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Story - Journey To The West

abit of previous post: i'm so glad someone reponded to my previous post. show that at least made some people starting to think. read the comments in that post. anyway, i believe that in the end who's the winner and who's the loser doesn't matter. knowledge is never too much, the more the merrier. so why not?

back to today
accomplishment: Journey to the West
Start Time: 0830 hours
Start Point: leslie's house at bedok blk xxx
End Point: kokboon's house at commonwealth blk 56
End Time: 1422 hours
Load: hot pink polo tee, blue giordano belt, blue giordano blues jeans, brown bata sneakers, blue giordano ankle socks, tattered blue converse sling bag containing: 1 x pirated SAF towel from beach road, 1 x number 4, 1 x SAF green socks, 1 x SAF white socks, 1 x ARMY singlet, 1 x SAF shorts, 1 x umbrella briefs, 1 x black income organizer, 13 x A4 paper, 1 x guy lorache steel pen and finally 1 x olympus micro-digital 500.
New record establish: personal longest walking route ever.... (someone find the distance for me pleaseeee...)

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