Presentation Surprise!

This post is dedicated from JW and me, to you, Haan!

Today was the day of my presentation for ARBE 1100, and believe it or not, both me and JW did not do a single thing (excluding measuring) until the very day itself.

So we worked our guts off at the library...knowing that without a script or a professional looking layout, we were perhaps doomed to failure...

JW being the guy he was, refused when I offered him a dummy card for an emergency script.

Me being the optimist and the idealistic, said, hopefully the tutor will be sick and that we wouldn't need to do the presentation after all.

Nonsense of course!

But after we arrived at the BSC, and a while later, JW and I camwhored in front of the Red Square, after screaming, YES!!!!...


















Well, cos.....

WHeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Celebrate with a box of chips!























Now everyone cheer with me:
Uh, huh, oh yeah. Uh huh, oh yeah. I'm lovin' it, ba la ba, ba, ba~~~
This is way better than having a nice tutor :P

Lectures, model making and etc.

I have yet to learn to take a lecturer's words seriously.

The moment I unconsciously decide to do exactly the opposite of what the lecturer asked us to do, I cause a lot of problems for myself.

Oh by the way I'm typing this out at the AIC now, waiting for the next Architecture Design Module on a fit of sien-ness and spirit of procrastination....of which I am pretty sure that Haan will not attend....

I was right, wasn't I? hahahaha...

But hey, I guess I can't blame him either, 'cos 3 of the 4 lectures are so freaking boring!!!

Here's what we have in these lectures:
Communication in the BE-
Construction technology-
Construction Ecology-

Don't wanna elaborate, I'll make even you poor readers fall asleep...

With the exception of
Architectural Design.... :)

Wait, make that 3 and a half out of 4!!!!

Design Module...in which if the smart guy did put up his lectures on BB, there will be virtually zero attendance now. :S

But still, I respect all of these lecturers for their patience and fortitude and....erm...wisdom.
I should take their advice, but sometimes I choose not to.
Even when Dreary John Drake said (with a beady eye): Knives are sharp...so keep that in mind while making your models.
JR said (in his casual way): "Don't make models in the night, as your motor skills will not be as effective..."

Even when JW showed me his bandaged finger...after a night of fiddling with the models, I refused to be afraid of the threats and warnings that result with Model-Making In The Night.

This proves how stupid and stubborn I am.

And the result is?

(it bled like a tomato, I tell you. Cut in about 2mm deep, 1.5cm wide I think. Too graphic for readers.)

Will post up pics of models when I'm done...hahaha....