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Tuesday, November 20, 2007
1:43 PM

Well, the funniest thing that happened to us recently would be the Global Entrepolis, a major exhibition for IvP. (Do I hear applause?) And when I say Global, I MEAN Global, with people fro places like the Nederlands, Poland, Czech Republic, China, India, Burma, Thailand... Just a hell lot of people. And where in Singapore can you host that much people? Where else but Sontech Cyti. The place was crazy. I mean, we're crazy too, but... yea. Anyway, the exhibition started at around 10.30 with people walking in and out wearing tags that said stuff like "Visitor" or "Delegate" or "VIP". At first we felt pretty bored, you know, sitting at a little corner where visitors were rare and few between. Presenting to these visitors were relatively easy and smooth, mostly for me, because Derek is such a quiet boy that to speak in a voice barely a decibel high might just kill him.

There were five groups of us from three schools, Nan Chiau Pri, ACS(I) and Choa Chu Kang Secondary. Urm, we were also given tables in that order. Anyway. We were at first warned about visitors from China. *Mouth wide open in horror* Really? Visitors from ZHONG GUO?

After two hours, it was lunchtime. Ahh. Lunchtime. We went in shifts with the other group of ACSians. I went first. And I came back soon after. Then it was Derek's turn. I asked him if there were any visitors in my absence. There wasn't. So he left.

A few minutes into his absence, I felt a little jittery. Why? Because my poor little Derek wasn't with me! Jk jk. Soon, a short Chinese man walked towards our portion of the table to look at our prototype. I thought he was Singaporean, so I was just about to present in English when...

"Zhe shi shen me? Gong yi pin?" In thick Chinese accent. Very thick. (Pardon me, Chinese input not working.)

I was stunned. I just kept quiet while he fiddled with the prototype. In fact, I thought, I didn't even know what gong yi pin is. After that I thought, maybe he meant to ask if it was a decorative item. Lol.

I mouthed the word "Chinese" over and over again to Mr See, who was sitting about 5 metres away. He didn't get me. So when the Chinese guy asked again: "Gong yi pin?" I just said "Bu shi, wo men zai mai wo men de idea." I am such a pathetic idiot. Derek was laughing at me over coffee later. (We do drink coffee a lot.) God. Why did I have to meet with the Chinese guy?

Sigh. Now that it's over, who cares, you know? *Shrugs* Maybe next time I'd learn how to reply something more logical.

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