Positive experience

Was on duty on Monday and the Boss of my Boss called me into his office. As a duty personnel, I was wondering what special task he had for me and well, it was to congratulate me on my stepping out into the civilian world. Received this montage which is the favourite gift of my Boss' Boss. It's wasn't a big deal, everyone gets it, you can call it a natural progression.

He asked me about my experiences, positive and negative ones and frankly speaking I wasn't prepared. But I know that I enjoyed being in his unit (yes, I'm serious) He may be a hard man and he pushed us hard, but looking back, we understand now that this is the way a proper Ba◇◇◇◇◇on is supposed to function. If I were to be blessed with a slack Ba◇◇◇◇◇on, I'd still be blur on many things. And I'm glad I went to B◇◇◇o. After staying abroad for 5 years, I was told that I was trained and was chucked into unit. Through B◇◇◇o, I did a lot of OJT while the guys were also getting adapted to it. My favourite? Must be the 2D/1N excursion in January when everyone took a step down while those who couldn't go any lower were on off. I liked it because it was back to school, everyone knew what to do, and everyone had a certain level of enthusiasm, pushing wasn't necessary.

Wonder if the picture is taboo, if it is, I'll mosaic the faces as well as the uniforms lol

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Watched Hancock and Wanted

Hancock:

I'll only say that Will Smith was disappointing. It's like he shot a movie just because he needed to shoot a movie (sounds familiar eh?) I'd suggest that he picks his script soon. When people are drawn to it because of him, he must at least single-handedly lift the summer blockbuster. Another disappointing one after I am Legend

Wanted:

The plot was simple and predictable. Simple because it was another case of a kid learning ways of assassination and after much brutal training, he became the best and needed to carry out his mission. Predictable because he could not have finished his final mission after just an hour so he is bound to switch side and expectedly, he did, bomb the place up and gg to the baddies.

Minus the storyline, I like the way it was shot: A lot of Matrix-like screenplay, the slow-mo here and there, and if I get to advise, please spend your money on it, rather than on Will Smith. Looking forward to The Dark Knight though.