weee haven't blogged for 2 months so far.

there is a french guy in my house, so if anyone wants to practise conversational french and inside info of france, look for me, and i wud refer u to him. btw, he is my sister's boyfriend.

since everyone is blogging about obs, i shan't repeat it. refer to my fren's blog.

found a nice website. http://www.linkbase.com

it tells u about explosives, murder, illegal drugs, poisons, etc. , in short, things u need to know to be a terrorist. not just about. how to execute them, as in, for the explosives part, u teaches u how to make the explosives, where to get the materials and alternatives, explosive power, how to pack it into a bomb, and most importantly, how to detonate it. cool stuff.

mr. mark wee sure knows how to scare people. he keeps telling me to study for the selection test, and making me think it is going to be the type only china prc geniuses can answer and can only at most get 10 marks kind. luckily it wasn't as tough as i imagined. not that easy though. you can cross-reference with lulu and alwyn to find out the difficulty. to tell you the truth, the answer is blatantly given during quiz team training. HAIL TO THE RISC QT!

oh yah, i am asssigned by the science club to set questions for the upcoming interhouse science and creativity challenge finals. sure is fun.

CEP isn't that tough. in fact it can be quite fun.... if u understand. some guy taught me to use regedit to screw up someone's comp. and WANG the genius.... he claimed he joined CEP to learn to make an anti-virus for the virus he made himself.

physics advanced isn't that fast though. in fact it is much slower than QTT. though i have to admit that QTT is a bit extreme...

dun understand sublimation. chem teacher said that ammonium chloride turns into ammonia and hydrogen chloride before it melts. thus it turns from a solid into a gas without turning into a liquid. this is called sublimation--the process where a solid turns directly into a gas. *scratches head in disbelief*
then when dry ice sublimates into CO2, what happens? isn't sublimation a physical change?

oh yes, lulu taught me how to make napalm. next time i wud ask him to teach me what i can do with sulphuric acid, kerosine and visking tubing.

it is good to noe that i exist. the french guy explained to me what "i think, therefore i am" means. not very cheem lah. but it would be better to let him explain.