indo mie goreng is nice.. im gonna stock that up for winter i guess.. one of the cheapest food i can find... 40cents per packet only.. syok! but sure to get jelak of it if eat everday..

not really.. as long as u can speak in simple english, and as long as people can understand u then u're fine.. some ppl tend and WANT TO speak like a pro (with some super power ascent/slang) when they actually cant, and that makes things worse.. also makes my hair stand most of the time....

like what ckwei said, there r lots of places where u can undergo some english course for some period of time (3 months, 6 months, etc), different place may differ.. another way of learning to speak english fluently is to go get a part time job.. u'll start off with talking to the staffs, and after a while when u build up ur confidence, u'll start talking to the customers like they're ur fren.. thts wat im doing also.. i dun have super good english, maybe somewhere around the average side only..

most of the time, and depending on the unit you're taking, most lecturers usually use simple english on lecture slides and assessments.. but sometimes they may also play with the english to screw students up.. so beware, u'll be more on the beneficial side if ur english standard is above average..

IMO, if u know super bombastic english words doesnt mean ur good english is super good.. put the bombastic stuff away, learn the simple stuff first, then u'll be sailing smoothly all the way, hopefully.. i dun believe in bombastic words.. i seldom use those kinda stuff in my assignments.. i use them only when i need to, but abit only.. most of the time non, sometimes 3-4 words in a whole report, but never have big big words everywhere.. it also depends on wat i have to do..

1 week of study break!
and its darn cold in perth at the moment!
cold till dun feel like getting out of bed

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plus, it might go up to $2/litre.. according to news.. luckily i got my bike..      ..

any1 in perth interested in getting a 2nd hand bike? i wanna sell mine off.. wanna get a new one..   

Guys, i just attended a talk in my college in Perth from the University of Melbourne, about the melbourne model, do you guys think the linking degrees are better than combined degrees? I'm planning to do law, but this means that i can't confirm whether i'll be in law in my first year in uni, and have to "bia" another 3 more years after foundation to prove that i worth-while to get into law, more headaches >< @@

after 3 years in perth, it feels like spring.. first year was horrible - burhs teeth in the morning shiver like mad... wan berak aso suffer, toilet bowl too cold.. LOL.. 2nd year was ok.. 3rd year.. become lazy.. haha..

is it now raining in perth everyday?