Post Extraction and a Mad Day

Woke up this morning with slight discomfort but not really painful so I took some milk, rinsed my mouth with the mouthwash prescribed. Nothing serious and my tongue is back to normal. Watched TV the whole morning and had lunch with my dad.

The power supply to the lifts and LG floor broke down causing failure to the car park and lifts. 2 residents were stuck but Bomba managed to get them out. No one knows what happened or what caused the electrical failure. Imagine having to climb up 8 floors. Quiet evening at home apart from having dinner with dad and Uncle David.

Wisdomless mandible

Yup, both my wisdom teeth are now gone from the mandible (lower jaw). Had the lower right extracted after weighing the pros and cons with the dentist. The dentist said while removing it is harmless, it may not be a guarantee to solve any issues with my TMJ disorder. I told him about my sleepless night and tongue problem and he said fine. I have never felt anything as painless and less sensation when the tooth was extracted. Amazing!!! Now resting at home with minimal discomfort and on painkillers as I don't want to take any risks.

Came home and took a nap due to the medication they gave me. Woke up and ate tauhu bakar. Not much of a torture but it was okay ;)

Badminton with friends and a funny conversation XD

Not a bad Sunday morning with George. Had breakfast with him and I told my dad I'll be heading to Han Zhang's house to play badminton. So I had my shower and left about 2.25pm since Aaron said he would be a little late.

When I reached Han Zhang's place, I tried to call his mobile but was unsuccessful. So I called his house phone and told "him" Yo I am already downstairs" and the reply was "Okay". Well, unfortunately, that was NOT Han Zhang LOL. It was his mom. Well, they both sound alike and when Han Zhang told me about it, I didn't know whether to call his mom and apologize for saying "Yo" or laugh but he said his mom had a good laugh so I guess that's fine. Some of my friends have this habit of calling their other friends names and I also had this habit of calling Siu Pin a clown. I guess this taught me a lesson as to why telephone manners are important even when with friends. I don't know why HZ and his mom sound alike and usually the saying is "Like father, like son" but in this case, it sounds like "Like mother, like son" XD

For some odd reason, my badminton was pretty bad. Kept missing the shuttle and Han Zhang's game has certainly improved. Aaron was good too. Sadly, I played like a clown LOL. We played for an hour and headed for Mcd. HZ and I had a game of chess while Aaron and I also talked on BSM stuff. Aaron's mom was kind to drop me back home and I felt bad because they live on the other side of the highway.

My tongue suddenly became painful and my wisdom tooth hurt and I was almost in tears. I wowed to have the stupid wisdom tooth removed asap. Sigh, I hate going to dentists but... sometimes, you have to.

The Mighty Arrogance of Mat Sallehs

I just don't know why I hate these so called Mat Sallehs. They're nothing but arrogant and think no end of themselves. A customer used the F word in his email and expects me to keep quiet? Well same to you too. I suppose your parents didn't teach you manners. Customer may always be right but I have my rights to tell you to your ugly face how uneducated you and your people are. Only a low class fool would use such language. English may be your language but you don't understand what you speak and confuse everyone. When I tell you off, you go off into a stupid message telling me I am unfit to work as a CSR, well hello, you sure have poor vocabulary or didn't go to school that you had no better word to call me?!?!?!?!?!? You gotta do better than the F word you numbskull.

Well based on the above you can tell what kind of mood I am in. The above statement is meant generally, I do have good Western friends and they're nice. Unfortunately, it's hard to come by courteous and friendly Mat Sallehs these days since they look down on us Asians. That's why I don't bow down to these fellas to be honest.

Well, I don't know why I have been getting arrogant people spoiling my mood but that's the world today. At least I have a happy family (Dad and Grandma) and some good friends who understand me when I am pissed off and always listen. I pity them sometimes they listen to my troubles LOL!!!

Well, in tier 3 of the King's Gauntlet while HZ is in Tier 1. There's no telling what the God of MouseHunt has up his sleeve and I wouldn't be surprised if he defeats me at capturing the Eclipse Mouse before I do XD. His advantages are, experience and the Spellbook Base so... kinda hard to tell but based on my estimate calculation of the cheese using the gauntlet chart estimates, I know I'm able to capture the Eclipse Mouse this time around.

Saturday became a Shatterday XD

Went to work this morning as normal but still exhausted from yesterday's ordeal of processing 190 items and an hour waiting for the next transport thanks to me missing the 6.15pm transport. Had mild diarrhea but other than that, nothing serious. Finished work at 4pm and this time didn't miss the bus.

Came home and had a very quiet evening and went to bed early.

Nail Biting and Hair Pulling Time

Yep, it's the mid-year review and since Nisha is on maternity leave, Reuben; my ex-line manager did the review. It went quite well but I could have done better really but just glad it isn't bad.

Work was a headache doing 3 queues but overshot my targets and broke the record. Unfortunately, I missed the bus by 5 minutes and reached home late since I had to wait for the bus another hour.

Back to Blogging XD

Been quite sometime since I blogged and yeah have been busy. After the vacation in Kedah and back in KL, I went for a Disaster Relief and Rescue Operations Camp at Hulu Langat with Imran. Man that camp really rocked except for minor issues but oh well. Exam was kind of hard but I tried my best.

MouseHunt wise, Han Zhang and I are at King's Gauntlet (my 8th time up the gauntlet and believe me, I won't leave KG until I have captured the Eclipse Mouse). Once that's done, I'll head for Seasonal Garden, Zugzwang's Tower and the Crystal Library.

SMKKJ's BSM, well, not too bad in the sense that we had one final activity replacing the camp and that was the first aid quiz. Well, my teachings didn't go to waste and all winners were from BSM.

Work's as normal. Now a Fire Officer due to my experience etc. and queue is high, work is stressful, customers are just finding excuses to find fault as usual. We can tell them umpteen times, that's their last chance at being charged or not reading the terms and conditions but yet these people cannot understand English. They come back and say we're not treating them fairly. I suppose they're not treating us fairly by looking after their own stuff. Yet, they speak it as their national language which is amazing that they don't want to read terms and conditions and accept the fact they're just ignorant or arrogant people. I suppose the literacy there is worse than I thought. Call themselves Doctors and God knows what but still don't seem to understand their language. Not forgetting they don't want to accept change and give excuses even without trying. Some peope never learn. Mid-Year Appraisal with Reuben tomorrow so I better be prepared.