BUY A LAPPIE or at least a desktop computer!!!!

It amazes me sometimes, knowing that there are university students who doesn't possess a lappie (that's what I call a laptop) or even a desktop computer. How the hell did and will they survive??

Lappie or at least a desktop computer is considered a must to my family studying in university. We need it to do our assignment (and all of it needed to be COMPUTER-TYPED), there are presentations, and sometimes we even need it for our homework!

Students as " time-saving" (not lazy xD) as me do their home using a lappie or desktop computer. We do it using Microsoft Word and just print out the answer. It saves alot of time and with Microsoft Word's brilliant grammar check, it ensures that our work are free from grammar mistakes. It is also wwwwaaaaayyyyyy lot tidier. How convenient is that??

A lappie or a desktop computer is also a source of entertainment (everyone knows that) especially to those who study here in Kampar. It is the best entertainment here you can get where there's only a Tesco here for you to shop (you call that shopping??) and NO CINEMA!!! We'll have to travel half and hour to Ipoh to watch a movie or do some ACTUAL shopping. F.Y.I, I haven't even watch Transformer 2 yet!!!!! How s*ck is that????

So, parents all across the world, please buy your child/children a lappie or desktop computer (lappies are more convenient) when they're studying in college or university. 1st reason, you don't want your son or daughter to fail on their assignment which leads to failing their course, do you? 2nd, you also don't want your son or daughter to have lack of entertainment or relaxation and have no other ways to release their stress which can lead to mental illness, do you?

If your answer to the above questions is "No, I do not want my child/children to have any problems in their college or university life.", buy them a lappie or desktop! A BLOODY good one if you can. Anything else, it's at your own risk. xD





Timeless Thoughts On Love - #4. Reflections On Love
To love and be loved
is to feel the sun
from both sides.
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