A: You online?<\/p>\n
Me: Ya. My phone can online.<\/p>\n
A: what are you doing? so free…<\/p>\n
Me: Doing nothing. They gone out. I in camp.<\/p>\n
A: ai yo, then do something more meaningful…dun waste time like that!<\/p>\n
Me: I am. But you message me. I have to reply mah…<\/p>\n
A: no what i mean is, do things like (censored. job-related stuffs)<\/p>\n
*maintain silent comms*<\/p>\n
A: I got to go already… bye<\/p>\n
Me: Ok see ya…<\/p>\n
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Some people just don’t get it. LOL…<\/p>\n
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Anyway, while in camp, I have been thinking of boliao things, besides trying to throw that occasional back problem aside. So boliao, I don’t think they should be mentioned here.<\/p>\n
Or maybe I should. But maybe not now.<\/p>\n
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Frequently-asked-questions while in camp:<\/p>\n
Actually, I like going back for ICT, if not for this stupid back problem. ICT is a time when you see some people that have cheong-ed with you years ago. The first day in camp, I was busy saying hi to lots of people, even though I have forgotten their names for some of them. It’s the familiarity. It’s like 6 years ago. Doing this and that, hating this and that, and cursing this and that.<\/p>\n
Interesting…<\/p>\n
Yes, and we had some discussion over it too. Wahahhaa…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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