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Salam'alaik..Hi all. =) Guess what? Yesterday I did an experiment on... myself. Yah, me.Monday, 3rd April. Reached heaven at 8am from work. Chat a bit and went to dreamland at 9am. Woke up at 3pm, refresh and went to work, again. Until 22.20, took the mrt, slept for 5 mins, rush back home, transform, and back to work, again... again. Done at 7am. Went home, rest for an hour and back to work again again AGAIN!Finally finish at 1600 and still awake, up till now.The point is, I did a straight 24hrs work and an hour rest in total. From (3 April- 3pm) to (4 April - 4pm)The morale of the story: from the experiment above, we can say that human body can actually resist working straight 24 hours without proper rest. Thus, can you imagine how will your exam result looks like when you sacrifice your sleep? ergh.. -_-"