Apologies for my inactivity yesterday, I've been coerced into playing the age-old CABAL. I have no real objection; the graphics aren't exactly objectionable nor is the gameplay detestable. And I need something to get my mind off a certain Philosophy assignment so.

Yesterday was listening to the radio (the blue moon was up!) and happened to chance upon one of the more hilarious conversations between radio DJs.

(in the context of the exhumation of corpses in graveyards at Chua(?) Chu Kang)
A: How macabre!
B: Yeah, macabre. Like those loud, squeaky things you can find in Johor Bahru-
C: That's a macaque la bro!
(short silence)
B: ..then what's macabre?

And again on the topic of exhumation,

'This is the only country where when they say 'Rest In Peace' also got deadline. After 20 years they ask you to get up and go!'

Hm, my mom went to watch that Kumar dude at the Esplanade. I'd prefer not to stir up any controversial topic but, y'know. That's what blogs are all about. Sticks and stones. But essentially she casually mentioned that it was a brilliant comedy, but made a rather blunt remark that he was a man. Hmm. Then came to mind a few other examples like Leonardo da Vinci, or an example closer to home: Oscar Wilde. Perhaps Basil Hallward, but he's merely a reflection of dear Oscar. Strange how the best of actors and artists know how to play both sides of the coin.

Oh, and quote:

(4:49 PM) Joshua: er... rub it! rub it! rub it!

Conspicuously placed quotes ftw. xD

Tomorrow's the start of school! Personally the only thing I find myself not looking forward to is the fact that I'll have to wake up at 6 again. How bothersome! And there's no guitar practice tomorrow either, with a full-dress-on-venue rehearsal on Tuesday so. Busy busy busy.

Pshht.

Azazyl

Stench of humanity,
The rot of those fair.
Despair!
Of lost sanity and
Dreams never there.