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Monday, October 24, 2005
Congrats to all on the Captain's Ball Tournament... I was just commenting on what 'apt' names our school gives to events... (Classic example: Lifeskills Camp) As in, what has Captain's Ball have to do with cups, plates and bowls? Only reason I can think of is that people get really hungry after the games... It's almost as random as using teachers' names. (Imagine it being called Mak, Chek and Tieh. Just a suggestion... *Smiles sheepishly at the glares...*) I suppose everyone would rather be forfeited... Talking about teachers, I guess it's high time for me to appreciate them rather than making satirical jokes on them... As in, they did change my life, be it for the better or the worse. Kidding! I'll probably do something like what Xin Rong did, and I beg the lady's pardon if I do offend her. People out there probably think that I've gone insane, as I'm actually appreciating the teachers. Somehow, that's almost as likely as the end of the world, but well, the end of the world IS likely with bird flu... And Jiamin, you made me feel like throwing up when you called me 'CUTE LITTLE BABOON' on my tagboard... Answering Xin Rong's question on why people tag: To make others throw up, and thus generate economy with the huge demand on computers. The supreme pest buster aka my mom (irony: my brother's still alive...) has just taken a MOP in an attempt to kill one of those innocent mosquitoes zooming around in clumps. Really, the next thing she'll do would be using me as a bait. Well, you could call that creativity, using a mop to kill mosquitoes... (she reminds me of Monkey God from 'Journey to the West'. Irony: My supposed nickname [I'm still protesting about this] is baboon.) Once again, I seek your forgiveness that this whole post does not flow logically due to my random tendencies... To my sheer amazement, I'd passed my history essay with a level 5, which is the highest in class... Not that I am bragging about it, but my mouth flew open as I'd expected to get an ungraded for it. Firstly, it's on Australian soldier's spirits in the war, and as you all know, I am clearly as Australian as Indian. Ironically, I look like an Indian with my tan... Apologies, but the previous line does not hold any malicious comments on racism. Secondly, I did not study for it, nor cram my allowed page of notes with size 8 text... I'd only used 3/4 of the page with Arial size 12 text, and most of it was sprawled with examples from people unknownst to mere mortals like yours truly. Really ironically (Ng's going to be so proud of me grasping the concept of irony, and synthesizing it into my post, and the 'chicken jokes'. Perhaps not the latter.), my classmates all only received level 3s and 4s, including this guy who's obsessed with studying. Once more, I'm not bragging, but merely expressing my astonishment (and horror) that teachers here hold stupidity in such high esteem. Quoting what my teacher wrote in it, 'Excellent understanding of examples' as well as 'Great conclusion'. I do not exactly have anything against the former, since Ms Koh would slaughter me if I have not grasped the concept of source-based questions, but the latter seems really contradictory. A great example of this will be the clumsy conclusion that I'll arrive later in this post. I know that this is a bloody logical fallicy, but I've already said that my post does not flow logically. With that, I shall stop here. (What a 'great' conclusion this is...) Here's the dedication to the poor adults whose lives have been tormented by me back in you-know-where... For the fear of losing my head, I shall substitute names with fictitious ones... (I'm sure teachers wouldn't see what I'll write anyway, and much as it's a total waste of time, this is just to set my guilty heart at ease.) As this post is long enough, see next post for the dedications. 4:31 PM
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