THANK YOUR GODS IT'S FRIDAY, I'M A FREE-THINKER

okay, basically, today i went out with steph to go to ikea to get something first, then head down to tiong bahru to watch 'The Leap Years'. Met her up at jurong east, then headed down to queenstown. upon reaching the station, we realised that we didn't know what bus to take, so we walked all the way there. we were quite high when walking luh, we walked on the roads without even checking whether there were cars, and the roads were empty when we were gonna cross it, but everytime we were halfway through, cars would show up from nowhere. and we saw the indian international school. that had a school flag that looked middle-eastern to me.

When we finally reached ikea, i was talking about the japanese suicide case that happen near my home when i was young. i walked pass a japanese lady when saying "THE JAPANESE MAN DIED".
went into ikea, headed straight to the boxes area. i measured the bloody bottles i was gonna put in, but couldn't find boxes of the right size, so i got a bloody huge one. that looked very rattan-ish. the cashier that attended to me had the word 'rou' in her name. steph was very amused by that. and i was amused at how the actress in the potrait (forgot her name again) looks like zhong qing.

after ikea, we took 33 all the way down to tiongbahru plaza. i SWEAR i have never gone to the place luh, it looked so alien to me. we bought the tickets for the 1610 movie, then went around to help me look for stuff to cushion the wine bottles, but to no avail. we went into the cinema bloody early luh, the lights were on, nothing was on the screen. we got seats infront of two girls luh, then i had to literally lie on my back cos i don't wanna block them luh.

then the most interesting thing happened. This middle-aged lady came into the cinema, sat on the seat infront of me. then she shifted to the row infront of her, but shifted back when someone came and told her that those seats were taken. then she moved to the last row on the right side, but was told the same thing, so she shifted back. through out the movie she shifted to various positions, including the third row from the front (i counted) and back infront of me. then she walked up to the exit behind us, then walked back down to the exit infront, and went out. after awhile she came back in from THAT exit, which was supposed to be ONE WAY ONLY. she sat back at the front few rows, then a cinema attendant went to the front and closed the door properly. after awhile the middle-aged lady got up and went out there again, but never came back in.

i swear, the old lady was more interesting than the movie luh, steph and i was laughing throughout, even at the not so cheerful parts. but the movie was interesting also. we got to crack ALOT of jokes, i remember something about all the ppl who were fierce being ENTJ or something, ahahaha. and we also laughed at qi yiwu's english. and that at one point, the word apart was written literally apart, as 'a part'. The sentence was something about missing you and being torn "a part", so we joked that some one was pulling out pieces of flesh from the person. something like that.

halfway through the movie, i received a WHOLE BLOODY LOT of PHONE CALLS. normally i only get one a day if i'm lucky luh, but i counted seven when i was watching the movie. steph got an sms from her mom telling her that her mom's chinese mcd friends were coming over, and when she reached home don't be afraid. AHAHAH. DONT BE AFRAID. sounds like the friends were like members of the triads or something. then when the movie ended she received another sms saying the triad weren;t going to the house anymore.

steph had to gome home before 1800, but it was already 1805 when we came out. so we had to go straight back home. at redhill station, steph stepped out of the mrt dunno for what, no one was alighting at all. then halfway through the trip, a business woman behind steph said "OHH I FORGET ABOUT YOOO" with a very funny accent. and we snickered alot because of that. i alighted at clementi after that, cos i gotta get stuff.

okay, nothing interesting already.