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Thursday, 15 May 2014
Monday, 23 December 2013
Shucks?
If you searched the web for 'shucks', they'd probably tell it is a slang word. But why shucks? This is completely my thinking and this may not be the correct origin.
You use 'shucks' like it's something of a cry of disappointment, something like that. You use it like:
'Shucks! I dropped that bucket of bleach down the roof!' Yeah well, ya get the idea.
Now if you've noticed, 'shucks' can be replaced with 'shit' and 'f***'. It doesn't sound weird when you replace that with these two. So what I think is, 'shucks' originated from the two words. After all, 'shucks' is kind of like a mixture of 'shit' and 'f***'. But what about the S behind? I really don't know, maybe it sounds more pleasant that way?
I need a co-blogger! Ahhh!!
I'm planning to start a book blog but the problem is, I need a co-blogger or guest-reviewer, whatever. I can't blog alone, I'm not entirely free because school's starting and IT'S A NEW SCHOOL FOR PETE'S SAKE and I'll have to spend time adjusting and adapting and since next year I'm in secondary 1, school and work is gonna get tougher and I just can't blog alone. I really want to blog, but it's be coming a chore if I overdo it. Not to mention, I need to gain statistics and followers and for now, it's practically nothing! I have no idea how to do so and it's stressing me out and it'll be nice to have perhaps one or two contributing to the blog. I can't find anybody to do that, nearly everybody I know finds books boring and even if they liked reading, they can't be bothered to write reviews! Chill, Vi. Cool it down.
Blogging isn't as easy as I thought, especially the gaining statistics part. For all I know, it's posting comments on other blogs, cross your fingers and hope they visit your blog and even then, they're really busy!
I don't have much time to go visiting numerous blogs and commenting. I don't even like to use electronic devices for long and how many comments can I possibly post in an hour? And not every post is worth commenting, who knows how much time I'd waste if I did that?
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
Pregnant Women
This is pretty crazy and random, but whenever you see a pregnant woman you don't think twice about it. Probably the most you'll go all 'she's carrying' and 'give up your seat'. Other than that, you just go about your way doing your own things.
Just not long ago, something just switched on in me. What if I am pregnant? How does it feel like?
Now wipe that knowing smirk off your face, I don't mean that. I don't go running off with boys and making love with them.*scratches neck uncomfortably* Not that there's anyone I'd like to do that with and anyone who-- Never mind.
How does it feel to have your belly swollen with a child who would most likely be kicking your guts out? Not the greatest feeling in the world, I assume.
In books, whenever a woman is pregnant, she vomits, gets cramps etc. That made me think that I'll never want to do *gulps* that with a guy. Whatever happens is just so... Urgh. No thanks, basically.
And the process of doing so, well, *blush attack* is too intimate. I'll most likely be wishing that I'm somewhere hidden amongst garbage cans than do that. Not that I have to worry. My guess is that no one would want to do that with me since I'm like an emo loser anyway. Fine, I don't wear black shirt and eyeliner, but I can have mood swings sometimes. One moment I'm happy as a lark and the other wishing you death.
Vi
Saturday, 14 December 2013
Why I Hate Chain Messages
15 Asian Stereotypes
Since I live in Asia, I'm just going to 'correct' things a little. Some of them are true, I must admit, but again, what I say are based on my experience and knowledge. Got that? Not all of Asia are the same.
Before I start, I'd like to acknowledge where I got the examples from.
http://arabella-octavius.deviantart.com/journal/Ultimate-List-of-Asian-Stereotypes-218827341?offset=20#comments
Understandable. Did you know that I find Western people identical too?
We have that, yeah, but some have wavy, slightly curly hair too. Not frizzy, though. At least not anyone that I've seen.
3. Asian eat rice everyday.
I do. It's a staple food. And pretty much everyone in my country eats rice too.
I don't know what non-asians would consider strange, but if ducks, frogs, turtles, shark fin, chicken feet and whatever-nots are considered so then yes. I'm a vegetarian so I don't eat them but they're sold here. If you want to find even stranger food, go to China. I'm amazed at the variety they can eat.
I don't slurp because personally, I find it rude, but the older generation thinks it's okay because that actually shows the person who prepared the dish that it's nice.
There are a few classmates of mine who actually goes to intensive tuition class, some even double for all subjects. I don't know what's with the competitive spirit here and they're actually pressurized to get outstanding grades. My parents aren't like that, but I'm expected to keep my standard by being in the top class.
I seriously don't know where you get that idea from. Aw, screw that. Why do most of you think that Asians are good at everything? They aren't! We are humans too, and we aren't perfect. Fine, I always get As for math. But does that mean I'm a math brainiac? No.
What language am I writing in?
I don't know about others, but I can have a partner only when I'm 23.
I don't get this everyday, but one of the first things they ask when I go to a family reunion is this. And "一定要读好书!"
Translation: Be sure to study well!
*nods* Unfortunately so.
What? No. Maybe you got that from China. I went there once and there were traffic chaos everywhere.
Tigerbalm rocks! I assure you, this has nothing to do with the tigers. It's just a brand of an ointment or something.
Generally. Curves suck anyway. Piece of unwanted extension.
Hee hee. For my country, generally.
My Super Short Introduction in Simplistic French (I don't even know how to speak)
Violette