Who ever knew that 24 hours could be so "productive"?
I was reading the lovely yellow coloured undang book yesterday while waiting for the south korea vs uruguay match to start. And it's so not a surprise even if you manage to guess that i nearly dozed off reading that book. Seriously, it was that boring. The only thing that i can remember now is some of the road signs that kept appearing in my dreams last night. ><

In case you're wondering why am i at home instead of going for so BEAST's maiden live showcase in KL yesterday, i had no transport there. Gah, what a bummer. Nothing turned out right yesterday. I wanted to join the Oxford-Cambridge Essay Writing Competition yesterday at Sunway University College, but due to lack of guts (yes, i shrinked.) and transportation problem to school/ communication error with the teacher in charge, i didn't join. Yay me.

Back to the undang book. I finally gave up reading that particular book and decided to switch on the television. :)
Alternated between channel 707 (they had Project Runway that time) and then i realised that i've watched that entire series before, channel 703 (Fresh with Anna Olsen) then back to 707, 703 (French Food at Home) and a dose of 801, only to find that the freaking commentator was still babbling non-stop and the match hadn't started.

10.00pm.
The match finally started! :D
And then uruguay led 1-0. D: park chuyoung nearly scored, but the ball hit the side of the goalpost and bounced out! Gah! And then the Suarez guy wasn't marked, he scored.
Wah, what a heartbreaker. I think i nearly got heart attack while watching. Korea had so many "nearly masuk" goals but gawddammit they didn't enter. Not until i finally gave up and went to bed then they scored a goal. .____________.

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Some random bit of trivia that my whole family laughed over. Since i'm still in the football mood, here you go.
Unhealthy men should beware when watching a penalty shootout. Hospital admissions for cardiac arrests in England and Wales rose by 25% when England lost to Argentina on penalties on June30, 1998 and on the following two days after their World Cup tie.
In the 1996 European Championship, the death rate in Holland from heart attack or stroke went up by around 50% on the day when Holland were knocked out by France on penalties.
In both cases, the sharp increases were only seen among men, not women.

Extract taken from StarSpecial South Africa World Cup 2010 (11 June 2010)

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Till then, cherrios! :)