had a great evenin catchin up w e girls at holland v. oh man, we were like hysterical. haha.. nothing like catchin up w sec sch frens. we laffed abt almost everything, fr andrea's sour chicken which tasted like fish! to gays in spore. n darn.. nat is the most vulgur girl i've ever known. every of her sentence is ka ni na.. CB, fcuk it etc. oh man. she even wore a fcuk it shirt. but wait.. y did she call us CB face..tt i dun noe. how does a CB face look like?? n ur sch looks like CB?? i bet..
pardon me for soundin uncouth. she would have had been slaughtered if someone else had heard this.. hint* it's X.F. (grace u'll noe..heh).

read this then...
"important lesson about cursing. Well, not cursing really, more about the power that language holds. when you use a word frequently you dilute it's meaning. This is most noticable in the case of swearing. If you never swear, find a moment in conversation to inject the word 'fuck' and you will see what I mean. It holds a lot more weight than with someone who uses it as an adjective. People will know you mean business. But it must also be said with some force and confidence. You cannot tiptoe around it delicately (no mousy squeaks of "shit" or "damn"). It must not slide out unawares. The word must be thrown off the tongue like a shotput, kicking up dirt. O.k. maybe this is taking it a bit too far but I think you know what I'm getting at. Expletives are meant to be taken seriously. But I do like the idea of having them sitting on the sidelines waiting for that perfect opportune moment, when one wants to inject some drama or sense of urgency to a topic. There is a sense of power in that, a way of invoking a reaction in your audience."

anw, finally watched wicker park. woo. e soundtrack is fantatic. n i even love DCFC more! e shins r pretty gd too. anw, can anyone explain y my joints ie knees hurt so badly? it's been hurtin for days. even till now.