Tuesday, 31 October 2006

Sleep over ...

Ha, Samuel. You should have gone there.

Keep an open-mind - you can always get out of the house before sleep-over.

Saturday, 21 October 2006

most memorable quotes from teachers

Mr Lee : "Don't do anything I wouldn't do"

Ms Khaofoui: "Geographers like to use long words to describe simple things and to make others sound stupid"

Ms Wathall: "I appreciate your honesty."

add more here!

Trangia vs gas slove

which one do you think will boil the water faster :

a trangia with methylated spirit (or kerosene, in my case)

or

a gas slove burning a butane gas mix

Discuss...

Thursday, 19 October 2006

nice joke.

AJR

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Sunday, 15 October 2006

do you any female geeks out there?

no. Almost, none.

Despite billions of dollars dumped worldwide into trying to get girls on equal terms as we boys,

they have failed.

lol.

A clear difference is seen the very moment we started RobotBeryl. Nearly every guy managed to finish task 8 by the end of the lesson. (not including documentation)
Meanwhile, girls were "avoiding" the task and trying to spend an hour on the title of the sysdoc.

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UPDATE: check this out. Finally some sensable feminists. Trying to take a balance between the 2 extremists.

http://www.ifeminists.net/introduction/faq.html

However, I've come up with something much better - gender-utopianism.

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Why do you think so? discuss here.

Monday, 9 October 2006

dinner @ camp?

what are we going to eat at camp?

some ideas...

1. the SAMUELIAN DIET:
This means all can food. Can beans + can beef + can tuna + can luncheon + instant noodles.

2. the Martinian diet:
complex. chicken wings, winter-melon soup, seafood noodles, veggie, even fruit

3. the u-genian diet:
just instant noodles + canned luncheon + Tabasco (whole bottle) + tea + power bars

Saturday, 7 October 2006

The answer to free will

Free will... does it actually exist?

I have the answers, but no proof. Hence, I shall use debate to provide the proof I need.

I think that whether you have free will or not depends on how you look at something.
If you look at a person, and JUST 1 person, you will see that they clearly have the ability to make choices freely.
On the other hand, if you look at them as a whole, all that free will somewhat cancels each other out, and you are left with no "choice".

Think of the motion of atoms - they are incredibly, extremely chaotic systems. However, when all the atoms - some 6 billion of them, bond together into a liquid or gas. By then, larger, inter-nuclear bonds take over and they become more steady and hence - less free will.

I don't expect anyone to get what I say - we all have different brains.

Monday, 2 October 2006

Way too funny and old

click here!

can you believe it?

Absolute disgrace for all Microsefts and Linux geeks alike.

Jun 15, 1998