Hi guys, I am Bohan from 2F. The best way to remember me is that I am index number 28 or 27+1. I am good at Chinese, Math, Science and bragging. I like to play basketball, but recently I just lost my expensive Molten GG7X in school after lending to a dumb dumb irresponsible guy. Luckily I still got a backup Spalding ball to bring to school to play during break time. Something interesting is that my senior also lost his expensive Molten GG7X  basketball in school after I lost mine. I do not like this year's year 1s as they are so short and annoying just like the kids from kindergarden. They also took over the hostel basketball court with their lousy basketball skills and they thought themselves as if they were Michael Jordan the hostel basketball court is only for them to play as they are in block F. 

*BTW I also look forward to this year's OELP as I finally can escape from my parents haha.😆

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I was a GOOD friend with Jiayi and through the years we had been together, I can tell that whatever Jiayi said in his introduction are fake: he's not the laziest person as I did my work even later than him(Proud to say that?Probably not😊); he has never proven his second statement that he could do things well if he put in efforts as he never ever put in efforts at all👿; being a Chinese, it is ironic that his Chinese is actually worse than his English👿; also, he hardly play basketball (and he S U C K S),he's still addicted to games👿(Yup he's an epic team destroyer, dun ask me why);lastly, this CID group is not a good one, it's the best. #WorstBraggerEver 

*I am not a gay, Jiayi is.

HEY HEY CHINGAY!
I like RV so much for the CHINGAY 2016 performances. I did not expect anything fun at first as I have gone there lots of times for New Year, but it turns out astonishingly amazing!
This year's theme is about SG100 compared to other years where it was only for Chinese New Year.
The First Formal Chingay Parade in Singapore was mooted by the then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew who was also the chairman of the People's Association (PA). Chingay, with all its noise and gaiety, would compensate for the ban on firecrackers, a customary New Year practice to drive away evil spirits.

For its first street parade on 4 February 1973, the PA teamed up with the Singapore National Pugilistic Federation for a grand show in the Year of the Ox, depicting aspects of Chinese culture – dragon and lion dances, martial arts and street opera.

So well received was the first Chingay Parade that the PA made it an annual festival. It celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2012.

I guess this years theme is much different from the past parade. SG100! Definitely, it will make all Singaporeans excited just by thinking. Throughout the performances, I guess they will also gain more knowledge about Singapore, and by that, I believe they will feel more proud to be a Singaporean.

Of course, by witnessing the vast parade and the vivid colors of the costumes and floats, cheerful participants and volunteers, effort put in by the people's association, I believe that it will be a huge success at actual parade, when all the Singaporeans will be so proud！

With that, I will just wait it to fulfill its purpose of celebrating SG100 and bond Singaporeans successfully!