Crazy Wings

Yesterday.

We went to the Easter service at 9am in the morning, then a group of us bus-ed to the Glen and challenged ourselves to... dun dun DUN! eat... crazy wings.

For a few seconds, all is fine and you think 'Hey, it's not that bad.' Then the burning starts. The fireball starts in your mouth, your tongue, and if you were silly enough to lick your lips, your lips. Eventually, it subsides and it's just numbness and throbbing. Then the burn moves to your stomach.

Kendrick took one bite and turned bright red, he couldn't finish the rest.

Chris was sweating like he ran a marathon after two wings.

Dong just died. Idk why he put himself through it. It's his second time.

Ben seemed pretty alright. He ran to the korean shop next door to buy us strawberry icypoles to de-burn our tongues. Without them, I'm pretty sure I would've just burst into flames.

I handled one pretty well if I do say so myself.

Luckily, Nicole didn't eat one. She can't stand spicy. ><

Someone mis-ordered honey wings. The guys offered me one off theirs. I know it's no big deal, but I found it sweet. I guess there are little perks to having long hair and a higher pitched voice.

After that, we split up. Ben, Chris, Dong and I just hung around, killing time before the movie, while Martyn, Ryan, Nicole and Kendrick went to watch Hunger Games. Most of the shops were closed.. But it was nice. Chill. There was no need to fill silences. They were comfortable. And it made for better conversation as I wasn't tripping over words like I often am when I'm being overly excited about something.

Went to pancake parlour. Played chess with Ben. Gosh, I kinda suck. But we didn't finish, so technically it was a draw. :) Jun-yi and Nathan joined us. Wrath of the titans was average. I bought Bread Top, it was OPEN. :D And we returned to Crazy Wings, only to encounter the other group munching on more chicken wings. Not the crazy ones.

Took the bus home with Martyn and Ben.

Hm. The guys don't seem to like Martyn very much. Okay, he has attitude and an ego, but I most guys do to a lesser extent, right? It's their macho thing. I think he just doesn't know how to act. He just wants to be liked, and I guess that's just his way of getting people's attention. It's not right to be mean, and he problems he needs to sort out. But I don't think excluding him or whatever is gonna solve the issue. O.o

Then again, maybe it's just me. And as Dong said 'It's different from a girl's perspective.' Or maybe extremely kind-hearted Mum has taught me to always try to see the best in people.

Well, I had fun, got to know people better, so I'm happy.

Me.