"you are really not worth my attention anymore"
so much for thinking that you are different.
you are no different from other superficial guys.





Sick.
MC for 3 days.
need to do PBL lessons at home.
crap.





can't believe i can be so suay as to have flu symptoms at a time like this
complicates so much stuff.
doctor's paranoid.
school's paranoid.
mum's paranoid.





COME ON LA.
IT IS JUST A SMALL FLU.
I AM RECOVERING READY.





okay, i admit i was complaining about it before.
that is because i have UT today and i am afraid i would miss it
but still did after that cause i was told not to come to school.
double crap.
-.-





sucks to have such low immune system.
any major killer diseases arises,
we are the ones that will die first.
HOW AWESOME
*note the sarcasm*





well, at least it shows me one thing,
i came to finally experience the attitude Singaporeans are popularly labelled for.
make way for the all so INfamous KIASUs AND KIASIs!






GOSH.
you should have seen the looks of those aunties when they saw me wearing a mask.
individuals will take a look at me and detour with their mouth covered.
clusters will also do the same thing.
only constantly finding opportunities to gossip,
while plastering their hands tightly on their mouth.





way to go aunties!
you all have reached the highest level of kiasium (own word. made it up myself)!
*claps claps*
-.-




now,
let's not talk about aunties and divert our attentions to taxi drivers.
just because i was wearing a mask,
they refused to stop.
oh how Honourable.
D;




ALAMAK.
I AM WEARING A MASK LA.
SO SCARED FOR WHAT.
-.-





i would really start worrying if my passenger ISN'T wearing a mask
and cough like they coughed before in my taxi.
at least i had the courtesy to PROTECT you in most possible way by wearing a mask.





i just don't get what is up with Singaporeans and mask.
it is a norm in countries like Japan where patients wear mask on the streets.
why can't it be accepted in Singapore?
wearing a mask is really no comfort i can guarantee that.
and we patients are wearing them to PROTECT others from getting it.
and this is what we get in return?
strange looks and rejection on transport service?





may be it is still better to own your own car.
at least you wouldn't be treated like a social reject on the roads when you are ill.
SHEESH.