February 28, 2010

In Effect

Intentionally was a flamer last night, instead of the quiet rage I became accustomed to after awhile. I hope that makes you all realize you really don't want me to be playing with you people.

The reason I play DotA is because I like the competitiveness, which is stuff Singaporeans generally have. On the other hand, you guys aren't inclined towards the competitive side of DotA. Heck, I'm sure I've said this before. Since I only have fun when it's either really hardcore, or I win, and that I bring you guys loses all the time anyway, I don't really like to play.

Well, whether you still ask me to play is up to you but I certainly am not expecting it. ;)

this post is a reply to Dornel's 'Maybe it's just one person' post

-Haruhiist

February 27, 2010

Singaporean attitudes

If you missed the '2 Good Points' post where I complimented like, everyone, then scroll down.

Back to this post, why are Singaporeans so fucked up? I mean, I know I am one. But still, Singaporeans are, in general, egoistic, arrogant, insensitive and have no integrity. I was just on Maple for about 2 hours, playing Monster Carnival which is where you kill monsters for points and the party with more points wins. Usually Singaporeans play swap wins where the parties take turns to let the other win, so that both can get the 3x-4x reward EXP that comes with winning.

In those 2 hours, me and my party got scammed almost every single time we played swap MC. Until I had to resort to spamming stun spells on the other party to make them unable to attack so we'd win.

This is ridiculous. I'd say scammers and cheaters are worse than those flamers in the DotA community, though they may actually be the same people.

What causes Singaporeans to have no honesty or integrity?

Is it because their playing with people they don't know?
Is it because they can't get reported for scamming like that?

I've never experienced this kind of thing when I was playing Global, at least until they shut out SEA players. Even then, my friends who play Global (from overseas) never complained about this kind of thing when I asked them.

There are just too many Singaporeans who are total asshats.

-Haruhiist

February 26, 2010

2 Good Things

Since I got a chain mail recently (from someone I don't know), something about how a teacher made a class write one good thing about each classmate and compiled the good things and gave them to each student and it made them really happy or something. Well, I'm bored and I figured I might as well try to brighten your days, so I'd do this. Since I only have like 6-7 mentionable friends, I'll do two each.


Darren
- Trustworthy
- Loyal

Dornel
- Sense of friendship
- Actions with good intentions

Samuel
- Keeps a conversation really lively
- (aggressively) Protective of friends

Merrill
- Can be serious about serious things
- Loyal sense of friendship

Thomas
- Fun to be around, sometimes
- Takes a lot of insults with a laugh

Jon Wei
- Jokes
- Mature about some things

Randall
- Trustworthy
- Keeps even one-sided conversations lively

Jerald
- Trustworthy
- Very friendly, warm etc.

Bristan
- Kind
- Insightful

Danyal
- Does his job when he has to
- Easy to approach

Zong
- Hospitable
- Loyal sense of friendship
- Doesn't mind spending money for friends without return ;)

...feels like I missed someone..

-Haruhiist

February 25, 2010

What is this madness

As I start out this post, I'm listening to a Chinese guy singing a Chinese New Year version of Poker Face.

Yes, it is, in fact, a link.

So I did a personality test Dornel wanted me to do. I'm apparently 89% introverted in contrast to 11% extroverted, 58% sensing, 79% thinking and 53% judging. I got the 'Examiner' personality type which is apparently someone who is loyal, dependable and faithful while putting high value in integrity and honesty. Honestly, I think I'm dependable, if you give me something to do (that I said I would do), I'd do it. Though, putting high value in integrity and honesty is something.. not so me.

Anyway, temperament is Protector which is.. not really like me.

Then he showed me this relationship type thing.

So my, uh, recommended personality types to have relationships with are both extroverts, noisy and social type, you know.

Opposites attract. Hurr hurr.

-Haruhiist

February 22, 2010

YFSGCO: Green Forms

Because I am supposed to be studying the Cold War now, but got bored after trying to create a mindmap for a History topic, and then wanted to do my Chinese but got bored before my pen touched the paper.

So, since I took a green form today I might as well do this now. Taking green forms is actually very easy, but there are a few certain things to look out for, depending on how paranoid you are and how you want your teachers impression of you to be. If you're like me, you are pretty paranoid and want your teacher to have a good impression of you so you can get out of things easily. In that case, follow this guide! For those suicidal don't-give-a-shit-'cause-teacher-is-retarded-anyway people, do it your way.

Note that after repeated green forms, that your teacher will get suspicious. Some teachers get suspicious faster than others, for example Mdm. Phua was very easy to take a green form for. On the other hand, Mdm. Kaur is easy to take from once or twice, but she will catch on quickly. You'll generally be able to tell from the feel of the teacher.

Traits of a Easy teacher:

- Gullible (VERY EASY TRAIT)

- Easy to Fool (VERY EASY TRAIT)

- Busy all the time

- Not strict during lesson, or very strict during lesson

- Cannot enforce rules for life, or very strictly adheres to the rules

Traits of a Difficult teacher:

- Sarcastic

- May seem easy to push around, but can hold his/her own in class

- Seemingly slack but is actually decently strict (VERY DIFFICULT TRAIT)

- Obviously has some brains in dealing with students tricks (VERY DIFFICULT TRAIT)

Just some things I noticed over the years. If your teacher is VERY EASY, you can take whenever you want. Even up to 3x a week, but of course if you're going to take one everyday even the stupidest of teachers will get you. If you're going for an EASY teacher, maybe once a week should be okay. For a DIFFICULT teacher, once every 3 weeks as well as some acting skills will be required. Finally, for a VERY DIFFICULT teacher, maybe once or twice in a term, preferably with a few weeks separation. You will also need to look sick. Get a friend to carry you or something, though it's only needed for the 2nd green form onwards.

Another thing would be picking which day to green form. You want to pick a day where there are preferably no practicals, and nothing important. Try not to do it on a day where you have a test because you might have to stay back the next day to do it. If a teacher, a CT especially tells you ON THAT DAY ITSELF that you must stay back for something, you SHOULD NOT take a green form. I have seen someone attempt it and it did not end well. If you want to skip CIP, then you should just not come to school, teachers tend to be a bit more persistent if you have a class activity like CIP after school.

Do not EVER go together with other friends to take a green form, the office lady will also get a bit angry, and if three or four of you go to take a green form at once, the teacher will surely get angry. I have seen this happy before my very eyes thanks to 2 very smart classmates of mine in Secondary 2. The most you can pull of is 2 one after the other, going at the same time is VERY risky and can only work on certain teachers.

Any other questions?

I could do a ranking list of all the teachers I know (I was halfway through it) but then I figured I'd rather not. This post is long enough as it is.

-Haruhiist

Exhaustion? Hell, even I didn't realise it.

You know, I took a green form after Scouts Day today. The point was mostly to get my homework done and go home, but while signing the form at the office, Mr. Patrick Soo saw me and I think he was just scolding like 4 other Ventures for taking green forms ALL at the same time. Talk about being lousy at committing offences. Anyway, he told me to get a MC and walked away before I got a chance to really say why I was going home - because I was tired. Yes, it was not because of any illness or sickness, but because I was tired.

Anyway, my mom came to fetch me and I went home. Now when I said I was tired, what I meant was that I wanted to lie down for awhile and take a break. I totally did not expect that when I got home, I collapsed on my bed and fell asleep from 11-2, when I woke up for lunch and a pear. Mm.

I guess even my totally fucked up body system can't take only 2 hours of sleep combined with continuous vigorous exercise...

...

I'm talking about MARCHING.

Well.. yeah. And in response to Merrill's comment:
Come back online or offline?

-Haruhiist

February 17, 2010

What!? You skipped another outing!? You.. you.. you WHORE!

No, really wut.

Nah, I messaged Dornel so I figured he would've told you guys why I didn't come. Basically the SMS said..

'My excuse is that I haven't done my homework. The reason is that I am feeling quite sian and just want to spend the day at home sleeping...'

Since someone (I can't remember who) brought up the 'so you were sleeping, huh' thing with me, I guess he did tell you guys.

Yeah, I'm just feeling quite sian nowadays. I woke up around 8, then sat around doing nothing so I might as well have been sleeping. Finished up a PS3 game by 1230, then the Starhub guy came and fixed my modem. I surfed netz for awhile before starting up Maple around 4 or 5, then played until 8. That's when the guys called me to DotA. Played one game and took my leave.

I'm not totally sure why I only will let myself play one game per night, it has to do with me being sick of DotA I guess. I enjoy the winning, I don't mind the losing, but I hate the stupidity of it all when I have to deal with.. stupidity.

Anyway I did all my homework except for the 2 A Math questions I couldn't do. Doing good with Trig, A Math looking good this year. Now I need to work on my Bio and Chemistry.


-Haruhiist