Sunday, April 03, 2005

Walking


All I ask is that people walk in a straight line. What is with all the bobbing and weaving? Do they even realize there are other people around them - some of whom might like to get past them?

Is it too much to ask for a little awareness of others and an effort (that's all I want, just an effort!) to walk in a straight line to your destination? A straight line is the most direct route anywhere. Think of it as an efficiency and time saving thing. Can?

Just now at lunchtime, I got off the CompassPoint carpark and headed for the escalator. I was supposed to meet my parents at 1.30pm and I was pretty late so I thought I should hurry.

But fate has it that I got stuck behind this woman whom I swear had radar or something. Every move I made, she blocked. I couldn't get past her to save my life. She was oblivious until I went flying past her at the top of the escalator.

I refrained from knocking her down - but just barely.

( Kenny is so going to throw a bitch-fit!! Grrr. )

Kennyster @ 12:59 AM

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Kenny Loh
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Formerly from Dunman High, VJC and formerly a proud member of the 2SIR 11th mono Alpha Company Apache warriors.
Currenly a 3rd year student at the Singapore Management University.

I'm into books, pool, soccer & conversation (by day), justice, honour & vengeance (by night).

Constantly on the lookout for crimelords, deformed megalomaniacs and women.

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