After my discharge, I called the sandwich shop to let them know about the problem, and to ask them to please reimburse me for the hospital bill… They gave me a long description of their food safety procedures. Going by their account, no one could ever get food poisoning after eating at their establishment…

Happiness – what’s next?

Would not mind swapping places with Gan Kim Yong!

Hansel25: I’ve tried every method. I went to see the professor personally and tried to talk to him nicely, I was even grinning my megawatt smile. But he took offense and thought I was criticizing his syllabus even though I said nothing about the syllabus. He shouted at me and even when he was shouting, I still took it calmly. I cannot believe a professor would shout at a grad student. He has so much pride. He hushes students who disagree with him. he never discusses the readings and when I try in class to always bring us back to the readings, he always misunderstands–whether deliberately or not, I don’t know–my questions. He only talks about huge irresolvable philosophical questions and everyone doodles in his class. I think I’ve done everything in my power to make this class work. I don’t understand why he has no self-awareness at all. Why are all the film classes (except for film theory) so bad? If not for my love in film, I’d given up long ago…

Laremy at 9:17pm April 21
If this were a film or some other literary text, what would the Professor’s motivation be as a character in that text?

Hansel25 at 9:21pm April 21
Laremy, I’d say his motivation is to cause my death through high blood pressure.

Laremy at 9:43pm April 21
Why would the antagonist want to cause the protagonist’s death then?

Hansel25 at 9:46pm April 21
Laremy: Naturally, it’s because the antagonist is too in love with the dashing and brilliant protagonist. Thin line between love and hate.

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Had we known then what we know now, this 1973 design for the Catholic Church’s Archdiocesan Youth Commission logo may not have made it off the drawing board.

I so totally will be signing up for this course.

“…the more you see, the more open you are, the bigger your heart gets.” from The Weird and Wacky Adventures of Hansel25 in New York.

Regardless of the outcome of the AWARE’s EGM on 2 May, there will be no winners, only losers. The battle can be fought and won over the elections, but the war has long been lost.

The brand name of AWARE which was built up painstakingly over the years was tarnished the moment its leaders chose to speak to the media instead of one another.

Josie Lau’s interview with CNA raises more questions than it answers. Several assertions in her interview seem to be inconsistent with the facts.

“A People’s Action Party (PAP) split by internal schisms. Future leaders bereft of the “huge political legitimacy” that could be gained from endorsement by the man with unmatched moral and historical authority.” – Er… A bit the dramatic, don’t you think?

I thought leaving would be easy. I was wrong.