I have no idea why I created this. It's extremely tiring to think of what to write of next. My english sucks and my fingers are slow. I can't even complete assignments on time, so why plague myself with this screwed up portal that you humans call a blog. Hehez. This is worse than friendster. Anyway, I'm supposed to tell the whole world what happened from my point of view today. That's what blogs are for right? Here it goes. Once upon a time in the central province of Temasek, there lived an ectomorph named Vignesh. He put on his Brother proof vest (CJC uniform), armed himself with a bag of grenades, strapped on his bloodthirsty boots and stepped out of the house with his mother. Yes, his mother. He walked in an apelike manner to his red chariot (SBS Service Number 153). Soon, he was in the Blue Fortress. He led his mother to face his the demons. Demon number 1 was Mr Alex Kwee. Armed with the scimitar of Economics, this creature packs a punch. Don't be fooled by its geeky look. This demon had a sub demon. A pet demon(my co-form tutor) which he kept by his side to enhance his menacing looks. Vignesh endured the endless tongue lashing (We will not go into detail because of the nature of its content). Vignesh's mother scolded him for being lazy. Demon number 2 was the awesome Mr. Thirukotti. He weilded the staff of Dark Arts (Tamil). The encounter was a short one as Mr. Thirukotti needed to patronise the loo. The third demon was Mr. Ho. He carried with him the deadly Set Square of Maths. Instead of another lashing, we sat down for tea. Vignesh's mother felt less angry after this. They proceeded out of the Blue Fortress. The ordeal was over. Or so Vignesh thought. Just as he was leaving the Hall Of Blame, a big white figure blocked the entrance. It was the Chief Demon, Brother Paul. Vignesh stood in shock as his mother and Brother Paul enjoyed a light hearted chat. That was the last time Vignesh was seen. If anyone has seen the rascal, please don't call me. I'll call you.
Any resemblance to real life characters are purely coincidental.
Give me a break, i'm running out of lame ideas.