This is officially the funniest video I have ever seen. Man, I can't sit through ten seconds without bursting into fits of uncontrollable laughter.
And this is a bloody hard game to play. There has to be some way of playing that gets the poor, seemingly muscle-less guy to the finish line a hundred metres away. I've seen people do it online, but I'm just not bothered to waste any more of my time trying to help the poor thing out.
Anyway, it totally goes to show that it takes a huge lot of effort for us to walk and move about, 'cause there are quite a few muscles that need to be controlled and an awareness of our surroundings to be taken care of.
Man, we're awesome beings. Such complexity.
Went out to Limbang today with an uncle and three cousins. And my mum and brother.
Learnt about "cousin points", this new theory one of my cousins has. According to him, the more you get to know your cousins, the more cousin points you earn, and therefore he'll reward you with some stuffed toy or money or something if you've managed to accumulate a certain number of cousin points.
It's funny. I like that a nine/ten year old sees the value of cousinship (this is a real word, I swear it).
Didn't do much there, ate, walked around, used the bathroom, bought some food, came back.
Nothing eventful really happened, except at some point my brother started singing the theme song to 'Angelina Ballerina' really loudly in the car and then we all tried to annoy him by singing a rousing rendition of the theme to 'Little Einsteins'.
In conclusion, I think kids nowadays watch too much television.
Okay, I'mma go off now, 'cause I've got an episode of 'How I Met Your Mother' and the latest Shaytards vlog to watch.
Adieu.
P.S. Yeahp, still reading Anna Karenina. Savouring every little bit with Levin and Oblonsky in it. Levin is a great guy and Oblonsky's such a dear.
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