Tuesday, September 05, 2006
megara!

i watch wayyy too much tv for someone whose prelims are in less than a week. but hey! i think i like megara quite a lot. besides being feisty, independent and rather smart-talking, she's also incredibly sexy. sexiness, in my opinion, isn't just about what you've got; it's about how comfortable you are in your own skin. and yes i know she's just a 2-d drawing. i really liked it when she pretty much told hercules to bugger off when he tried to save her, and when she said, 'are you always this articulate?' in response to his stuttering. but i was a bit annoyed that she fell in love with him so quickly (what happened to being disillusioned with men?? okay so it's a kiddie show that lasts slightly more than an hour) and when there's really nothing to him except egoistic ambition and too much brawn. i prefered the younger hercules - before he went on what appears to be either very high quality protein powder or steroids. and not because he was clumsy, sad (as in, loser) and unwanted. he was a lot more aesthetically pleasing than mr muscles. and why, why, why must people keep offering their lives to hades in exchange for their love's?? all that's gonna happen (as evidenced by meg's first love) is that the guy's going to run off with some other girl instead of showing gratitude (or mourning for a hundred years, which is a waste of a life if you ask me). of course hercules was lucky, but that's because it's a kiddie show. people must stop coming back from the dead, it's very anti-climatic. i mean, sure, you've got the ultimate pick-up line if you reappear dramatically from the dead, but it's getting to be such a cliche. it makes more sense for people to stay dead - that way you can mourn them properly and melodramatically, instead of screaming 'ghost!' at your one true love. gosh i wanna be meg! and have the chance to say, oh so sardonically, 'are you always this articulate?' tweehee.

consultation tomorrow. i should probably read up my stuff tonight. and math, oh my math. i am kissing an f hello. (here's another line i like, it's the title of a song from out of africa - 'i'm better at hello' - but it's wildly untrue. unless, of course, it is taken to mean that i'm not good at goodbyes, in which case it's wildly true. wow. i am good at nothing.) and why, why, why does everyone complain that i am random? i am not. everything links up (somehow), just maybe not in your less tangled minds.

too many people have that annoying green turtle on their msn nicks. the irwin guy didn't hunt turtles, my dears. if you can't get a croc icon, don't put anything at all! although i imagine some idiot tried to type 'et tu, brutus!' and ended up with 'et *turtle* brutus!' hahaha. 'tu' means 'you', doesn't it? in any case the turtle looks more like a tortoise. but maybe having 'to' for a keyword would be far too confusing. at any rate, i will roll over laughing if it turns out to be a hoax. not because i'm cruel, but because i'm.. yeah a bit cruel. sympathy, like all other things of beauty, is too costly to be taken seriously. online, anyway.

i realised i've forgotten all my chem. i was watching jan draw very complicated symbols across a page, and realised with a pang that although i recognise them as the symbols i've seen all my life, i don't know what they mean anymore. and i'm just a little sad. chem was the first to go, then physics (when people talk about forces i get this panic attack trying to remember what it all means), and now bio is fading too. two years. i always loved bio the best. remember bioinformatics? the junior biohackathon where we frustrated the speakers by asking ethical questions when they were hoping for technical (and hence, easier) questions? memorising the names of various bacteria and and fungi and what-have-you. all i remember now is smth-smth-bacillus. and a lacto-smth-smth-smth somewhere. and a smth-smth-bulgaricus? and it never even came out for o's. heh. life.

and after this, what?
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