Formula Drift 2011
This year’s Formula Drift was way boring compared to the one I went two years ago. The whole event just felt too “organised” (like law and order you know) that there’s almost zero suspense and excitement.
Okay, some boring photos of the boring event to bore you if you’re feeling bored anyways.
With bro and cousin Alan. Kudos to coussie for treating us there!
As a gesture of appreciation, I treated them to ridiculously expensive and disgustingly dry hotdog buns at $4 each, and pathetic nachos with cheese at $5. Daylight robbery indeed, and I fell for it cos’ they didn’t display any price.
Of only police cars look that awesome.
When Formula Drift announced their lunch break, we left and went for a gratifying and cheap lunch at City Square.
$6 for a decent salmon shabu shabu set with many many “liao”!
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I need YER HELP in selecting an activity for me to do between 3pm – 6pm, or you can throw me better ideas if any!
Visited the place where the whole of Singapore is visiting one week ago.
*Excited face. More like 被火车撞 (kena-banged-by-train) face.
Plonked our butts down abruptly and had Ben & Jerry’s ice cream! 
Climbed up that shit and it was quite scary actually. Cos’ if we fall, we’ll end up on the road where all the cars are.
Jump shots lol.
With Vian and Kevin :)
Our digital team BBQ more than a month ago.
Later into the night, I got high on 
I was totally aware of what I’m doing but I couldn’t care less la. But now that I think back, it was pretty embarrassing :\
I caught at least 15 prawns during the first hour, but the remaining two hours, my rate died down cos’ some stupid uncle came over to KPO and taught me how to prawn. Hello, I know you pro but don’t need okay. You so “li hai” go get your own rod and prawn all you want la. Reminds me of those smart alecs who used to coach me on Street Fighter in the arcades when I was little, and they always ended up taking over the console for themselves. Blardee freeloaders.
A part of our catch!
It became this under mum’s hands – tom yam prawns. Yum.
My office’s reception area. Everyone is saying how it looks like a funeral with all the white lanterns and “tombstone” looking structures.
But at least I have one favourite hideout in the new office building – the rooftop.
Can totally chillax and have breakfast there.
Back to the open office concept where I can slack openly.
There’s this day when my Malay colleagues started to write Chinese characters with a calligraphy pen. We ended up doodling then someone suggested to draw 包青天 I dunno why, but we did.
This is our reference photo.
And these are what we came out with. The bottom left one looks more like 财神爷 ROFL.
Photobooth!
We’ve got both the muscle building program..
..and the boob enhancement + tummy slimming program. (He’s a guy btw.)
I miss my colleagues already.
I love love LOVE this set of photos, and how can I not love the company and fun at Lynn’s place ytd!?
And lie on a pile of pillows like it’s your home.
Hell yeah! That’s Sharon, a blogger friend I made during an event last last Saturday. (OMG I’m backdated I know! Pillow photos credited to her btw.)
The launch of SHINE Youth Festival 2011, BIGGER, BOLDER, BETTER! That’s what I’m talking about.
I missed the flag down, so I caught them halfway.
Female Predator!?!
Spiderman – before.
Spiderman – after. Whoa, which gym/slimming center did he visit?
War machine!
Freeze!
Ever popular Bumblebee! The mascot parade was by Nanyang Poly, and I couldn’t help but beam proudly to myself when they chanted “NYP rocks” along the way (because I was from there haha)!
Check out the crowd! An explosion of 12,000 youths!
Amidst the human mass and the hot sun, there’s a “chill-out zone” by Kit Kat® to much delight, complete with free drinks, kit kats, and all.
Pursuant to section 49, sub section 7E, paragraph A of the Parliamentary Youth Act, I was caught chilling out with Mr. Yam Ah Mee.
Daniel Ong – emcee and Martin Tan – chairperson of the SHINE Youth Festival 2011 steering committee.
From top left to bottom right, Joey, Angie, Shu Qing, and Sharon. We got chatty and all while waiting for the night concert to start.
The line of performances was a multicultural heritage of ethnic fusion mix and pop program, featuring talents of all kinds.
Freestyle Dancers (The Big Groove).
Juz B – an eye-opening acapella and beat-box group!
The Roses.
The Kit Kat® chill-out zone at night.
I was happily enjoying my dinner break with the fellow bloggers when suddenly, all of them dropped their plates and rushed back to the stage.
Tay Kewei – Singapore’s female singer/song-writer.
Jack & Rai with EIC whom played a few of my favourite Coldplay songs.
Derrick Hoh – another homegrown artist whom made his way to Taiwan’s music industry.
Go crazy NOW!
We were directly below the stage and had the savoured the best view. Perks of being a blogger muahahaha.
Just look at the faces of envy.
And here’s a cheapo way to have a photo taken with the superstar in case we didn’t had a chance to, which in the end, we really didn’t because he fled so fast with the tightest security guards. But okay la, luckily I’m not his fangirl if not my heart would be broken </3
By the time the festival ended, everyone were getting in the mood to sleep.
*Yawns.
:) People who know me should know that I’m a neat freak but JUST LOOK at that pig sty. I know it’s gross but I’ve got no time to bother about it! And I have so many backdated entries I don’t know where to begin with.
