Question of the day: Will an ant die if it falls from a tall building? (Assume that it's vacuum so the wind doesn't blow the ant away)

I was eating my dinner one day when I suddenly thought of this question. Today I went to ask my friends and their answers were all very interesting.

Minsee started laughing, Pannie's eyes widened (with shock/disbelief?), OJM said if it's vacuum the ant will be floating in the air, which is scientifically wrong since there's still gravitational force. But I like Fengyi's answer best. "The ant will die of heart attack." Ahahahahaha...Fengyi you very cute! :)))

Tag and tell me what's your answer to this question yay =D

Anyway Minsee was suggesting that I compile all my questions and publish a book. I believe it will be a highly interesting read. Then I'll hit the charts of all bookstores islandwide, some bigshot director will ask to adapt my book into a film, I'll be so damn famous and I'll be bloody rich!!! Muahahahahahahaha!!!! *ching ching ching* Then I'll probably make it to the top 100 Most Influential People in the World along with Rain :))))))))

I did a very stupid thing last night. I was packing my bag and looking through the mountains of notes and tutorials for my xiao shuo. Within a few secs I found this thick set of notes with lots of Chinese words and so I thought it was my xiao shuo. I was so proud of myself cos I found what I wanted so quickly and went to sleep happily. Today during LEP I took the darn stack out and realised it was my song ci notes. ARGH SO STUPID. So angry with myself for making such a stupid mistake. :(

Next time when my husband wants me to fill his rice bowl, I'll dump the entire rice pot over his head.

The media talk today was very enriching. It showed me new insights about mass media in Singapore and the perspective from S'pore's media itself. Now I am more inspired to study mass comm. :) But what I cannot accept is that media workers have to compromise their principles and ideals with commercialisation cos I feel that the most crucial and fundamental thing about working in media is your passion and beliefs. It's what drives you to work, see. If you have to sacrifice these principles and passion for commercialisation then isn't sort of defeating the core issue of being passionate about your job? Then what's the point in working in the media industry?

But as this teacher said, "Reality bites." Evil commercialisation.

Whenever I see Steve Chia I'll remember the time he smiled at us during Parliament when Emm and I were laughing like 2 crazy women over dunno what.

I want to watch Da Vinci Code! I think Da is an interesting word cos it stands for "the" as well. So Da Vinci Code becomes Da Vinci Code with the "Da" in the "The" sense. So it becomes The Vinci Code. Very cool yeah.

KBOX tomorrow! Can practically feel the excitement and anticipation tingling within me. The joys of singing :)))))