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For the past few years, I’ve been using quite a lot of Sony Ericsson phones. I started out with a Nokia 6510, and that lasted me until 2006.

2006 is the year of the awesome phones, with those mp3 player thingy, and camera phones.

So I became an ass and asked for a new phone, to go with the flow as they say.

And so, I got myself this phone,

My first ever “awesome” phone, the w550i.

With 1.3mp, and a built-in 256mb memory, and it’s a swivel phone (something you don’t see everyday), this phone I’ve been using for quite some time.

But, didn’t really last long though (didn’t reach 1 year lol), because the temptation for a much better awesome camera phone was high, so I gave this phone to my father, and this time, I got

the w660i, a neat walkman-cum-camera phone. Yeah, so I was happy with this phone, but something didn’t really satisfy me with this phone,

And that was the camera function, again. Ever since that day, I started to become a photographing freak, so I sold this phone off to a forummer at Miricommunity.net (this phone served me for 9 months) , and the next day, I bought this phone,

The k800i. Cameraphone at it’s best. And this phone I’ve been using it for a year I think (no i did not foo. I used it for only 11 months, 1 month short for an anniversary). I wanted to sell this phone off, but my sister bought it from me.

So next I got the LG Viewty, but then I sold it off because I was aiming for the Sony Ericsson C905, which looks sexyliciously sexy. Oh my.

But oh well, I’ll just have to survive using an old school Nokia 6610 and Nokia 6510.

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I was browsing through Facebook, through the insanely amount of notifiers that I’ve received (related to the post before this lol) and I stumbled upon a comment made by my friend Nicholas Chin, and he said,

From complete strangers, turning to good friends within a year. Then in the end, breaking apart to continue to pursuit our own dreams in different paths.

Seriously, this statement just blown my mind. How true is that.

*sob*

Just within a year, without knowing eachother, we’ve grown a bond with eachother. Just before coming back from campus, I was with him, Raj and Liew, makan-makan a bit, talk cock and all.

At the same time, we were talking how we’ve changed compared to last semester.

How we originally do not know each other, and now we’re close.

How we come from different places, but end up and meet in Curtin.

How we come from different backgrounds, but end up fitting among eachother.

How we used to stay silent in class, and now we talk cock like there’s no tomorrow.

And so on.

Foundation life will soon be over in 2 weeks. (technically, after exams la).

And we all will be separated, going our own ways. But some of you might say, “Ehhh, you guys still will be in Curtin la. Why sad sad.”

Why sad sad you ask?

Because we won’t be as close as this anymore (hope not). We have our own assignments to settle, not as a group, but individuals in our own respective courses.

Because we won’t be hanging out in the same classroom everytime.

Because we won’t be spending time copying each other’s tutorial during class.

Because we won’t be united like this anymore.

:(

Damn you Nicholas. I hate you for saying out such awesome thing.