Sigh...

Exams tomorrow... So lazy.. Whoever thought exams can be so relaxing... But then again, I'm feeling rather nervous... Scared I would fail cause there's a rather fine line between passing and failing... However, there's a rugby game tomorrow so am looking forward to it... haha... Btw, last week we got thrashed...

Fi Fo Fum

Just a few simple mindbenders:

'Watson, I want to demonstrate one of the fundamental principles of deduction. Mrs Hudson, would you join us please. I have 3 handkerchiefs here: 2 of them are white, one is blue. Now both of you shut your eyes while I put one handkerchief on each of your heads. I will hide the third handkerchief so you don't know which one it is. Then, i want you to deduce which colour is on your head.' They did as they were told. 'Right, Mrs Hudson, open your eyes. Can you tell me what handkerchief is on your head?' She shook her head. 'Well now Watson, from what Mrs Hudson said, I'm sure you can tell me your colour?' 'But she didn't say anything, Holmes.' 'Exactly.' What colour was Watson wearing?

On the town buses, all of the fares are either $1 or $0.70. Yesterday, Mrs P put $1 on the tray and the driver gave her a $1 ticket. Then Mrs Q put $1 on the tray, and the driver asked her 'Do you want a $0.70 or $1 ticket?' The driver had never seen either women before, so why the different treatment?

Shortly before the trial of Charlie Snod, the police received a mysterious note from the infamous villian Henry van Eyck. It read as follows:

1. The truth is that this statement and the one after the first true statement are not both true.
2. If you add the number of the first false statement to the second true statement you get the number of a statement which is as true as number one.
3. Statement number 2 is a downright lie, I'm afraid.
4. Charlie Snod is innocent or I'm a Dutchman (or both).
5. At least half of these six statements are true.
6. My own gang was responsible for the crime.

Yours honestly,
Henry van Eyck

Amazingly, the logic in Henry's note turned out to be impeccable. Whodunnit?

Peter Higgins was walking down the high street when he bumped into an old friend. ' Hello, I haven't seen or heard from you since graduation back in 1982!' said Peter. 'What's happened to you?' 'Well, I got married in 1989 to somebody you wouldn't know. This is our daughter,' said the friend, who was holding hands with a little girl. 'Hello, and what's your name?'said Peter to the girl. 'It's the same as mummy's.' 'Ah, so it's Jane is it!' said Peter. How did Peter know?

Well, I gotta admit these were quite easy. At least for me it was, except maybe for the third one... hehe...

Rugby!!!

Rugby was so totally awesome... well, besides the fact that i didn't touch the ball much, we still won... haha... won by 30 points... i'm ecstatic... haha... made a lot of nice tackles and helped to score a try... haha... don noe much abt the rulz of rugby, thus i've borrowed a book from the library entitled "Rugby Union for Dummies" haha... pretty cool huh? anyway, my whole body is aching... so i'm temporarily disabled... ouch!

Rugby!!!

Finally i get a chance to play rugby... woohoo!!! i've been waiting for this moment my whole life ( well not reli but u get the point )... the problem is i don't have a practice for the match on wednesday, it's like the coach just slot ppl on the team and hope they show up to play a full team... anyways, i'm so excited n nervous now even tho it's onli sunday... oh well... hope i learnt enough from telly to play by the rules... N no, prarthini, i still don't plan to get married...:P no matter how much u'll persuade me too... hehe... random comment but i have to put it some where...

Christians and Non-christians?

Just a bit of food for thought... should we really be using the term "non-" to refer to those who aren't christians? i mean, the term "non-" sounds like a negative term, like it's bad, negative, not included, almost like it's refering to christianity being the good whereas all the other religion are bad. Same goes to the terms of muslim and non-muslim... i mean, it sorts of put a sense of discrimination on everybody... so, it all boils down to, do we or should we should the term "non-"?