Saturday, December 27, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
KHS fire!!!
Monday, October 27, 2008
Friday, October 24, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Anthem
We are students of Kuching High
We are builders of Malysia
Glory to our Kuching High
Glory to our country
Be sound in knowledge
Be kind in nature
We are students of the school
Be healthy in mind
Be healthy in body
We are citizen of Malaysia
Glory to our Kuching High
Glory to our country
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Proud to be Sarawakian
Q: Oh, you are from Sarawak! *eyes wide with excitement* So far away! How you people come here ah?
A: See this!
Q: Oh, like that! So back home, you people live in trees ar?
A: I live on trees. Not in trees. MOTHAFUCKA
Q: You guys have electricity or not?
A: SESCO, mind you.
SESCO building in Kuching
Q: Kuching got airport or you use boat go Johor?
A: I use BUS
Miri Airportdo we have airport? Kuching International Airport
Q: How long if I take bus from Singapore to Kuching?
A: Serious SHIT! You're one hell of a stupid idiot! F8CK YOU.
Q: Over there got what car?
A: View below.
Q: Got road or not?
A: Shits. WTF.
do we? do we? have road? hahahaha..
Q: Sarawak inside Sabah, right?
A: You fail Geography ka?
Q: Eh? Sabah Sarawak not the same meh?
A: You really SUCKS in Geography
Q: Kuching how big ar?
A: As BIG as your BALLS. What the f*ck. You really need to learn Geography
Q: Kuching got a lot of cats hoh?
A: Bullshits. Do you have common sense? LANgkawi, a lot LAN JIAOS lah? Kuala LUMPUR, a lot LUMPUR lahhh!
we practise that. F*CK if you believe it!
I'm proud to be a Sarawakians. I hope I've just cleared the shadow and shallow mind of some IGNORANT fellas.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Trip to S'pore n Visit Joash, Valarie (updated)
last week i had a trip to Singapore, common sense of coz i oso going to visit Joash & Valarie in NUS ( National University Singapore). Thankx for Joash being my tour guide in the area of NUS, and also belanja me a cup of Orange Juice~ haha!
Valarie not much change, still digging worm in the book :P Joash oso still the same, handsome~ becoz Joash had guided me in the NUS very well, i forgot to take picture wif them. now i quite so regret and sad T.T but nvm, i still got chance visit to S'pore again.
Overall, i can sense that both of them quite enjoy the Uni life style, especially in this Top 100 Uni in the World. Jun kee, our previous KHS top student, had back to Kch so somewhat i quite miss her. She is studying at NTU. feel wanna cubik her chubby face~
Last but not least, wish them ( of coz is Joash, Valarie n Jun Kee) have a fun in S'pore and come out with a professional skills. hehehe.....
those who studying in Kuching, sorry not to mention :P ( im not aiming u, ah kit)
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Gathering...
Date: 23 June, 2008 (monday)
Time: 7-8pm meet
Venue: Atmosfera (opposite sPring)
can can?
To the Sea, We'll See About That...
So, as you all know, the trip to sematan is canceled.
A gathering?? Hmmm...
Anyways, good luck to you all that are going overseas (even the South China Sea), fit in well into your local Uni, and eat Bak Gua in front of MuuMuus...
[click to enlarge]
If you are ever in the surrounding area of KL, be sure to find me or Billy or whoever so that we can meet up and have some drinks.
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Samatan Trip (24-26 June)
Dates are set. On the 24th June till the 26th.
Sematan Holiday Chalet. Detached chalet. (4 beds, so take turn??!!)
Please bring sleeping bags if you have. (Though sleeping won't be the priority...)
Any questions call Kai Liang or me.
Activities: (Suggested)
Seafront BBQ on the night of the 24th.
Campfire
Normal seaside activities that includes swimming, sand burial and so on. So people with digital cameras, charge those puppies up and pray that they are water-proof...
Meeting place will be decided soon.
Sunday, June 1, 2008
5s2 trip
araound 23th June
3 days 2 nights
sematan
...
Thursday, May 22, 2008
House
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
151 Swinburne students awarded more than RM400,000 in scholarships
Categorised as Entrance, Leadership and Merit, the scholarship awards were presented to the recipients by Professor Helmut Lueckenhausen, the Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of Swinburne Sarawak.
At the ceremony, 107 students who had recently enrolled for foundation and undergraduate courses with the university were awarded the Entrance scholarships.
This scholarship category is specially given to those with impressive SPM and STPM results.
Five new students, who had achieved good results and who had been actively involved in extra-curricular activities while in secondary school were presented with Leadership scholarships.
Of the five, one was formerly from Sekolah Seri Suria and two each from SMK DPHJ Abd Gapor and Chung Hua Middle School No. 1.
Meanwhile, 39 students who are pursuing undergraduate courses were awarded Merit scholarships for achieving high distinctions and distinctions at their recent semester exams.
Recipients of the Entrance and Merit scholarship categories included students from nine countries: Bangladesh, China, Indonesia, Kenya, Nepal, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Zimbabwe.
Among those who were present at the ceremony were parents and families of the scholarship recipients as well as representatives from the scholarship recipients’ former schools.
Also attending the ceremony were the heads of schools and departments of the university.
Swinburne Sarawak awards eligible students with scholarships each semester and scholarship application is currently open for its July and August intake."
adapted from swinburne website: http://www.swinburne.edu.my/corporate/marketing/mediacentre/pr/2008/05_0708-Scholarships.htm
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Why and what do I blog here?
What do I blog here?
What do YOU want me to blog here?
I can cover a whole range of topic :
Architecture
Fashion
Music
Movies
TV series ( mainly CSI Las vegas, Prison Break , Smallville and House because they're the only ones I watch )
Photography
Mp3 player review
died on me last week. Just after a year of using it. Damn it. Partly because it was my fault. Very hard to explain. I didn't drop it or anything. Lets just say for me to get sound out of the thing, I have to press very hard on my headphone wire.
Then today I got a replacement. The Sandisk Sansa Clip 2gb for 106 australian dollars ( you convert la. I dunno the exchange rate ).
Initially I wanted to get the Iriver E100
The 4gb one sells for 113 dollars here. It plays video, has voice recording, expandable memory, fm tuner. Almost all of the things you need man. A bargain right? But why the hell didn't I get it?
Well the reviews for the iriver isn't all that good. The review for the sansa clip was very good. The reviews claimed that the sansa clip has the best sound ever compared to other mp3 players ( but only if you use some pretty expensive headphones with it otherwise you wont be able to tell the difference ).
I'm currently using KOSS headphones ( i bought it in Kuching for 180 ringgit ).
It's dying on me as well. But I'm getting my mom to bring a new one over for me. I think its the cheapest but fcking BEST headphone's I've ever put on my ears. The nearest competitor I'm guessing would be the 600 ringgit+ sennheiser ones. How would I know? Because there's this girl in my course, who saw me using these and agreed with me that these were the fcking best, but she ended up getting the sennheiser ones because the KOSS one wasn't "fashionable" enough. hahaha.
My verdict on the Sansa clip? The bass on the sony is actually more powerful. But it seems that the sound is clearer on the sansa. Well, I can't really tell the difference actually haha. My headphones aren't that expensive enough to get the maximum out of the player. The cnet reviewers used 500 dollar headphones on it.
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
random pictures
This was the outside of the Sarawak State Library. They had an event that sunday morning. Lotsa exhibitions.
Yeah, old cannons. hahaha. Didn't know they keep these stuffs and displayed it.
I like this one, looks like sth crushed under the pillar.
hahaha. Still remember when i was young, i used to pile up peebles and make a picture out of it. This is my.. haha. prehistoric photo.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Yo0o
For those who wants ta contribute too tell yin kit.
And yes i freakin agree about engineers coverin up architects' asses to make sure nothing goes wrong as they play around. zomg why am i studying this pieca shit subject, who's the retard that goes around spreading "civil good! civil good!"
Bwahaha actually i didnt know much about all these shit. Only after 2 Years in Swinburne KUCHING <--(lasap place) then i discovered how pieca shit civil engineering is. F6 dudes out there, turn back before it's too late!!! Go take architecture!!!
Here's a brief scenario:
-Architects designs a certain building until FHUUUAAAAA
-Architects feel proud and having fun
(Meanwhile)
-Civil Engineers:"yamakacheebuy this SeanChewSengHuat walao f*ck man"
-Calculate.
-Calculates with colleagues.
-Calculates again
-and more calculation
-Calculate
-Calculates
-and more calculation
-headache
-bangs the wall
-Curses SeanChew the architect agian
-knock head on the wall
-knocks the wall more
-enter quarrel with colleague
-fight
-injury
-more calculation
-hair loss
-FINALLY! The whole shit is stable !!! IT STANDS!!! (with this this that that etc material + various calcs)
-ok 1 of 20 complete, 19 more to go.
And that's in office work. w00t we have field work to get urself sweaty wearing safety helm and boots and gettin all high on mud - yea baby. zz
After everything's finish, most of the time the architects get all the credit for designin this FHUOO thing and the $$. Whilst eng people get ignored and if the building/bridge/wadever fails/falls we go to jail.
End Of Story
Friday, April 18, 2008
Another useful skill i learnt in architecture school
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Myth? What myth?
Before I came here I didn't really think much about living overseas. It's just like a 'wham bam, thank you ma'am' sort of situation for me. It all happened so fast.
I've been in Melbourne for almost 3 years already. It feels more like home now.
Every year I have a different perspective of this place.
I remember the first year I came, I had no idea what Melbourne looks like. The only glimpse of it was when I was on the plane and I saw some pictures of it in the magazine. Even during the first year, I did not really explore much of Melbourne, it was basically go to school and come home sort of situation. Then second year here, I slowly explored the city and all its small lane ways. I got more familiar with my surroundings. Now third year, I hope to explore more of the surrounding areas of the city.
Ok i am talking BS again. hahahah...... I would encourage you guys to go travel. Not just for a week or 2. I mean really really stay there for at least a month. You'll truly learn things that you'd never thought you'd learn
Architecture school
Nah, I'm not going into that topic. If you're interested, you could ask me.
What I wanted to share with you guys is one of the lessons that I learnt that I find quite interesting.
I learnt that there is no such thing as an absolute randomness. Or rather, I do not believe in absolute randomness. I believe that things that may seem random, may not be random at all, they might be affected by some other factors.
Ok this is absolute bullshit. I'm just bored.
Architecture school is fun but stressful. Its not like all the other school where you have to study a lot. Read tons and tons of books for research. Well, it's not like I don't do research. It's just that my research can come from anything, be it just by watching movie, listening to music, basically just doing what I like best. ( *it only applies to my design subject, I still have to read books for theories and shit* ).
Why am I telling you all this?
It's because I think most of you don't know what it's like. Well I didn't. I sort of applied to do architecture by impulse without knowing what I was up for. It's like taking a blind leap of faith into an unknown territory.
Now, I'm already in my second year. I really enjoy what I'm doing, even if it kills me. I enjoy doing work in uni till 2-3am. I enjoy playing around with glue. I enjoy the freedom to express who I really am in class. You can't do that with maths or statistics now, can you?
I'm not here to brag or whatever. If you're studying engineering or going to study engineering, you'll grow to hate architects. Mainly because we have fun doing what we're doing, and you're working your ass off to make sure our fun doesn't get out of hand.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Some pictures
Do you want me to explain the picture? I'm pretty sure you don't.
Anyone want to chiaw this blog's template? It keeps cutting my photos.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Work
For me, time flies really fast. It's second year for me already then after next year I'd have to get out of uni to do some work experience.
I sort of feel that when we reach our twenties, everything seems to be moving very fast.
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Monday, April 7, 2008
boriiiing
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Hello again
I actually have a lot of crap to talk about. Although I have my own blog, me thinks that some of the crap I want to talk about aren't that suitable to be posted onto my blog. hahahaha. So I'll just post here if you guys don't mind.
Heck I don't even know who reads this blog.
FYI, this is one of many crap talks that I'm talking about.
Listen to Tiesto presents Allure featuring Julie Thompson - Somewhere inside of me
Trust me, you'll be inspired.
Hello people
Most of us are turning 20 soon. Have you thought about the plans for the near future? Getting married and having children doesn't count.
Have you thought about venturing somewhere else to pursue your dreams? Or would you rather just find a stable job near home, find a partner and settle down?
These are the choices that we all have to make very very soon. Sooner than you might think.
Personally, I think its to early to think about settling down. The twenties are the beginning of our youth. Dream big and do big before its too late.
By being too late I mean when you reach your 30s. You don't want to start a family too late either. It's going to be such a burden supporting you're children when they're just starting uni and you're already getting ready to retire.
Don't be afraid to take risk. Most importantly, you are in control of your own future. Don't let others tie you down.
I have no idea why I'm posting this here. Hahaha. Well at least I'm keeping the blog alive.
C'mon people, lets all share crap with each other.
I'd appreciate it if you guys post some pictures and news of Kuching. I've not heard any news of home for a very very long time hahaha. Shit. I haven't called home for weeks as well. :-P
Hope to hear from you guys soon.
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Earth Hour 29/3/2008
29/3/2008, 8pm to 9pm.
"*ahem* Sorry la, What is earth hour? =.="lolz..."
For more information, click on the links.
See the difference you can make. Earth Hour 2008
Global EARTH HOUR March 29th- Turn off your lights!
Earth Hour 2008: March 29 8pm-9pm
well, spread this to ur friends too...
have a nice day!