I've found tabs for a few songs.
I'll print it and practice on it. :D
YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY. Lol.

I. AM. NOT. WEIRD.
Fuck.
What's with listening to old songs that dates back to the 60s. -.-
I still listen to screamo and rock what.
I also listen to oldies rock.
Still rock what.
Idiots.
Go listen to your R&B lah. -.-

Pretty much at home today.
I slept and played psp all day long.
LOL.
Occasionally taking breaks. -.-

Back's still sore.
Lazy to reply people's sms-es.
Yeah.
And I said already.
I am not coming back SHC.
I don't feel that I belong there.
Yeah.
I think I'll get myself involved with CHC.

I'll tell you guys one secret.
FUCK I HAVE MOUSTACHE AGAIN. ):
I'll go find my shaver. :D :D :D
And I want my goatee.
Motherfucking goatee don't want grow.
Nabei.

Okay. I'm always posting about my life.
Let's post something more "not-about-my-life".


{"Singapore falls into recession" (Photo: EPA)}


Singapore's trade-sensitive economy has declined for a second straight quarter, which means technically, Singapore entered a recession for the first time in six years.
Singapore is the first Asian economy to fall into a technical recession due to it's dependence on export trades.
The impact of a worsening US financial crisis and deepening credit crunch have weakened US consumer sentiment, which will affect demand from Asia and the rest of the world.

Morgan Stanley said things will likely only get worse for Singapore.
With external conditions deteriorating and the lack of domestic demand support, Morgan Stanley forecast virtually zero growth of 0.2 percent year-on-year for 2009.
It said Singapore's recession will likely be more than just a technical one.

Prime minister Lee Hsien Loong said Asian economies faced slowing growth for at least the next year and will not be spared in this global crisis.

"The problems facing financial institutions in the US and Europe are complex and grave," he said in a speech. "Asian countries cannot avoid the impact of weakening US, European and Japanese economies."

"Asian countries cannot avoid the impact of weakening U.S. ; European and Japanese economies,'' Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said. "We must prepare for a rough ride at least over the next year, and quite possibly longer.''

P.S. Don't ask if I'm into news or what fuck. Not happy, fuck off.
P.P.S. I'm sure many people will write about what I write. Copycats.