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A young musician in the making, Joel enjoys having learnt the piano, and plays it with passion and excitement. He has performed in many other smaller concerts and gatherings in the passed recent years. A secondary four student in Catholic High School, one of the top secondary schools in Singapore, Joel takes music as one of his ‘O’-Level subjects.
Joel currently holds a Grade 8 ABRSM in piano, and is pursuing his diploma this year. He also plays the cornet in the school’s symphonic band, and has participated in many performances, ranging from school concerts to annual band concerts at the Victoria Concert Hall and the Esplanade. Together with the band, he has taken part in competitions both locally (like the SYF) and overseas, like the World Music Contest held in Holland.
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
11:16 PM
I hear people using the “F” word and other unpleasant words more often nowadays, and to me, I find that they are naïve and credulous. I seriously got to name a few, although it will not be nice, people like (you know who) and lastly my brother.
The definition of the “F” word taken from dictionary.com would be:
1. To have sexual intercourse with.
2. Slang (used to express anger, disgust etc.), to treat unfairly or harsh.
The phrasal verb of it would be “F” around, which means:
1. To behave in a frivolous or meddlesome way.
2. To engage in sex.
Oh, by the way, there is also an idiom of it, which is Give A “F”, meaning to care and concern.
Therefore, after reading this, I hope that those who use the word would stop saying it, as it only shows how “mature” you are.
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