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      OH MY GOSH I was supposed to post this a year and a half ago in 2016 June and here it comes NOW, so a shoutout to my Godlike procrastination level which caused me to have a painful A Level experience . (This paragraph updated in 2017 Dec)      Let's get to the point now. So, I did appendicitis/appendix operation on June 9th 2016, in South Korea. ( And I am back in Korea again now!! TIME FLIES ) Before I start, let me give you guys a rough idea on what appendicitis operation exactly is, because to be honest I myself did not knew about it as well. But if you guys already know what that is, just skip all these information in between the stars.                                           ★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆★ Appendicitis  is an inflammation of the appendix , a 3 1/2-inch-long tube of tissue that extends from the large intestine. No one is absolutely certain what the function of the appendix is. One thing we do know: We can live without it, without apparent consequences.

     Hey guys. So, my awesome Dad used his mileage to treat me a Business-Class flight from Singapore to South Korea on December 13th 2017, and that is my first ever- Business-Class experience. Before I continue, let me clarify a misconception that some of my friends have towards me: Misconception: I am rich Ans: No I am not. And I'm not being some humble cunt here. My Dad may be earning more than an average Man around his age, but I am definitely not rich, and my entire family is thrifty as well. I've only taken Economy-Class throughout my life and I felt so bad when my Dad got me a Business-Class. Furthermore, it is a ONE-WAY Business-Class, so when I return to Singapore, it'll be back to my usual Economy-Class, which I still appreciate lots. Taking an airplane is a luxury good isn't it (:      So back to the topic. My Dad treated me a Business-Class flight, as a present for me in  completing my A-Level in 3 years.   Which I still think I do not deserve it at

     Hey guys I’m back (just a 20 y.o. Korean douche; you're supposed to be 18 y.o. when taking A-Level) man. Anyways, I just ended my Cambridge Examination, Advanced Level (A-Levels) on December 1 st 2017. The last paper was Physics Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) which apparently I am predicting at least 15 questions wrong out of 30 ( Yes this is a true story ). Ok so how did I ended up in this pathetic situation, after 3 years ? I’ll talk about it below so if you’re very free, or you want to know what caused me to experience such a tragic Junior College (JC) life, please take a few minutes of your time to read it (: retards_in_pjc.jpg ------------------------------------------------------------------      BTW just in case you guys don't have the time or desire to read on, these are the summary points of my mistakes, which may be like some obvious mistakes. But yes, I made these obvious mistakes . 1) I did not practice enough questions as compared to othe