Non-Politik

I’ve been spending my “Chemistry MCQ revision” time reading a few blogs from the Northern bogeyman and the comments they garner. To say the least, it’s been a rather amusing journey through the internet.

Through my observations, there are 3 types of bloggers from upstairs:

1. Those who babble with positive nationalist fervor and generally refuse to accept or acknowledge the opinions of anyone else except their idols in type 2.

2. Those who have a competent grasp of linguistics and a rational mind, but who desire to fulfill their own agenda and as such give a detailed and rational argument for their opinions but ignore the antithesis.

3. Similar to number 2 except they are willing to present their arguments in a balanced manner. So far I’ve only come across one such blog and I must say I’m very impressed by the author.

Of course, there are also 3 types of commenters to these blogs:

1. Those who babble with positive nationalist fervor and generally refuse to accept or acknowledge the opinions of anyone else and are generally foaming in the mouth and incoherent.

2. Those who have a competent grasp of linguistics and a rational mind but simply ignore the facts pointed out by type 3.

3. Those who point out the truth and are subsequently flamed by type 1.

9732/02

So, everything so far’s going according to the original game plan.

Math, GP and almost all of Chemistry shot down already, don’t mean to sound condescending but all the papers were really awesome for me.

Except of course for the party pooper 9732/02. Oh well. Thank God both topics that I studied for last night and this morning came out. Spammed bloody 9 sides of bullshit. Now just hoping and praying that the bell curve will be good to me and I will get my B or A for econs. Maybe I can get on the stage with 5 As (projecting H3 as merit).

Real dreams.

Perspectives.

In my opinion, religion is too ’sacred’ to stoop down the same level which politics reside in. That being said, the nature of religion in shaping one’s perspective makes it impossible to wholly separate religion from influencing political decisions. It is therefore more important for one to recognise what is in the best interest of the people which one has responsibility over when making such political decisions.

-An excerpt from the conclusion of H1 General Paper 8806/01 October/November 2009, candidate 3004/0843.

2. Just Come La.

We came down to watch the world walk by

And all she found was trouble in my eyes

1 month away. I need a plan.

4 Goodness Sake.

Hi,

this guy here is in serious need of guidance, inspiration and direction.

Time is running out.

And I’m not just talking about the four days left…