my god!! i js realise dat my drawing sux...! do simple line drawings oso cnt!!! haiyah!! referring to dnt though.. and yah.. chee san and ming jie helped alot so yeah.... thnx loads... nxt year come back help me again kaes... hahas.. js jkjk... den yah... ming jie keep laughing at me coz nab took the american graff solo.. grr..
anugerah sux!!! no offence ppl coz i js dun lyk anugerah's talent all thnx to aliff.. no offence to aliff's fans and the person itself... i feel dat singapore idol is so super extremely much much much better... hahs.. well, it always is.. hehs.. no offence to anugerah's fans... oh yea.. idun giv a freaking damn bout it..
and today aft band must do library stuff and yea.. climb here and thr and everywhere.. the big plastic bag keeps tearing at the bottom and yea, it pisses me off okay.. den after dat went to mac and eat lyk duhh.. den yah chee san thr den show me his dnt work and me and ramdan was lyk whoa!! and yea obviously he helped me as well lh..
den after dat went home and bathe and online... lyk duhh. its wad im doing nw...

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