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My name is Xin Yee.
You can call me Xyn.
If you know how to pronounce it.

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*Rejuvenated from warm bath and facial cleanse by Neutrogena*

Classes ended at 1 o'clock today. So we headed off to Hungry Jacks for lunch. We comprised of me of course, Viv, Peng, YY and Sara. Thanks to YY's HJ's coupons I got a bacon deluxe burger for $2.50 + mega nuggets value meal $can't remember. Woohoo, really had great time chatting away in HJ. The feeling of mamaking came back all at once, though it was in a fast food store.

Chat topics of interest: EP, love insights, match making, art of swearing.

EP: interrogated Viv of her true feelings towards EP. Dilemmas and inner conflicts. Enough said.

Love insights: had forgotten what we discussed but i remember vaguely that i mention the word love insight. You know, girls. Love is always the all time favourite topic in convos. Everything revolves around love.

Match making: of perkypie and adrien. Too bad if you see this Ad but i don't effing care. Yes you were in our conversations. And Viv is very adamant in her belief that my utmost criteria in a guy is his wealth. *roll eyes*

Art of swearing: in the Canto and Mandarin context. Nothing much to say about English swear words due to the over-usage of F.U.C.K. hence shadowing the presence of other swear words. Canto and Mandarin, lets just include Hokkien as well, on the other hand are much more diverse in their vocabulary. Note a few: hai, lan, chat, diu < canto. knn, ccb, puki < hokkien. lj < chinese.
Similarities among all: reproduction organs, animals and titles of the elderly (grandfather, mother, father etc). Swearing has to go with your slang too. Sara therefore demonstrated the way of swearing in Canto to Viv. Hopeless though. I definitely wont's take it seriously when if she swears to me in Canto, regardless of how vulgar it's going to be. *YY, complete silence*

Must have mamaking in HJ more often.
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