110KM! For now, i shall not want more. Because it can really kill me. Anyway the route was to go East Coast, then Changi Village Through the perimeter of Changi Airport, followed by Pasir Ris, Hougang, Yio Chu Kang, Sembawang, Woodlands, Kranji, then down Woodlands Road to Choa Chu Kang/Bt Batok Road, West Coast, Pasir Panjang(Telok Banglah), Anson Road(CBD), then Rocher and home. It's really one round around Singapore and it's 110KM, and i made it. Anyway the road to East Coast and the road along the perimeter of changi was smooth, except for the fact that there was a lot of headwind when i was at the perimeter. I stopped by the perimeter for like 30mins just observing planes take off and land. Was nice. You can just feel the vibration of the strong engines. It's very near and nice. Anyway the moment i reached Changi Beach it started raining but i only stopped for awhile at a bus stop. Thinking that theres no point waiting, i continued on to and cycled to Pasir Ris. The rain got heavier so i took a break at one of the blocks just after passing the MRT station, but the rain didnt lighten so i continued on to Hougang before stopping by at Tampines Giant to get a drink. It was just a non-stop journey to Yio Chu Kang, then up to Woodlans and down to Choa Chu Kang Road. At Bukit Batok i took a break at a petrol kiosk and after that continued heading down towards West Coast. When i reached West Coast it stopped raining, and the rain was almost zero. Cycled towards SEntosa Gateway, then to CBD district. Then from there, cycled up to home. At United Square one shithead taxi driver just dashed out of this side Road, almost colliding with another taxi travelling on the main road. luckily both stopped in time, and luckily i didnt start cycling a few seconds earlier. Such a dimwit driver. Anyway the final distance is 110KM. (: My new record.
http://listcrux.com/top-10-easy-and-painless-ways-to-die/ Sleeping pills sounds easiest. Wonder if Panadol would have the same effect.
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