Pretty lazy day. Slept half the day away. No idea why i was so tired. Had plenty of funny weird dreams, which further adds on to the fatigue. Hate to dream, makes me feel so lethargic when i wake up. It's not like i'm dreaming of something wonderful. Usually it's just some random bullshit. Pfft.
Finally going for dental tomorrow. So damn grateful it's here. Fuck the weak braces, they should use some industrial strength glue this time.
For every action, there's a reaction, a consequence. Think through all possible scenarios before you act. Yes, it may be very taxing on the brain, but it would be even more taxing if something goes wrong and you have to clear up the mess.
This financial crisis make it seem like most of the banks/financial institutions involved are idiots. Which in that case, why bother holding on to their policies still? Cash in while you can. The commonly perceived idea is that you'll lose some of the money if you cash in now. But to me, money invested is already money lost. It's only how much you gain back at the end of the day. It's like gambling.
Which is more assuring to investors? Telling them that there is sufficient funds to go around and not to cash in their policies? Or telling them to cash in by all means, since it's their LOSS anyways. Apparently, cashing in means loss for the companies instead. That's why they are so afraid. If it's loss to investors, why would companies want to stop them?
For the better part of my life, i've yet known a company that has it's customers' financial well-being in mind. Every company is profit driven, so dun bullshit me.
Shitheads. Cash in while you can. Crash their company. They dun deserve to function in this world. So what if they've got their hands in every major sector, or has a huge presence in Asia? It's all bullshit.
Crash it. Send the world to depression. Everyone is too materialistic to begin with. We need some rich people to die so that people like me can ascend.
It seems like the current financial crisis is like another major rebalancing. He who's truely strong and intelligent will survive. They always say it will affect everyone, but is it truely everyone? I highly doubt so. There must be some people laughing away in the comfort of their homes. These must be the true geniuses.
Feel kinda itchy lately. Wonder what's causing these late night rashes.
People like to show that they can do it, they have done it. They want to tell the whole world about their achievements, their greatness. They thrive on other people's recognition. So when the supply of recognition is cut, their world just falls apart. Which is quite sad.
It's like telling people you're confident vs being confident yourself. It's different. People can tell.
Anyways, if you want something from me, please do keep me constantly updated on every little small details. I'd like to know everything. The last thing i want is to get assigned with stuff that i don't want. I'd prefer if everything is more open and there's room for negotiations.
Dental tml. Rarr!
Workout Log:
6.5km run
5 x 40 Pushups
5 x 20 Situps
Finally going for dental tomorrow. So damn grateful it's here. Fuck the weak braces, they should use some industrial strength glue this time.
For every action, there's a reaction, a consequence. Think through all possible scenarios before you act. Yes, it may be very taxing on the brain, but it would be even more taxing if something goes wrong and you have to clear up the mess.
This financial crisis make it seem like most of the banks/financial institutions involved are idiots. Which in that case, why bother holding on to their policies still? Cash in while you can. The commonly perceived idea is that you'll lose some of the money if you cash in now. But to me, money invested is already money lost. It's only how much you gain back at the end of the day. It's like gambling.
Which is more assuring to investors? Telling them that there is sufficient funds to go around and not to cash in their policies? Or telling them to cash in by all means, since it's their LOSS anyways. Apparently, cashing in means loss for the companies instead. That's why they are so afraid. If it's loss to investors, why would companies want to stop them?
For the better part of my life, i've yet known a company that has it's customers' financial well-being in mind. Every company is profit driven, so dun bullshit me.
Shitheads. Cash in while you can. Crash their company. They dun deserve to function in this world. So what if they've got their hands in every major sector, or has a huge presence in Asia? It's all bullshit.
Crash it. Send the world to depression. Everyone is too materialistic to begin with. We need some rich people to die so that people like me can ascend.
It seems like the current financial crisis is like another major rebalancing. He who's truely strong and intelligent will survive. They always say it will affect everyone, but is it truely everyone? I highly doubt so. There must be some people laughing away in the comfort of their homes. These must be the true geniuses.
Feel kinda itchy lately. Wonder what's causing these late night rashes.
People like to show that they can do it, they have done it. They want to tell the whole world about their achievements, their greatness. They thrive on other people's recognition. So when the supply of recognition is cut, their world just falls apart. Which is quite sad.
It's like telling people you're confident vs being confident yourself. It's different. People can tell.
Anyways, if you want something from me, please do keep me constantly updated on every little small details. I'd like to know everything. The last thing i want is to get assigned with stuff that i don't want. I'd prefer if everything is more open and there's room for negotiations.
Dental tml. Rarr!
Workout Log:
6.5km run
5 x 40 Pushups
5 x 20 Situps
No comments:
Post a Comment