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Wee Wee...

Today, I had my NAPFA 1.6km run. I got in 3rd position which was very good. I was very happy as I know I would pass with at least a B or A. I timed myself and checked that my timing was 8 mins ++. Well, 1st was Hasan then Khay Wee and 3rd me. I was actually to come in 2nd but those stupid P5 JSLs all offered Khay Wee the cards. Those people are buyers. Just because he is popular among the P5s doesn't mean you don't care about others. I already hate them because of that. F*** those JSLs. Really buyers. But i got to complete the run without any trouble. Lucky I got 3rd, if I got after 3rd, I would surely kill them. Brainless people. I didn't know there is such people in this world. To me, they should already be extinct and never be born ever. They were supposed to be extinct but I think some scientist brought them to life. I hope for them to be extinct again. I can't wait for the time to come.

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