A New World

I was watching the 2008 Beijing Olympics opening ceremony just now, and I have come to the conclusion that the people who suffer most are the cheerleaders. The ones who stand at the edges of the track where the different countries come out. They were dancing for more than two hours, the entire time taken for all the countries to show themselves. I must say, their stamina is very high.

I also realise that there are a lot of countries I do not know about. I can't remember them now, but I know that more than one third of the countries I do not know. Well...  That's interesting.

This is a test.

Well, I have just read something on the internet, about a guy who will be charged in Singapore for 'Insulting Singapore Judges'. I shall not state my opinion, because they are extremely touchy and overly sensitive, and no matter what I say, good or bad, can be twisted against me.

Anyways, you can read about it here : http://sg.news.yahoo.com/afp/20080805/tap-singapore-us-internet-politics-oppos-06f3cb7.html

I had a JavaScript test today, and today will be the last time I get to do JavaScript. I will have to do SQL Database next. The JS test was easy, and it was quite a waste of time. The good thing is that I can do it any way I want, so long as the end product comes out well. Just for a challenge, I did the whole thing using only 'If Else' statements. Haha...  

I'll be blunt. I hate SQL. I hate it because it's troublesome, and it's very stupid. It's tedious to implement, and it is named SQL, which kind of sounds like 'Squeal' when you pronounce all the letters. It doesn't help that I have a crappy teacher. His name is Amos Lim, and you can imagine what the other guys call him. He has a degree, and his head is very large. Also, he seems to not understand that just because you have a degree, it doesn't mean you can teach well. He will not listen to our suggestions to make the class more interesting. He seems to have a goal in life. To kill us with his boring lectures, and make sure we die slowly and painfully.

Well, after the test, we went for a break, and when we came back, we practically slacked for 3 hours. The teacher was here, but he wasn't teaching for some reason. So, we sat there and surfed the Stomp! site, which is a Singaporean forum kind of thing. We saw an article on something about a woman who was breast-feeding her child not being allowed into a cafe or something, I didn't read the article. It was interesting anyways, since it gives a whole new meaning to the sign which was located next to her, "No Outside Food & Drinks Allowed."