Anyway as it happened I was wondering if I�d be in the same group as chance, and I opened the grouping list to find that I was the first person in the group. i.e. I just made it in. fantastic =D

I then turned to the slot ballot list to find that our group was in the first slot.

Times like these make me feel like I�ve won at life =D

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On the way back after practical, I missed one bus and decided to go get something to eat for dessert, but who would have known that as I was reaching the shop, another A1 would pull up to the bus stop.

I guess life is a zero-sum game.

Then again, saving two hours is vastly better than saving ten minutes waiting for the bus, so I guess I still come out in the black.

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The practical was rather fun; I was asked to remove my shirt and subject to touchyfeely by a group of four other peers, who tried to locate my fifth intercostal space so that they could put ECG leads on me. This involved a large measure of tracing their fingers down my sternum and outward along my chest. Very ticklish.

Apparently my ECG is quite normal. Unlike Li Heng�s, who, according to the ECG, is currently experiencing continuous circuit rhythms and ventricular fibrillation. Hahaha no he isn�t, they hooked up the leads badly. Must have been quite shocking for him to see his ECG though.

Okay, I�m off! Double meaning.

written at 10:37 p.m.