Siu Hang’s blog.. again?

And they were on another bus somemore.I was sitting at the window seat on the upper deck of bus 179 leaving NTU, then there’s this single decker bus traveling side by side with my bus. There were these few girls on the other bus, they glanced out and up at me, covered mouth, and giggled…. and it went on until both buses reached Boon Lay. I was like, what the… (luckily both buses were air-coned) My project mate sitting beside me saw it too.I hope they didn’t wet the seat, if not bus uncle will scold.

Chow: Hey today NTU result come out!Meng: (pointing to Le) That’s why Le is so sad.Chow: Why sad?Le: ‘cos my girlfriend got GPA 5the maximum grade point average (GPA) is 5.I told Le to find a stupid girl.

…and yes, changing clothes too.Nice red panties =PLol, look at the other passengers’ expression/reaction!

Last night I had steamboat buffet with liau, hj and Alvin from my ME lecture gang.With the exception of Alvin, the 3 of us are all doing internship. hj is having fun with Bangladeshi workers at the shipyard, while liau is putting his sperm count at risk with x-ray machine servicing. But something alarming was among the craps. The shipyard people told hj not to go back after graduating (not because he’s not welcome, but…) and liau’s boss also said engineers no future, especially the semicon and wafer industry. Now I wonder where do we go…Oh the study bench at the eating place really made me feel like taking out tutorials from my bag (no lah, I don’t have tutorials, but there’s a scientific calculator in my bag though). And there’s this lady at the other table eating ice cream and looking at me with those seductive eyes… -_-” eek.

There are many ways to get from Boon Lay to Ang Mo Kio. - If you want to look at office ladies, take the MRT via Raffles Place - If you want to look at fat tree factory ladies, take the MRT via Woodlands - If you want to look at school girls, take the bus and change at Bukit Timah - If you want to look at yourself, take the taxi and look into the mirror

For NUS Engineering students doing EG3602 Vacation Internship Programme:Many people have been asking me about VIP report. (please do I really look like I’m faculty staff?) Ok since some people read blogs more than they check NUS webpage, might as well say it here.For those who started their internship on 7 May, this week should be week 5 for you. By the end of week 7, we are supposed to submit the first report. In a crabshell basically we have to crap 5-15 pages, get our supervisor’s signature, scan it, and submit through the VIP website.More details can be found here.

Recently got another new nickname from workplace. Sounds fun to list down all my nicknames in chronological order~ah gông: when I was a kid, some family friends made that “gong” sound when playing peek-a-poo with me. ultraman: in primary school, cos I used to like ultramanhangman: secondary school time, from my real name. My Sec 1/2 form teacher still calls me that in our email exchange.freak 2: there was freak 1 in Sec 4. lil hang: by Nicole. “siu” can mean small or little in Cantonese.hunk: by my JC classmates. Also from my real name. No connection with my physical look.聋的传人: my brother always says I can’t listen.chao chee bye: ermm I guess a lot of people got called by this also. Army time. The sergeant major liked to stress the first word with a pause.超人: by my unit chief clerk. She thought I could handle all nasty cases.lame 仔: by the old birds in the branch during army time. Cracking lame jokes once in a while…小恆: by Alvin Goh during army. This is NOT my real name. Sometimes stupid Alex joins in too.chillycraps: unknown. short form is chilly or cc. chilly sounds more cute.scary: by my project mates in SIMTech. Just because I made fun of a Terry.

(take out fresh milk)then put it in a cup..put into microwave for 30-40 seconds..take it out.. stir..then put in again for one min..after which.. just add the coffee powder in..one or two teaspoons..depend on how strong u want it to be..sugar.. same thing lor..depends on how sweet..stir.. and u’re done!by DJ Niwde from UNSW Civil Engineering (not the close-shop UNSWAsia)

On 4th June 1989, what started as peaceful sit-in crying for democracy in China at the Tiananmen Square by students ended as a bloody massacre when the People’s Liberation Army rolled in. The estimated toll was 3000.Some years later, a particular Mr Lee from Singapore said that the Chinese government did the right thing.When you use it to gain power, you call it a revolution; When others use it to threaten your power, you call it a revolt.

My research is getting more “interesting”.Now they want me to invent a linear motor that has 2 degrees of freedom.Have to play with Lorentz’s Law. Any suggestion?Would it be easier to re-invent the wheel?