is famous for havin super size marine life like the giant cat fish and sting rays i wonder if there is a portal to another world there or something this fishes are huge compared to normal go and searh the mekong river and see
The sims 3 is going to have an expansion pack " THE SIMS 3 WORLD ADVENTURES " whoodidoo i am going to bye it though ==
Did you knw that the mekong is famous for havin super size marine life like the giant cat fish and sting rays i wonder if there is a portal to another world there or something this fishes are huge compared to normal go and searh the mekong river and see
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
16 september 09
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA TODAY REALLY SOT LO (me) >>>>>;p
ADD MATHS
SIR: How ? can do?
ME: Maybe ! Manage somehow ! BYE BYE !
HE WALKED AWAY AFTER THAT ==
ENGLISH
FOUGHT WITH BRIAN (not the real fight)
ME : WHERE !!!! ANSWER
BRIAN : HERE LA
ME : OHHHH
10 minutes later
ME : AIYO YOU DO THE POEM STUFFFFF LA I DO THE SUMMARY
BRIAN : stare~~~~
ME: WHAT !!!
BRIAN : Nothin
do do do do OKAY FINISH
ME: YOU FINISH .... (he skiped)
ME: HAI YO DO THE FIRST ONE FIRST
BRIAN : SEE THE QUESTION HOW YOU DO
stare at question~~~~
ME : NO PROB WHAT !!!
BRIAN : YOU DO LO
ME : FINE
and this went on and on and on
CHINESE
WAKAKAKA there was and indian family than sophie asked SASHI THAT YOUR FATHER
SASHI: Why must every indian be related to me ?
SOPHIE: AHAHAH nvrm
CHEE YAN : SASHI your whole family also as dark as you ?
(i think joel said something about they being of lighter tone first)
SASHI : MY MUM IS VERY FARE
CHEE YAN : Oh than your father very dark la
SASHI : huh ?
CHEE YAN : No ma because dark and light produce you medium ma
JOEL: I was about to say the same thing
SASHI : AIYO!!!!!!!!! You people .....
than it was about indian and skin colour practically for the rest of the period
PHYSICS
MR NIW demonstrated air and stuff like that lo nothin intereting
ADD MATHS
SIR: How ? can do?
ME: Maybe ! Manage somehow ! BYE BYE !
HE WALKED AWAY AFTER THAT ==
ENGLISH
FOUGHT WITH BRIAN (not the real fight)
ME : WHERE !!!! ANSWER
BRIAN : HERE LA
ME : OHHHH
10 minutes later
ME : AIYO YOU DO THE POEM STUFFFFF LA I DO THE SUMMARY
BRIAN : stare~~~~
ME: WHAT !!!
BRIAN : Nothin
do do do do OKAY FINISH
ME: YOU FINISH .... (he skiped)
ME: HAI YO DO THE FIRST ONE FIRST
BRIAN : SEE THE QUESTION HOW YOU DO
stare at question~~~~
ME : NO PROB WHAT !!!
BRIAN : YOU DO LO
ME : FINE
and this went on and on and on
CHINESE
WAKAKAKA there was and indian family than sophie asked SASHI THAT YOUR FATHER
SASHI: Why must every indian be related to me ?
SOPHIE: AHAHAH nvrm
CHEE YAN : SASHI your whole family also as dark as you ?
(i think joel said something about they being of lighter tone first)
SASHI : MY MUM IS VERY FARE
CHEE YAN : Oh than your father very dark la
SASHI : huh ?
CHEE YAN : No ma because dark and light produce you medium ma
JOEL: I was about to say the same thing
SASHI : AIYO!!!!!!!!! You people .....
than it was about indian and skin colour practically for the rest of the period
PHYSICS
MR NIW demonstrated air and stuff like that lo nothin intereting
Confusing Chinese Names (funny)
Caller : Hello, can I speak to Annie Wan (anyone)?
Operator : Yes, you can speak to me.
Caller : No, I want to speak to Annie Wan (anyone)!
Operator : You are talking to someone! Who is this?
Caller : I'm Sam Wan (Someone). And I need to talk to Annie Wan (anyone)! It's urgent.
Operator : I know you are someone and you want to talk to anyone! But what's this urgent matter about?
Caller : Well... just tell my sister Annie Wan (anyone) that our brother Noel Wan (no one)has involved in an accident. Noel Wan (no one)got injured and now Noel Wan (no one) is being sent to the hospital. Right now, Avery Wan (everyone) is on his way to the hospital.
Operator : Look if no one was injured and no one was sent to the hospital, then the accident isn't an urgen t matter! You may find this hilarious but I don't have time for this!
Caller : You are so rude! Who are you?
Operator : I'm Saw Lee (Sorry).
Caller : Yes! You should be sorry. Now give me your name!!!
Operator : Yes, you can speak to me.
Caller : No, I want to speak to Annie Wan (anyone)!
Operator : You are talking to someone! Who is this?
Caller : I'm Sam Wan (Someone). And I need to talk to Annie Wan (anyone)! It's urgent.
Operator : I know you are someone and you want to talk to anyone! But what's this urgent matter about?
Caller : Well... just tell my sister Annie Wan (anyone) that our brother Noel Wan (no one)has involved in an accident. Noel Wan (no one)got injured and now Noel Wan (no one) is being sent to the hospital. Right now, Avery Wan (everyone) is on his way to the hospital.
Operator : Look if no one was injured and no one was sent to the hospital, then the accident isn't an urgen t matter! You may find this hilarious but I don't have time for this!
Caller : You are so rude! Who are you?
Operator : I'm Saw Lee (Sorry).
Caller : Yes! You should be sorry. Now give me your name!!!
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
10 september 09
Today is better the side swiping from my 2 friends stopped for now anyway ........ maybe they are havin problems somewhere or hmmmmm maybe they were replaced by aliens ..... == (like that would happen)
HISTORY
Hmmm christianity and stuff
ADD MATHS
WT()!!!!!!! Mr Cheng just told us that Mr Ooi wants to take over our add maths class !!!!!!!!!!! First chemistry now add maths whats next becoming our form teacher 0o0..............
BAHASA MELAYU
Ehhhhhhhhh ehhhhhhhhhh nothing much happened here
CHEMISTRY
WE FINALLY GET TO DO EXPERIMENT SHOCKER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ==
HISTORY
Hmmm christianity and stuff
ADD MATHS
WT()!!!!!!! Mr Cheng just told us that Mr Ooi wants to take over our add maths class !!!!!!!!!!! First chemistry now add maths whats next becoming our form teacher 0o0..............
BAHASA MELAYU
Ehhhhhhhhh ehhhhhhhhhh nothing much happened here
CHEMISTRY
WE FINALLY GET TO DO EXPERIMENT SHOCKER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ==
Modified Mosquitoes May Be Anti-Malaria Allies
OMG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is like a scifi thing ........ is the world going to turn into bio warfare look at this
The enemy of our enemy may be our new partner in stopping a global health crisis.
With World Malaria Day (April 25) around the corner, new discoveries suggest our greatest allies in the fight against malaria may be the mosquitoes themselves.
Although saddled with a lousy public image, mosquitoes have immune systems that actually kill 80 to 90 percent of the malaria parasites that enter the insect's bodies, a new study says.
The discovery is part of an international effort to create a new generation of malaria treatments.
Genetically modified, malaria-fighting mosquitoes or even antibodies injected into humans and "fed" back to mosquitoes could someday be more effective at slowing the disease than today's simple mosquito nets, researchers say.
(Related: "Twitter-Celeb Mosquito Nets: What Good Will They Do?")
Triple Threat to Malaria
Malaria-parasite populations are lower when the parasites are inside mosquitoes, so some experts think it may be more effective to attack malaria inside the insects—before it enters human hosts.
Understanding how the mosquito immune system fends off malaria is an important part of bringing such a plan to fruition.
Now researchers say they've worked out the mechanism that drives one of the mosquitoes' defenses.
Three proteins in mosquito blood form a complex that "binds to a malaria parasite and punches holes through its membrane," destroying the layer that protects the parasite and holds all its important parts together, said Imperial College London biologist George Christophides, who co-authored the report, published in the April 10 issue of the journal Science.
Previously researchers had identified the three proteins and noticed that one of them seemed similar to microbe-killing proteins in other animals and in humans
How It Might Work
A mosquito-up approach to malaria control is feasible in the long term, researchers say. There are a couple of ways it could work.
In one scenario, scientists could create genetically modified mosquitoes, granting their immune systems pumped-up malaria-killing abilities.
The key would be to find a genetic drive mechanism—some factor that would give the new, malaria-fighting genes a selective advantage and help them spread quickly through wild mosquito populations via breeding, said Gregory Lanzaro, director of the Vector Genetics Lab at the University of California, Davis.
No one has figured this out for mosquitoes yet. But the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is already testing a similar concept in blood-sucking assassin bugs as a way to stop the spread of deadly, difficult-to-cure Chagas disease, Lanzaro said.
The other option would be to develop antibodies that can fight the parasites' early, mosquito-dwelling forms—and "feed" the antibodies to the insects via human blood.
Mosquito immune systems don't produce antibodies on their own. And by the time the parasites reach humans, they have matured and found ways to hide out from human antibodies, said Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena, professor of molecular microbiology and immunology at the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute in Baltimore.
But if we vaccinate humans with antibodies that target mosquito-stage malaria, those antibodies could be passed on to the mosquitoes when they feed on treated human blood, Jacobs-Lorena said.
Combined with a second, protective vaccine, this could be a real possibility, he said.
"There's a partially effective vaccine that protects humans that's being tested," Jacobs-Lorena said. "Neither it, nor the transmission-blocking vaccine would be 100 percent effective, but the combination may work."
The enemy of our enemy may be our new partner in stopping a global health crisis.
With World Malaria Day (April 25) around the corner, new discoveries suggest our greatest allies in the fight against malaria may be the mosquitoes themselves.
Although saddled with a lousy public image, mosquitoes have immune systems that actually kill 80 to 90 percent of the malaria parasites that enter the insect's bodies, a new study says.
The discovery is part of an international effort to create a new generation of malaria treatments.
Genetically modified, malaria-fighting mosquitoes or even antibodies injected into humans and "fed" back to mosquitoes could someday be more effective at slowing the disease than today's simple mosquito nets, researchers say.
(Related: "Twitter-Celeb Mosquito Nets: What Good Will They Do?")
Triple Threat to Malaria
Malaria-parasite populations are lower when the parasites are inside mosquitoes, so some experts think it may be more effective to attack malaria inside the insects—before it enters human hosts.
Understanding how the mosquito immune system fends off malaria is an important part of bringing such a plan to fruition.
Now researchers say they've worked out the mechanism that drives one of the mosquitoes' defenses.
Three proteins in mosquito blood form a complex that "binds to a malaria parasite and punches holes through its membrane," destroying the layer that protects the parasite and holds all its important parts together, said Imperial College London biologist George Christophides, who co-authored the report, published in the April 10 issue of the journal Science.
Previously researchers had identified the three proteins and noticed that one of them seemed similar to microbe-killing proteins in other animals and in humans
How It Might Work
A mosquito-up approach to malaria control is feasible in the long term, researchers say. There are a couple of ways it could work.
In one scenario, scientists could create genetically modified mosquitoes, granting their immune systems pumped-up malaria-killing abilities.
The key would be to find a genetic drive mechanism—some factor that would give the new, malaria-fighting genes a selective advantage and help them spread quickly through wild mosquito populations via breeding, said Gregory Lanzaro, director of the Vector Genetics Lab at the University of California, Davis.
No one has figured this out for mosquitoes yet. But the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is already testing a similar concept in blood-sucking assassin bugs as a way to stop the spread of deadly, difficult-to-cure Chagas disease, Lanzaro said.
The other option would be to develop antibodies that can fight the parasites' early, mosquito-dwelling forms—and "feed" the antibodies to the insects via human blood.
Mosquito immune systems don't produce antibodies on their own. And by the time the parasites reach humans, they have matured and found ways to hide out from human antibodies, said Marcelo Jacobs-Lorena, professor of molecular microbiology and immunology at the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute in Baltimore.
But if we vaccinate humans with antibodies that target mosquito-stage malaria, those antibodies could be passed on to the mosquitoes when they feed on treated human blood, Jacobs-Lorena said.
Combined with a second, protective vaccine, this could be a real possibility, he said.
"There's a partially effective vaccine that protects humans that's being tested," Jacobs-Lorena said. "Neither it, nor the transmission-blocking vaccine would be 100 percent effective, but the combination may work."
Liposuction Fat Turned Into Stem Cells
This is a new dicovery by reaserchers
Using leftovers from liposuction patients, scientists have turned human fat into stem cells, a new study says.
The new method is much more efficient than a previous practice that used skin cells, researchers say.
The discovery may also help avoid the controversy spawned by the use of stem cells from human embryos. (See stem cell research pictures.)
Human fat is "an abundant natural resource and a renewable one," said Stanford University plastic surgeon Michael Longaker, whose liposuction patients donated the fat for the study.
Longaker envisions a future in which doctors will be able to use fat from a patient to grow, in a lab, new tissues and organs for that patient.
The opportunity wouldn't be limited to the obese.
"Even if you're in great shape, there is still enough fat to be harvested from the vast majority of patients," added Longaker, who co-authored the study.
From Fat to Stem Cells to New Organs?
The reprogrammed cells, called induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells, are capable of turning into most types of cells in the body.
Scientists are keen to obtain these cells to study disease and, one day, use them to grow new tissue and replacement organs.
Previously, researchers had shown that they could derive this type of stem cell from ordinary skin cells.
But the fat technique is about twice as fast and 20 times more efficient, said Joseph Wu, the study's senior author. ite interesting"We can get iPS-like colonies, basically, in about 16 days, compared to 28 days to 32 days using [skin]," said Wu, a Stanford stem cell expert. "And if you count the number of colonies in [skin] versus fat ... we get about 20 times more the number of iPS colonies."
The research appears online today in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Reprogramming Cells
To create the stem cells, the scientists injected Trojan horse-like viruses into smooth muscle cells found in fat that surrounds blood vessels. Once inside, the viruses introduced genes that reprogrammed the cells, spurring them to grow into new forms.
Previously, this process had required growing the stem cells in a culture dish with nutrients from mouse cells. This had raised alarms about the potential for contamination from mouse proteins—a potential obstacle to government approval, Longaker, the plastic surgeon, said.
That the new method works at all is "somewhat surprising" and remains something of a mystery, Longaker said.
Sidestepping Stem Cell Controversy
The fat and skin methods allow researchers to sidestep the ethical controversy over the use of embryonic stem cells from cell lines originally harvested from unused human embryos from in vitro fertilization clinics.
In addition, Longaker noted, tissue or organs grown from a patient's own stem cells should be less likely to be rejected by the body.
The speediness of the fat method, in particular, could be lifesaving, he added.
For example, if a surgeon wanted to implant new heart tissue—derived from a heart attack victim's own fat—into a patient, the doctor might have only a short time before scar tissue would compromise the operation.
If he or she were able to generate the tissue within a few weeks, Longaker said, that "would be a big deal."
Using leftovers from liposuction patients, scientists have turned human fat into stem cells, a new study says.
The new method is much more efficient than a previous practice that used skin cells, researchers say.
The discovery may also help avoid the controversy spawned by the use of stem cells from human embryos. (See stem cell research pictures.)
Human fat is "an abundant natural resource and a renewable one," said Stanford University plastic surgeon Michael Longaker, whose liposuction patients donated the fat for the study.
Longaker envisions a future in which doctors will be able to use fat from a patient to grow, in a lab, new tissues and organs for that patient.
The opportunity wouldn't be limited to the obese.
"Even if you're in great shape, there is still enough fat to be harvested from the vast majority of patients," added Longaker, who co-authored the study.
From Fat to Stem Cells to New Organs?
The reprogrammed cells, called induced pluripotent stem cells, or iPS cells, are capable of turning into most types of cells in the body.
Scientists are keen to obtain these cells to study disease and, one day, use them to grow new tissue and replacement organs.
Previously, researchers had shown that they could derive this type of stem cell from ordinary skin cells.
But the fat technique is about twice as fast and 20 times more efficient, said Joseph Wu, the study's senior author. ite interesting"We can get iPS-like colonies, basically, in about 16 days, compared to 28 days to 32 days using [skin]," said Wu, a Stanford stem cell expert. "And if you count the number of colonies in [skin] versus fat ... we get about 20 times more the number of iPS colonies."
The research appears online today in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Reprogramming Cells
To create the stem cells, the scientists injected Trojan horse-like viruses into smooth muscle cells found in fat that surrounds blood vessels. Once inside, the viruses introduced genes that reprogrammed the cells, spurring them to grow into new forms.
Previously, this process had required growing the stem cells in a culture dish with nutrients from mouse cells. This had raised alarms about the potential for contamination from mouse proteins—a potential obstacle to government approval, Longaker, the plastic surgeon, said.
That the new method works at all is "somewhat surprising" and remains something of a mystery, Longaker said.
Sidestepping Stem Cell Controversy
The fat and skin methods allow researchers to sidestep the ethical controversy over the use of embryonic stem cells from cell lines originally harvested from unused human embryos from in vitro fertilization clinics.
In addition, Longaker noted, tissue or organs grown from a patient's own stem cells should be less likely to be rejected by the body.
The speediness of the fat method, in particular, could be lifesaving, he added.
For example, if a surgeon wanted to implant new heart tissue—derived from a heart attack victim's own fat—into a patient, the doctor might have only a short time before scar tissue would compromise the operation.
If he or she were able to generate the tissue within a few weeks, Longaker said, that "would be a big deal."
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
9 september 09
Wow today is 9.09.09 and at 9 o'clock 9 minutes and 9 seconds it was 09.09.09 9.09.09 if you missed it than tonight will be one last chance ..... Anyway lets get to today's topic ..... the side swiping of my 2 friends continues maybe they should just be called ex friends instead ya that suits them ................ ==
MATHEMATICS
Quite simple today i could do most of the questions
ENGLISH
Todays poem i understand it sooooooo well i am currently living in that situation (some parts anyway) its called "Si Tenggang's homecoming" by Muhammad Haji Salleh in english
CHINESE
DON'T WANT TO TALK BOUT IT !!!!!!!
PHYSICS
Today was gas pressure and stuff Mr Cham let us see a video "THE HINDENBURG" i think so if i am not mistaken its about this big hot air balloon that crashed and burned killing most of the passenger
MATHEMATICS
Quite simple today i could do most of the questions
ENGLISH
Todays poem i understand it sooooooo well i am currently living in that situation (some parts anyway) its called "Si Tenggang's homecoming" by Muhammad Haji Salleh in english
CHINESE
DON'T WANT TO TALK BOUT IT !!!!!!!
PHYSICS
Today was gas pressure and stuff Mr Cham let us see a video "THE HINDENBURG" i think so if i am not mistaken its about this big hot air balloon that crashed and burned killing most of the passenger
Monday, September 7, 2009
8 september 2009
I feel god damn weak today wonder why , maybe its because i am depressed haiz ....... My two friends are like side swiping me and i knw thats not what real friends do so i guess i was wrong bout them haiz........ i guess i shouldnt have put so much fate in the words BFF when we said it , it sounded so good at that time ........... oh well as time goes by people change , i for one should knw that very well , to think i could make the same mistake as 5 years ago haiz...........
MORAL
Environment
ADD MATHS
Hmmm cant remember a thing
CHEMISTRY
Experiments but watching as usual
BIOLOGY
Studying about respiration and stuff........
MORAL
Environment
ADD MATHS
Hmmm cant remember a thing
CHEMISTRY
Experiments but watching as usual
BIOLOGY
Studying about respiration and stuff........
7 september 09
Havent bloged in a while well lets see today
P.E
I actually played something and had fun (shocker) ........... =o=
MATHS
DAM FUNNY Mr Cheng was explaining "period" and he said it like the menstrual period and that he said "cycle" how long the real answer was 0.4 min but we said 28 days OMG all of us were laughing so funny
PHYSICS
Oooh something bad happened here Edwin shot chong sin with a rubber band than chong sin got real mad ect lets just say big trouble
CHINESE LANGUAGE
SHIT LA !!!!!! I got called out 4 times for nothing its so irritating uhhhhhh
P.E
I actually played something and had fun (shocker) ........... =o=
MATHS
DAM FUNNY Mr Cheng was explaining "period" and he said it like the menstrual period and that he said "cycle" how long the real answer was 0.4 min but we said 28 days OMG all of us were laughing so funny
PHYSICS
Oooh something bad happened here Edwin shot chong sin with a rubber band than chong sin got real mad ect lets just say big trouble
CHINESE LANGUAGE
SHIT LA !!!!!! I got called out 4 times for nothing its so irritating uhhhhhh
Thursday, September 3, 2009
3 september 2009
Today was such a hectic day haiz........... the jam and everything , now lets see hmmmm
HISTORY
Wow world history wish it was in english haiz
ADD MATHS
BLA BLA BLA BLA
BAHASA MELAYU
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH (cant remember what happened =0= )
CHEMISTRY
All experiments the only thing was we just watch and couldnt do ANYTHING !!!!!!!!!!!
HISTORY
Wow world history wish it was in english haiz
ADD MATHS
BLA BLA BLA BLA
BAHASA MELAYU
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH (cant remember what happened =0= )
CHEMISTRY
All experiments the only thing was we just watch and couldnt do ANYTHING !!!!!!!!!!!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
1 september 09 Tuesday
Wow august went by so fast it was a great month many things happened , well today is the first day of september ........ hmmmm what to do ...............
MORAL
The environment !!!!!! Finally something i am passionate about i wish i could do more for the environment than just recycle , and stuff like that ahhh well
ADD MATHS
YEESH !!!!!!!!! I AM NOT RELIVING THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!
CHEMISTRY
Again with the poisonous gases haiz what is wrong with this teacher of mine always with the poisonous gases ........
BIO
WORMS AHAHAHAHAHAHA pinching them and squishing them hahaha . OMG Kim annihilated , destroyed , cut ....... (ahhh you get the idea) the worm in to pieces =o= ( hahahaha so drama)
MORAL
The environment !!!!!! Finally something i am passionate about i wish i could do more for the environment than just recycle , and stuff like that ahhh well
ADD MATHS
YEESH !!!!!!!!! I AM NOT RELIVING THIS !!!!!!!!!!!!!
CHEMISTRY
Again with the poisonous gases haiz what is wrong with this teacher of mine always with the poisonous gases ........
BIO
WORMS AHAHAHAHAHAHA pinching them and squishing them hahaha . OMG Kim annihilated , destroyed , cut ....... (ahhh you get the idea) the worm in to pieces =o= ( hahahaha so drama)
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