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    Wednesday, September 01, 2010

    A primary school poem

    If I owned a car,
    I could drive myself to work everyday, instead of squeezing with a million others in buses / trains.

    If I owned a car,
    I could drive others around, and to go to places I want to, without having to wonder which bus goes to that destination, without having to worry about leaving early to catch the last public transport back.

    If I owned a car,
    I could keep my bowling bowls in the car boot and go bowling whenever I feel like it, without having to think what a freaking trouble it is to lug my 3 bowling balls of 14 pounds each around, worse still, on public transport (refer to stanza 1 of this poem please).

    If I owned a car,
    I could use it as a mobile storage space, without having to carry stuff wherever I go.

    If I owned a car,
    I could drive my girlfriend around when we go dating, and without me having the nagging feeling of what-the-stupid-and-incompetent-bf-I-am. Inferiority complex, that is.

    If I owned a car,
    I won't be a laughing stock at others who owned a car, or have the delusion of people laughing at me for not owning a car.

    If only I owned a car. Okay I can carry on dreaming.

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