I knew that I was pro-Nsync, cos I thought that JC Chasez is kinda hot (but back then, I thought 'hot' means 'panas' only, so we used jargons like 'cute', 'handsome'. Ahah..I was that innocent hokays...), and that's why I enjoyed like every song they sang (even though I didn't really understand what some songs meant, like Digital Get Down, in which I didn't know what 'digital' meant, but now I do!). Oh, so, back to the story. I watched them dance for about 5 weeks, and by the time the 5 weeks came to an end, I plucked enough courage to ask him something (though I can't remember what exactly that I did ask, although I'm damn sure I didn't ask for his autograph ha!), and from then onwards, Nabil and I became friends. And we lost touch after he went to AISS when I was in primary six (yeah, he's a year older), and we picked up where we last left off last year (when I happened to meet a pal of mine who knows him in AISS). And glad to say, we're still friends. And cheybahh....I think Nabil dah kembang cos I talked about him here...And let's shush, cos I think he might go after me if I talk too much.

SIMUN was fun! And a little side note here: the SIA scholars are smart! When I say 'smart', I mean they are really smart! Like they can be future presidents or people very active in politics even! When they talked about international terrorism in the Middle East, the way they define the issue is superbly smart, that I think I did stare at them when they had that heated debate. I marvel at such people, yes. Cos I think I am suffering from a deficiency of General Knowledge. I am kind of lacking greatly in these areas. But man, these are the people who are capable of bringing the world to its knees (and I am not joking or mocking here). And they hail from India! All hail to India! My country assignment! At least I'll have some sources when I wanna do research from India.

Which reminds me, I have to get started on my policy statements!!!!! +_+