"His success may be great, but be it ever so great the wheel of fortune may turn again and bring him down into the dust."

I can't believe I had to wake up so early on a Friday morning.

9am. Who the fudge wakes up at 9am?!

And no, it doesn't bother me that I had school. *whistles* The last day doesn't count.

So, I had to drag my ass down to Yishun (the irony!) and get stuff for the barbecue, and then head down to Downtown East to set everything up, all on a Friday morning.

But hey, it was a learning experience, albeit a tortuous one.

I've learnt that-

1. Girls can knoll (knell? meld? held?) marinated squid well, no matter what. Wait, do you actually need skill for that task?

2. Subway on an empty stomach is sheer delight. Whoever knew that Cold Cut Trio on a warm summer's day could be so heavenly?

3. Yixuan is -ALWAYS- late. Confirm, guarantee, plus chop.

That said, everyone hasn't changed; They're still the same goofy bunch of people I've come to adore. I doubt there was much change. Or at least, judging from my recollection of them. A few of them still retained their gifted attributes.

Son is still un-taopok-able. Four people tried to take him on. Four people, and all of them failed miserably. Think Hulk, but much shorter, and 34,359,639,834,502 times more mathematically efficient.

Oh, and I lagi buay tahan Nathanael. I believe he was the one who came up with the "Curse of the Bridge". The curse is of deadly accuracy, and targets each and every one who attempts to test this curse. And I quote, "When you first step onto the bridge, you will be cursed to get to the other side *cue spooky music*". Think about it.

What.
The.
Fuck.

Aaron was still as whimsical as ever, the little prick. He played Chubby Bunny (idea courtesy of our ever-insane-Pamela), and got seven marshmellows in his mouth. Both Han Hui and him went to 'kacau' Sarah's boyfriend too! The poor sucker must have had it hard.

I would join in the fun, but I was too late. They disappeared before I even knew.

Some people just have all the fun.

Joker also called Hao Bo about 10 (?) pm, and was greeted by the asinine barbarian with a "I'M SLEEPING LA -cuts line off-".

P.S. Which reminds me, I still owe Jiahao a blogpost of me insulting Hao Bo. It'll come soon, don't worry. Must wait until he does something stupid... Which means we don't have to wait very long.

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Oh, and Jay's On The Run is going to be out soon. As much as I can't stand him, I gotta give respect, man.

As much bullshit he does throw around every now and then with Busy Cowboy(Nu Zai Hen Mang) and Listen to your Mother (Ting Ma Ma De Hua), even his shittiest had catchy tunes. That, and "Wo Bu Pei" and "Qing Hua Ci" were masterpieces.

Just for that, I'm obliged to forgive his dual-piano playing cockiness in Secret. And his Meteor-Garden-esque "Tian Tian De".

I'm almost beginning to be impressed by him. Even envious.

I blame this on Mei Gui and Jia Hao Gead. Jia Hao will be henceforth known as Gead. 'Nuff said.

Because he has a big head. Literally. And because he owns in mahjong. And piano. Pui.

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Okay, I just realised that I digressed too much and went off-topic.

Don't care.