But the point isn't with the appeal procedure, it's with my Econs! You know how hard I studied and memorised for Inflation, and guess what I got? 9 out of a freaking 25? Even I scored better for the Demand & Supply question which I was expecting a zero for it because smart-ass me spotted the wrong question, absolutely didn't study for it and had no idea what the hell I was writing for that question. But thank goodness I managed to scrape an E for Econs.

Floorball training had started. Thurday's 3-hour training was everything but 'the-first-training-after-promos'. Totally died doing the 15 suicides at the end of training. The subsequent days were also associated with floorball. Played some floorball with Lenny after OP rehearsal on Friday, learned the loud wrist shot from him. Okay, I haven't exactly master it yet, but at least it does sound something like a loud and not a silent wrist shot. Haha. Thank Lenny! Then Saturday morning was floorball training again. Headed for Pris' house for PW after that. It was more like an art and crafts plus karaoke session. They were listening and singing to Britney's first album, Westlife and the likes. Lol. Me? I didn't know the lyrics to any of the songs so I just quietly did the colouring of the pictures. Haha.

After PW, went to Comcentre to meet my parents who sent my iPhone there for repair and then to Great World City for dinner.

Gave up on trying to organise my iTunes library because it's so tedious! And went to watch this documentary called Taboo on National Geographic instead. The episode was on Body Cutters and man, I nearly vomitted at the sight of all that gore and blood. They were showing things like tattoos and things that people do on their body in order to give themselves an 'identity'. And there was this particular tribe somewhere in the world, they carved the skin on the backs of teenage boys to signify the start of their adulthood. And I really mean carving, not cut, which means they dig out the flesh too. All that without anaesthesia?!?! They carved so many grooves into the skin that when they heal, the skin looks very bumpy with alot of scars and keloids. Picture a crocodile's hide, that's how the skin look like. The purpose was to make it look like a crocodile skin, so that they look brave or something. I'm like what the hell? You don't have to do that just to show off to a girl that you're brave. They probably would die from the infection before they would even have the chance to look brave. Lol. There was also anothe tribe who did such carvings on stomachs of girls too, so that they would look 'beautiful'. It was said that the men of that tribe would not marry girls without carvings on their stomachs.

Here are the videos. Took me alot of courage to find them. Warning: Not for the faint-hearted.

But the point isn't with the appeal procedure, it's with my Econs! You know how hard I studied and memorised for Inflation, and guess what I got? 9 out of a freaking 25? Even I scored better for the Demand & Supply question which I was expecting a zero for it because smart-ass me spotted the wrong question, absolutely didn't study for it and had no idea what the hell I was writing for that question. But thank goodness I managed to scrape an E for Econs.

Floorball training had started. Thurday's 3-hour training was everything but 'the-first-training-after-promos'. Totally died doing the 15 suicides at the end of training. The subsequent days were also associated with floorball. Played some floorball with Lenny after OP rehearsal on Friday, learned the loud wrist shot from him. Okay, I haven't exactly master it yet, but at least it does sound something like a loud and not a silent wrist shot. Haha. Thank Lenny! Then Saturday morning was floorball training again. Headed for Pris' house for PW after that. It was more like an art and crafts plus karaoke session. They were listening and singing to Britney's first album, Westlife and the likes. Lol. Me? I didn't know the lyrics to any of the songs so I just quietly did the colouring of the pictures. Haha.

After PW, went to Comcentre to meet my parents who sent my iPhone there for repair and then to Great World City for dinner.

Gave up on trying to organise my iTunes library because it's so tedious! And went to watch this documentary called Taboo on National Geographic instead. The episode was on Body Cutters and man, I nearly vomitted at the sight of all that gore and blood. They were showing things like tattoos and things that people do on their body in order to give themselves an 'identity'. And there was this particular tribe somewhere in the world, they carved the skin on the backs of teenage boys to signify the start of their adulthood. And I really mean carving, not cut, which means they dig out the flesh too. All that without anaesthesia?!?! They carved so many grooves into the skin that when they heal, the skin looks very bumpy with alot of scars and keloids. Picture a crocodile's hide, that's how the skin look like. The purpose was to make it look like a crocodile skin, so that they look brave or something. I'm like what the hell? You don't have to do that just to show off to a girl that you're brave. They probably would die from the infection before they would even have the chance to look brave. Lol. There was also anothe tribe who did such carvings on stomachs of girls too, so that they would look 'beautiful'. It was said that the men of that tribe would not marry girls without carvings on their stomachs.

Here are the videos. Took me alot of courage to find them. Warning: Not for the faint-hearted.