Lau Seng Teck Avester
VS 2B 2007
VJC 08V14, 10S31
21st September 1993
Arrow Scout '06-'09
VJC 27th Students Council
Osiris(5) Omigod 'OG08
Pyxis(2) Pycnic 'OG10

Wishlist:
Make Everyone Smile (:

Recently, during the holidays, quite some people have come over to my house to play pool.

HEY-HOT THAT POOL! THE OTHER ONE!!!

Uh...violent pic???

Hey-what's my rubber glow-in-the-dark super bouncy 'eye' ball doing in that pic? Guards!!!

That's all, for now. I'm quite bored, if you haven't noticed.

So...Jordan (a sec4 from scouts) asked me to play my pokemon deck with him tomorrow. Alas, he has revealed his strategies keenly while I have not. Yes, I do have a strategy. And I'll post it right here due to lack of information currently being processed and nothing else good to post.

Okay, my strategy is the popular Search, Charge and Strike strategy. Basically (if you never heard of it), it means that you use your cards to search for your good cards, activate and boost them up with energy and by the fifth turn get ready to rumble. Therefore, there will be supporter cards in my deck, too many in fact.

Trainer: Search category

Prof. Cozmo's Discovery
Bill's Maintenence
Pokemon Retriever x2
Wally's Training x2
Rare Candy
-a few more unrevealed-

Trainer: Charge category

Lady Outingx3
Energy Recycle System
-a few pokepowers-

Trainer: Defensive Mechanisms

Potions and other common stuff
Mr Briney's Compassion
Battle Frontier (rated as the no.1 card to counter FRLG Pidgeot)
Claydol's pokepower (from HL) x2 (advantageous)

Trainer: Desperate 'Luck-Out' Situations

Solid Rage
Scramble Energy
Energy Root

I badly wanted to put Regice* here, but thats too desperate.

And as for who are in my deck, I can only post a small pic.

Anyway, I have been thrashing my p6 classmates with this deck (a few modifications from then, as new and more strategic cards were released). And yes, I have faced more pidgeots than the number of days in a week. That's why battle frontier stadium has to be in my deck, since all the pro guys use pidgeots, i'm guessing Jordan too.

Thank you for bearing with me. Let me get on to the actual post segment.

I was like scrutinizing my Chemistry textbook, since that was my 2nd favourite subject and I don't have an English textbook, and I realised that if I'm going to be using that textbook for the next 2 years, I'll faint from overload of studying.

If I don't faint, I'll probably be an edible product. The stress is overheating my brain.

And that's only the Chem book. I have a physics textbook.
...

And 3 optional reference physics books, all of which are so highly recommended that I just bought 'em too. And now, not only will a thermometer be unable to calculate the temperature of the rising pressure in my brain, it will also be able to determine the stress levels from my back-ache.

You see, as mentioned in the previous post, if I were to lug all the books to school, then I'd rather stay at home and watch TV. At the very least, I have a sofa to rest my back.

Who knows? Maybe I won't even have space for my Chem and Physics book when I find out that my bio book is intriguingly heavy. For a whatever malicious reason known as 'study'. Then I'll have to carry the books in my hands.

Not even a massage chair-albeit a sofa-will save me now.

Guess I have to start saving up for a massge chair, lol.

That'll mean less pokemon cards.

That equates to less games.

That brings it down to less entertainment.

In short, less fun.

That stinks.

Really.

So-study or play?

I have one holiday to decide.