"The sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's sick"
See. I told you I had nothing to do yesterday.
I felt guilty though today, so I did my exercise and revised on the chapter for Business Law before I went for tutorials and I felt damn smart in class today because I knew what was going on! Mwahahahahaha.
Okay, I just typed out this post because I was bored, and because I am still in Monash waiting for Ara so that we could go buka puasa after her class. I didn't go back when I finished my class at 5 just now because I'm just too tired to go and join the jam because people are coming back early during this fasting month. Memang sangat-sangat tak larat nak tunggu dalam jam, so I decided to stay at Monash and buka puasa here first. But tak sembahyang terawih la then tonight. Darn.
....is one of the hardest (if not hardest) tongue-twister in the English language. Try saying it. Out loud. If you're like me, you'll go, "the sixth sick sick...." and your tongue will start twisting. This is definitely worse than the "How many yaks could a yak pack pack if a yak pack could pack yaks? / How much wood could a woodchopper chop if a woodchopper could chop wood?" tongue-twisters.
See. I told you I had nothing to do yesterday.
I felt guilty though today, so I did my exercise and revised on the chapter for Business Law before I went for tutorials and I felt damn smart in class today because I knew what was going on! Mwahahahahaha.
Okay, I just typed out this post because I was bored, and because I am still in Monash waiting for Ara so that we could go buka puasa after her class. I didn't go back when I finished my class at 5 just now because I'm just too tired to go and join the jam because people are coming back early during this fasting month. Memang sangat-sangat tak larat nak tunggu dalam jam, so I decided to stay at Monash and buka puasa here first. But tak sembahyang terawih la then tonight. Darn.
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