"Take care of your 5%, and the 95% will be taken care" .
You surely know what am i trying to hint right? =P
Brotherly-love. LOL!
Faeces yea?
The power of 2 hammers plus one hander.
Sieving process .
"Bodyguard".
#tada#
Teddymon.
Spa.
As fast as i could, i flew together with my Teddymon to the library and had the intention to swank my masterpiece to my friends.
I did. My friends were impressed. I was proud of it. But ... after 10 minutes ....
R.I.P
*yell*
Comments:
Teddymon is very cute. No doubt. Does it reflects Johnson's 'cuteness'??? I wonder...
But I wonder what is people's reaction when they open the oven and suddenly saw a Teddymon in the oven... Hahaha.
By 
pmp, at
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 at 11:26:00 PM GMT+8
pmp: maybe it reflects my true cuteness.. haha... i asked one of my friends what was his reaction when saw that teddymon, he said "huh..got teddymon meh??".... =__="
By Johnson, at
Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 9:49:00 AM GMT+8
eeeee
teddy mon is made out of some bits of dog poo poo.. you never know right? haha..
teddymon..
RIP
By 
, at
Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 2:35:00 PM GMT+8
keith: lol...maybe it's dog's or maybe it's human's.... arrr..... TIDAK!! =P
By Johnson, at
Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 3:59:00 PM GMT+8
wah hahahaha...
at first u ppl sound like professional engineering but after that...juz like a kid playing sand or clay hahaha...
That teddymon is cute but u are not sute :P u wan cute??? :)
i am not purposely kill or destroy ur group teddymom...:P i really don't know to explain ur teddymom lo...but after that i got draw back her hands and hair...hahaha
is really funny when the teddymom destroyed haha...next time don't show ur precious things to me if not later destroy again...:)
Selamat hari Raya...
By Yong Tiong Yieng, at
Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at 8:57:00 PM GMT+8
tiong yieng: haha... then should ask u to remake the teddymon for me.. haha!!! itchy hand..**piak piak**
By Johnson, at
Thursday, October 2, 2008 at 12:01:00 AM GMT+8
damn funny! hahahha this reli reminds me of my f6 ecology project (whr drey teo has videos of herself shaking the soil in the 5 layer tin thing 2 sieve the soil together w a cartoon soundtrack wahahah) minus the part whr u immerse ur hand into the feaces + water mixture. hahahha.. btw i din tink it looked like a teddymon. looks like you whn u're acting silly. muahahahhaa.
By Xu Vin, at
Saturday, October 4, 2008 at 12:32:00 AM GMT+8
xu vin: lol...thanks for the wonderful "compliment"... *piak* perhaps you should give urself an encounter to immerse ur hand into those pooh pooh... lol... hey, i think the teddymon looks more like Xin Ming.. lol!! sshh... don't tell him..=P
By Johnson, at
Saturday, October 4, 2008 at 2:53:00 PM GMT+8
I'm loving Papaya Juice.
I had my Soil Investigation fieldwork done on Monday. And it's fun. Thoroughly fun.
Each group of six is assigned to conduct a site investigation near Swinburne area and classify the soil of a site by using a hand auger. With the given hand auger, we are required to drill three boreholes to a depth of 1.2m-1.5m deep and collect the sample.
Sounds very simple yea?
After drilling to a certain depth, the soil beneath will be taken out from the borehole and intelligibly being categorized. And the classification includes the strength, colour, particle size, moisture condition, plasticity and so on. Complicated.
Probably the description may seem a bit straightforward whereas the process of penetrating through the hard soil and getting the disturbed soil are actually horrible and arduous. Prior to my actual trying, my initial thought of this whole digging process would be interesting and easy. But when we started to push auger's head towards the unbreakable ground and start rotating it ...
...everything changed.
It's so hard!
With the combo strength of 5 strong guys plus one macho lady in a group rotating and forcing the auger to bore a hole in, we could only manage to reach 0.50 m, which is obviously far from the minimum requirement of 1.2m.
0.50 m??!!! that's terrible.
By the way, if you haven't know, our soil group name is GeoLaLa. o.O Don't ask me why and don't laugh. Even i, personally have no idea why on earth that we choose GeoLaLa as our group name out of the millions and millions of good names to plump for. GeoLaLa??!!
Perhaps, creativity, uniqueness and childishness of a group name will bring extra umph to the spirit during fieldwork. And yes, it's proven practically. Even though, we only managed to drill half metre down, we did not give up easily. We persevered.**push to the max**
Go GeoLaLa!
Out of the blue, someone came out with this
Take a closer look and please don't get scared off.
I am NOT hugging that guy. I am just leaning my arms over his body and trying to support my stability. And that guy whose head looks like sticking at my back, is trying to support my left weight from toppling over. So, please..... I'm purely innocent k. LOL.
I know this snapshot appears to be a little obscene or perhaps, too smutty. But c'mon people, this is what we called Brotherly-Love. *grin* Hmm...doing Brotherly-love under the hot blazing sun and in front of Swinburne campus? Sounds so wrong eh... I wonder what would the public think if they bounce unto this scene from far.
Johnson's market price will definitely drop drastically.
Don't **cher*** ... i was not the only one that was deceived by these two guys but somehow both of them managed to swindle my another friend in ....
Anyway, the entire process of drilling was taxing. Super tiring. Plus the blazing sun was baking us. No sufficient water was provided. 3 hours of constant digging and digging were challenging yet fun.
In the end, after the long dehydrated fieldwork, we, GeoLaLa with all of our heart, our strength, our mind, our soul, could only manage to drill 0.80m. =( whilst the other group managed to drill until 1.22 m.
Everyone was exhausted. After drilling, collecting sample and classifying the soil, we need to unbolt the instrument, but we faced some technical problem of unlatching the auger's head.
Once again, with all of heart, strength, mind and soul...
Perhaps what i can suggest is, my group leader to treat everyone of us a can of REVIVE. Who knows it might aid a little bit in our strength.
I enjoyed the soil investigation heaps. At least i have fun with my group members.
Not this kind of fun, of course.. =P
Comments:
oh man...u ppl are so funny...hehe...
and look like farmer tooo
i want to try coz it look fun le...
u ppl no enough heavy ...i think i better abubu sit on it...:P
By Yong Tiong Yieng, at
Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 12:17:00 AM GMT+8
knot...if abubu sit on it, then the whole auger cannot rotate anymore.. haha!!!
By Johnson, at
Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 10:43:00 PM GMT+8
Hahahaha. 1st time i see ppl doing soil investigation by that way. Funny. Is this Swinburne lab style???
And remember: We MUST wear full covered shoe on site. It's the basic rule for any laboratory and field work.
By pmp, at
Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 10:55:00 PM GMT+8
if u were to have me sit on the thing, i would have gotten the job done easily. the stick will go into the earth all the way..haaahaaa
By , at
Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 11:49:00 PM GMT+8
pmp: lol...that's purely swinburne's style. And because of not wearing any shoes and boots, i was stung by those nyamuk... itchy!
keith: haha... yea, we should call you next time. Maybe you will drill yourself down to the soil and can never get out.. haha
By Johnson, at
Friday, September 26, 2008 at 5:42:00 PM GMT+8
hey johnson,
the latest borehole I did (more like the one i assigned the site personnels to do) was 60m deep LOL.
Was trying to find the rock layer but could not, it must be further deeper into the ground.
But hand auger is generally used for softer, natural top layer material lar, i think your samples collected there would have been compacted fill, mostly dense hard sand anyway.
By Robin Wong, at
Sunday, September 28, 2008 at 1:39:00 AM GMT+8
Can you please don't drag my market price down with you kah? Hahaha.
By Eric, at
Monday, September 29, 2008 at 1:26:00 AM GMT+8
robin: wow.. 60 m!!! that's insane! Surely it will take me one whole year to dig it that deep with only a hand auger...
eric: Lol.. this is what we called, "good friends" share same market price.. haha!
By Johnson, at
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 at 6:27:00 PM GMT+8
My friend's dad has just passed away today. It's truly saddening when your love one breathe one's last. Indeed, only God knows our future, holds our future and sees our future.
Let us, peeps, live each day to the max. Okay okay?
I have no regrets of being a pure Swinburnian, simply because our very own cafeteria produces drinks that you can hardly find in Kuching's Kopitiam.
Yes, Swinburne's version of Teh-C-Peng.
Speechless?
Comments:
*looks around*
I see no acknowledgment given to the originator of this idea ba. Hahaha.
I feel so si ai bin tonight ba.
By saykhia, at
Monday, September 22, 2008 at 8:40:00 PM GMT+8
saykhia: lol....i purposely chose not to insert your name. and waiting for your si-ai-bin comment. lol... guess that you will definitely remember Swinburne's version of TEH C Peng.. haha!
By Johnson, at
Monday, September 22, 2008 at 9:12:00 PM GMT+8
It's already Week 6 now. Self-control, self-motivation, self-discipline and self-study are of the utmost importance at this term.
*pulling my socks* =D
I'm back once again!
Checking back on the date of my last post, it's just one week ago that i have my last update. And logically speaking, seven days are actually not long at all. Okay okay, perhaps to some of my blog's junkies, it's considered way too long. Right Keith and Su chan? LOL....
It was utterly an awesome and fruitful weekend i had. My church has its 12th Bible Conference convened at Mbks and owing to this cause, i am away. Hectic yet worthwhile.
I will post about the Bible Conference in days to come.
The Congregation.
Guitar kit. Pedal board. Amp.
Me and my comrade, Santa Cruz.
Centralized effort and focus.
Synergy.
Indeed it's an indefinable experience and insight to dwell in His presence, to serve with the music gift He has placed in me. I have discovered it and I am serving with it.
I am grateful. *grin*
Comments:
eleh!!!
By , at
Tuesday, September 16, 2008 at 12:52:00 AM GMT+8
keith: sounds constructive or destructive arr... lol..
By Johnson, at
Tuesday, September 16, 2008 at 6:24:00 PM GMT+8
I see that you got breakthrough this semester!
By saykhia, at
Friday, September 19, 2008 at 10:38:00 PM GMT+8
Uh huh!!
----------------------------------------------------------I am so so blessed to have my friend borrowed me his expensive guitar effects for this entire week and I will surely invest some fruitful time to mess around with them. Woot!
Guess that you don't know how zealous i am now... haha
Other than romping musical instruments, another favourite hobby of mine is to hold anyone's camera and start snapping around.
*snap snap snap*
I am not a pro cameraman nor am i a kepo paparazzo. I don't have that gifted hands and masterly eyes compare to many others. You know what i am saying. Those lensmen with huge BIG-FAT SLR holding on their hands and start doing all sorts kind of postures while snapping. I
And please, i am not a photogenic nor am i a guy that loves cam whoring. I am a no-no to friendster style whereby those immature weirdo only snap pictures of themselves and publish it on net. Okay okay okay, i did it once. That was the past. LOL....
How incredible it is to actually hold still a camera, focus sharply at any angle, hold down the snap button and start to shoot any picture you want. Should i say, the quality of the outcome snapshot reflects your personality? Hmm..... Breathe in.
I did have a Canon camera last Dec. Sad to say, during one of the conferences last year, I purposely placed my camera on the floor and someone accidentally stepped on it. Or should i say, i accidentally placed it on the floor and someone purposely stepped. Either both way, the camera lens cracked badly! *yell* The lens cracked, and my heart cracked even more. =(
And that person has not admit it until now. *yell again* It was hurting for sure. Felt like stepping that person's head. *yell again and again* As a considerate and kind hearted guy i am, i did not demand for that person to reimburse my lost. I forgive. =D
And since then, i have been working closely with my Nokia Camera. At the same time, i am hunting for a brand new digital camera. SLR-like camera. Affordable. Decent. Portable. SUI.
Till i spotted one!
Nikon COOLPIX.
Instantly after i saw this SLR-like camera, i fell in love with it. It's not bulky. It's mini! This black stylish sexy Nikon looks super cool. That's why it's called COOLpix, i think.
I'm loving it. But i haven't even started saving up for it. Never mind, bak kata:"When there's a will, there's a way."
Comments:
hey dude,
"Should i say, the quality of the outcome snapshot reflects your personality? Hmm.."
I was skeptical about that once upon a time, but lately I am starting to believe in it.
Anyway, I know how it hurts to have someone destroying your camera. I had an old compact kodak last year, just bought it for 2 weeks, and my friend dropped it off his hand from shoulder height... to the cold hard concrete floor. Ouch....
It was dropped while the lens was still fully extended out, and power was on...
miraculously the camera was still alive and lasted me another 3/4 year before it died this year...
but that friend was prepared to fund a new camera should that one he dropped died, and he was really apologetic, so yeah, accidents happen.
Its good to see that the passion of photography is growing in you, I can tell you this, you do not need a DSLR to take good pictures. Having one would be an advantage clearly, but still a great picture depends largely on the photographer. Always remember that.
these days.. even compact cameras are getting more and more advanced in terms of shooting performance and picture output.
By Robin Wong, at
Tuesday, September 9, 2008 at 8:38:00 PM GMT+8
robin: woot... feel surprised to have u here. Yeap, thanks for the advice. I will do my part in saving little by little...one month... one year...ten years...... behold! One day, i will surely own my very own semi-pro cam! lol..
By Johnson, at
Tuesday, September 9, 2008 at 11:06:00 PM GMT+8
With a good camera, comes more photos.
With more photos, comes more albums.
With more albums, comes more the need for storage space.
=)
By Eric, at
Wednesday, September 10, 2008 at 11:54:00 PM GMT+8
Hey man, wats wrong with ur beautiful blog?..bcome so weird when i view from my com. Some more, ur blog is the only blog i visited so far which has no chat box..haha. Anyway how r u? Take care rite.
By Joe, at
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 1:01:00 PM GMT+8
eric: yea. and now my phone memory and sim card are running out of space.. *yell*
joe: hey there! What is that "weird" thing? Hmm.. i will try to fix it. but now, i think my cbox is back on shape..
By Johnson, at
Monday, September 15, 2008 at 10:31:00 PM GMT+8
I am having Short-term memory lost. Which is definitely not a good news, because i might forget your name accidentally.
*sigh* Reckoning back, i have known many good and friendly colleagues and gained much serving experience compare to other places.
Comments:
wow i cant believe i actually look good in that picture..
yeah now no customers anymore.. kicking people out because the sales has gone bad.. and i miss the chicken..
By MAMAMIA, at
Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 5:59:00 PM GMT+8
wow i cant believe i actually look good in that picture..
yeah now no customers anymore.. kicking people out because the sales has gone bad.. and i miss the chicken..
By MAMAMIA, at
Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 5:59:00 PM GMT+8
kacwey: lol... yeayea, to be honest, i miss the ROasted chicken more... more to say, it's FREE!!
By Johnson, at
Friday, September 5, 2008 at 6:06:00 PM GMT+8
Haha! Yea.. while you guys enjoy the bonus in your salary, I was having my pay cut out of meals... Anyway, I'm not going to be a waiter again.. Looking forward to other jobs like... PC Fair? Part-time draftperson? ...
By Ezekiel, at
Sunday, September 7, 2008 at 1:04:00 PM GMT+8
ezekiel: yea, i heard about your "bad" comments from Sugerbun, nvm nvm.. at least you "Earned" some thing yea....hehe
By Johnson, at
Monday, September 8, 2008 at 8:05:00 PM GMT+8