Dearest Shisus Siwon,
Wishing you a very happy birthday! Hope that your day (and days to come) will be full of happiness~ Remember to take a break when you're tired! D:
You gotta love those Shibrows ;) And those abs under that shirt...
Anyhoo! Stay charming and don't ever change your hand gestures! They provide humongous entertainment value :D
Hmm, it's interesting to find that other sites are sharing my (less-than-perfect) translation of articles from Chinese to English x)) Nonetheless, I think it's time to ask people not to modify the credits =_=
Try Googling eternalsnow @ SJ-world.net ;P
Oh wow, I've just explained why haemoglobins in Thallassemia have a lower oxygen carrying capacity compared to those in Sickle Cell Disease to my aunt (who's a nurse).
Weiiiiiird.
“Therefore you have no excuse, everyone of you who passes judgment, for in that which you judge another, you condemn yourself; for you who judge practice the same things.” – John 8:7
How true, how true.
Lo' and behold what Physiology and Pharmacology can do to people. (FYI, we're discussing why loop diuretics/furosemide and thiazides can cause hypokalemic metabolic alkalosis. On Facebook.)
No, don't worry. We're still perfectly sane. At least we think we are. 8D
Like OMG!
POPULARITY AWARD!
HALLYU SPECIAL AWARD!
BONSANG!!
SUPER GIRL + SORRY SORRY REMIX PERFORMANCE IN WHITE SUITS!! (fucking hot I tell you)
ALL IN ONE DAY~ Super Junior is really jjang!! See boys, you guys are really REALLY popular outside Korea!! :D
P/S: I'M WAITING FOR 4JIB! Come back as a complete group please! :D
*continues spazzing while trying to study*
Dear GameKyu/SmartKyu/DramaKyu/NerdKyu/MathKyu/whatever other nicknames you have, (=P)
Yay~ I can pick up bits and pieces of what the guests are saying on Korean shows x)
I guess my Korean classes are finally starting to pay off :D
But blah, I hate this stupid flu. Making my head hurt like crap. And I really don't feel like attending Dr. B's class tomorrow. I thought it was supposed to be Prof. T's class =_= Hopefully the former doesn't start banging the table in order to keep us quiet again. I seriously feel like a primary school kid when she does that.
Flow
The flow of someone's handwriting can tell you how they tend to think. People who use a script with many connections between almost all of the individual letters usually also make these connections between parts of their everyday life. They tend to be rational, and infallibly logical. People with some connected letters are imaginative and often depend on their intuition when making decisions. People whose handwriting demonstrates few connections between letters are not always practical when making decisions.Pressure
Pressure also can say a lot about someone's personality. Writing that demonstrate much pressure is often the result of good health, much energy, and a forceful personality. Conversely, light writing with little pressure points to physical weakness, lethargy, and/or a more mellow personality.Capital Letters
This refers to the size of capital letters in relationship to lowercase letters. A large size disparity in a sample of handwriting points to an arrogant, dishonest personality. Capital letters that are the same size as lowercase ones signifies honesty and humbleness.Line Slope
The overall slope of a sample of handwriting can show the mood of the person when they were writing. Typically, handwriting with a rising slope was written by someone in a optimistic and energetic mood. Handwriting with a straight slope was written by someone who was self-controlled, reliable, and in a stable emotional state. A falling slope indicates that the author was worried and felt a lack of self confidence. Often a person's handwriting can be rising one day and have a falling slope on the next. So instead of analyzing one sample of handwriting, you should look at a bunch written on several different days. What direction was the slope of the handwriting slanting in? This can give you a feel of the general mood of the person.Slant
The slant of someone's handwriting is an indicator of their emotional makeup. The farther someone's handwriting slants to the left, the less they are holding themselves back when they compose a line of writing. Graphologists (specialists who study handwriting) correlate this to not holding emotions back. In general, people whose handwriting slants rightward (//) tend to respond to situations with strong emotions. They are open, warm hearted, and outgoing. When making decisions, they follow their hearts and not their minds. If someone's handwriting is vertical, it generally means that they use reason not emotions to come to decisions but they still often have strong emotional reactions to the world around them. People whose handwriting slants to the left (\\) keep their emotions in check at all times and are often seen as cold and indifferent.Signature
Many people have a developed signature that they use as a personal stamp at the end of letters and on important documents. This signature is like a static picture of what they want to be and usually differs from normal handwriting. So you can use the elements of handwriting mentioned above (slant, pressure, line slope etc.) to see what image people want to show the world.
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Those that apply to me are in bold ;P
Gosh, the weather is impossible to handle.
Left the windows open while it was raining outside (I have a balcony outside) but not a trace of wind could be felt. D:
Damn j00 global warming!
On a side note, I can't believe how good Kyuhyun still sounds even though his voice was tweaked to a higher pitch so as to make him sound like a girl. -_-
~ Particularly in love with 
, a.k.a. the eternal leader of Super Junior.
