Wednesday, December 30, 2009

Some general things

Oh god, Episode 49 of APH came out and I ROFLMAO-ed so hard. Oh, Japan xD Oh, Japan.

Anyways, holidays are over soon and my HOMEWORK ARE STILL NOT DONE D: I'm not worried about English and stuff like that, but I'm worried about Chinese. Our assessment is really hard and something...oh god. D:

Gots two new puppies. Brownie and Muffin. Oh god...Udon and Ramen aren't happy, but I loves them more than puppies!! (And puppies smell..........) I think dogs are harder to train then cats...Brownie and Muffin are peeing everywhere instead of their cage, but Udon and Ramen, when they first came, pee-d IN cage, IN litterbox, and a few times outside (but a few were in the bathtub and just OUTSIDE the litterbox so it's easier, actually), and that was only Udon, not Ramen.

Got braces...oh god.

And...and...gots lots of APH vid ideas. Wow.

I HATE THE DOG NEXT DOOR SO MUCH. It scared Brownie senseless. Damn his owners. What the fuck are wrong with them? The 'danger' sign isn't even big enough for someone ONE METER away, and the grammar is HORRIBLE. I think the owners put the damn brute there on purpose.

*Sigh* Oh well. Poor B and M, they are whimpering. Udon was a bit nice yesterday, he went to their cage to just watch them and keep them company when they were whimpering their hearts out. OH GOD DAMNIT SHADDUP YOU DAMN DOG-NEXT-DOOR!!!

...I'm gonna put some wax on my braces so it won't scratch my mouth...

Peace out, yo.

Thursday, December 3, 2009

Outside Otaku: Grades

This is the first Outside Otaku post..ever. And this isn't a good one either.

We got our report cards today during Reading Time. And I don't think I'm very happy about it.

I had completely forgotten about the thing that we were going to receive our report cards today. ...What a horrible thing.

At first I'm cool with everything. I had expected to get some subjects with a low mark, so I was pretty well prepared. But then I started thinking of the expectations my parents had, and my scholarship, and my reputation (what reputation?) in school. God, I feel like a total idiot right now. My parents would start scolding me how come I got a Grade 4 in English, and especially that I'm in language A! I'm supposed to be the best English-person in class and OH MY GOD people got A FUCKING GRADE 5. Fuck. Even that..ARRRGH!!! And my Arts had fallen a bit. I think I got a 4 for Visual Arts and Music, but I forgot about Drama. I got a 5 for Humanities and I think Science, and I kinda forgot the others and I'm too lazy to check.

I seriously want to jump off a building right now. GOD STRIKE ME WITH LIGHTNING AND LEAVE ME IN A COMA FOR THE REST OF MY SHIT-RIDDEN LIFE. Damn I feel so emo. But I'm NOT gonna cut my hand, not that I'm saying emos do that but some.

...Well, I guess I should just work hard and improve when I didn't improve in. That's the main thing and what I'm actually supposed to do. I feel like a damn bitch right now. It's...horrible. I feel so depressed that I got a friggin' FOUR in English and others got a flippin' FIVE. Not a lot of people got 6 for any subjects but whatever. And the whole class practically expected me to get a 6 for English. I feel so bad now. They're probably looking down on me now. They looked down on me (some of the girls anyway, secretly) ever since I came from Singapore. I barely understood most Chinese slang and phrases, and all that kind of stupid crap they like. And what they think as real MORALS. But that's going off topic.





I should be grateful I never took the PSLE. But we don't have exams here..soo...but still. I feel so frustrated with myself.

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Peck on the Cheek

"I'm horrible at soccer and you know it." Singapore said.

"Weeelll...you're not entirely good and familiar with the rules and stuff. But I guess you're okay." America was saying, looking at the young colony who was crouching on the ground with the ball in her hands.

Hong Kong watched from his view under the tree as the younger colony and older nation continue talking (and occasionally bickering) about some stuff he didn't really bother to listen.

"AMERICAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! YOU BLOODY GIT! WHAT DID YOU DO TO MY BLOODY TEA THIS TIME?!" came the angry scream of England.

The three looked up in surprise. America rolled his eyes. "What did I do to his damn tea this time, I wonder." He said sarcastically, before bolting back into the house. Series of yells (that obviously came from England) was heard.

Singapore shrugged while Hong Kong resumed his reading on the book he brought outside. Hong Kong couldn't help but look over his book, though, to watch with interest as the girl dribbled the ball - to him, quite expertly - in her pinafore dress.

She was doing some fine amateur moves when she suddenly tripped over the ball and her skirt and fell flat on her face.

Hong Kong nearly dropped his book in alarm and instantly got up just as the younger colony was pushing herself onto her knees. To the Chinese's alarm, the left cheek of Singapore was badly scratched and was bleeding a bit. Her hands and knees were scratched, but it wasn't as bad as her cheek. To Hong Kong's surprise, she began sniffling.

"Hong Kong, are you okay?" Japan bent down towards his younger brother worriedly. Standing over him was his other brother Korea.

Hong Kong's only reply was a sniff.

"What had you been doing to him, Korea?!" Taiwan said in horror as she ran over.

"Nothing! I was just playing tag with him, because tag originated from me, da ze!" Korea defended himself. "Then he tripped and fell onto his face."

Japan shook his head at the nation then turned back to look at the little boy whose cheek was badly wounded. "It's not serious, just a bad scratch." He said, relieved, after taking a closer look.

"Ooh...Hong Kong...don't cry...!" Taiwan said, as she watched tears slowly slid down Hong Kong's cheeks.

"I'm...I'm not..." Hong Kong sniffled.

"What's going on?" Everyone looked up at the sound of their eldest brother, China, who was running over to them.

"Korea and Hong Kong were playing when Hong Kong tripped and fell," Japan told him, giving him some space to examine the young boy.

"Hong Kong! Are you alright?" China instantly knelt down.

Hong Kong sniffed.

"Korea! Don't be so rough with your little brother!" China added.

Before Korea could protest, however, Japan said calmly, "It wasn't his fault, aniki. Besides, the wound isn't serious."

China just stared at Hong Kong in concern. Hong Kong was already crying. He couldn't help it. It felt so painful.

"Don't cry, Hong Kong," China said gently. He picked the small boy up and lightly pecked him on the cheek. "It shouldn't hurt now."

"How is that suppose to work, da ze?" Korea said doubtfully, and was silenced by Taiwan who sharply nudged him.

Hong Kong sniffed again as China wrapped him in his arms comfortingly. "Come on, let's get that cheek checked before it gets infected."

As they all walked back, Korea yelled, "Woooo! I want aniki to kiss me too!" "Shut up!"


"It...it hurts." Singapore sniffed.

"It shouldn't," Hong Kong told her. "It's not that bad."

Singapore only wiped her eyes vigorously with her sleeves. Hong Kong placed a gentle hand on her smaller head.

Hong Kong lowered his gaze then slowly leaned forward to lightly give her a peck on the cheek. Then he hastily withdraw in embarrassment.

"Wh..what was that?" Singapore blinked at him in surprise.

Hong Kong coughed. "A-aniki always did that whenever I, or we, got hurt. He said it wouldn't hurt afterwards."

Singapore blinked at him then ducked her head. "It doesn't hurt that much now."

"Uhhh, probably because it only hurts for the first few seconds."

"Sure." Singapore didn't look entirely convinced but she smiled at the older colony.

. . .

"HOLY-!" Singapore cut herself off just in time before saying aloud a bad word. She got up and lifted a hand and gingerly touched her cheek. She flinched. She was so clumsy. She shouldn't have ran after those pesky children.

Her hands were scratched, but not as bad as her cheek. It was bleeding a little, and it hurt to even move her face.

"Ah..." Singapore could feel her own eyes blurring up. Shit. She was such a baby. Crying so easily. She's a grown up, damn it! Small tears coursed down her cheeks, and when a salty tear came in contact with her wound, she winced again.

Hong Kong, who had watched in amusement as Singapore ran after the children, hurried over to her. "Are you okay?" He asked, concerned.

Singapore wiped her face with her sleeve, matting it with blood. "Uuggh, I'm fine." She slowly got to her feet.

Hong Kong held her hands and shoulder to help her get up, and when she did, he noticed the faint traces of wetness in her eyes. "Are you...crying?" He couldn't help but smile.

"I'm not!" Singapore protested, wincing again as a sharp pain stabbed her cheek from her wound. "J-just, got some stuff in my eyes when I fell."

"Okay, okay," Hong Kong shrugged. He watched as the young nation sniffled, twitch her nose and gingerly touch her bloody cheek and flinch again.

After staring at her intently for a few seconds, he lowered his gaze for a bit before leaning forward and gently kissing her on her cheek.

Singapore instantly jerked her head up, startled. "Wha-what was that for?"

Hong Kong coughed. "I did that before and you didn't protest that much."

Singapore stared at Hong Kong. Then she remembered.

"Well, that was then! And you shouldn't really do something like that in public. If my or your superiors saw this, they might or might not dislike it." Singapore said, looking away before stalking off, trying to look dignified.

Hong Kong stared at her before running after her. "You still need to get that cheek checked though, before it gets infected."

"I know!"

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Christmas Sales

Hmmm...I've thought of some pretty good stuff to sell on Christmas in school. A few fancomics/doujins that Shintaro and I would work on (mainly Shintaro, I'm lazy, LULZ) and some cards I'm gonna do.

I'm so not gonna sell those online, I'M A BIG SUCKA FOR THOSE KIND OF THINGS. So don't expect too much, kay?