Saturday morning

horee horee horee..finished reading "manufacturing systems"..feel so great though i'm slightly off-track..but the subject was quite interesting..never imagine that manufacturing something needs a lot of equations in order to minimise the cost..thats new..i thought the equations thingy just work when we want to calculate the key to success.."usaha + sabar = berjaya".."game + tido = lingkup"..but guys, bare in mind..master yoda once told me..."(usaha + tido)/(game +sabar) = 1st class upper"..yeahh baby..because the bad things will cancel out each other..see..our life is filled with lots of equations..
hmm..watched "scrubs" the first episode this morning..after watching it, i fancy being a doctor rather than being "engineers with equations"..hehe..sorry engineers..bye bye..if only doctors don't have to go "on-call", i think the job is interesting..plus the good things we're about to do to people and the big money waiting for us..hehehe..money minded huh..well all doctors out there..keep it up..
now the yucky thing.."Professional Responsibility of Engineers" subject..actually theres not much to study..but the lecturer gave us so many pages of case studies making the subject seems so complicated..do i have to know the details of the "hatfield" train crash? do i have to know bits and pieces of the "folding bicycle"?..do i?..i think not..i just have to know the type of approach needed to face those kinds of situations in real life..the case study helps us to understand the theory more..yes, its true..perhaps not too much details so that we (the students, especially the non-western european background as claimed by the lecturer) can differentiate between the course's materials and the unwanted things..blimey..
be patience and take a deep breath..just remember the success equation i gave you guys just now..right now..i feel like eating kuey teow goreng..saw some dried kuey teow in the cupboard downstairs..yummy..