Friday, July 31, 2009
3:50 PM
I'm bored, so I'm blogging! I'm much happier no one comes here anyway, so I can rant away. It's sad that it's deserted, still...
guess what? They're gonna extend Aung San Suu Kyi's trial! WHAT THE.... #$%$@^&%#^$!#@#$%!!! They're always doing this, doing this to kawaiso Suu Kyi. I feel like going to Burma and get her our of that crazy life RIGHT NOW! But you know what, I can't. I can't do that and that makes me so infuriated!! I talk about this crap stuff, but this is all I'm doing. Writing what I feel like in this blog, doing nothing at all in real life. I want to do something, I seriously do. But nothing gets to my head.
So anyway, this gave me motivation to work hard for my O levels!! You know, if I get successful and respected, people will listen to me. People will look at me, and I can do something. I need to work hard to be someone people can seek help from. I can actually do something for Suu Kyi(if possible, hopefully) and all the other future Suu Kyis out there. So for you all who's reading(if any), work hard if you want to do something. Are you angry about something, or someone? Then work hard in your O levels, and you'll have no idea how much power your job can give you (:
I may be wrong, but this can lead to something good. You never know....
Changing the subject, that Koh in school makes me so mad! He's evil I tell you, EVIL!!! He scolds me for NOTHING, he gives others a yellow form(which means you've done something BAD) for NOTHING and he scolds people without even THINKING!! Stupid, I want to get my Dad to write a letter about him. I want to make a petition to change him. I want to do something, but I'm extremely worried if I'm doing the right thing. For one thing, I hardly even know him. I can't be all that sure that he's made of just pure evil! So I'm just gonna write down the few cases I've piled up about him.
Case 1: Me getting scolded from him for the very first time, in 4 years.
I was looking for Ms Cao, to help me with my DSA form, so I knocked on the door of the staff room. 'knock knock', and his face appeared among many others. I understood many teachers have a lot of marking to do, so I took the courtesy to ask him really fast,...
"Tcher, is Ms Cao here?"
He, in my opinion being extremely rude, looked behind him, turned to me and smiled. So I, thinking his aged ears might've been spoiled a bit, kindly asked him again.
"Is Ms Cao here?"
He instead gave me a sinister smile and said, "I dono who yar taw-keen to." Translating to English, it's "I'm not sure who you're talking to."
My head went blank and I went, "Huh?" I'm quite sure I'm making eye contact with him and there was no one there, so no one would be in the right minds to say that now, would they? And then came along Christin happily saying "Hi, Mr. Koh" to him. He smiled, this time sincerely, to her and said, "Si, she say hi to me, you tork right that how I know yar taw-keen tsu me." Translating, it would be "She kindly said 'hi' to me which tells me she's speaking directly to me. Unlike you, who barges in and immediately asks for your teacher."
I might be rude, but I'm very sure the very reason why I "barged in and immediately asked for my teacher" is to make sure the teacher answering the door does not need to waste his or her time listening to my selfish request. He thought I was being impolite by doing so, which seems preposterous to me. Nevertheless, I kept smiling and said thank you as always.
Case 2: My clique irritated during recess.
I was walking to the table where my friends were eating, and the table beside us were full of plates with leftovers all over. Now, in my school it's a big crime to leave your plates and utensils on the table and they would make a huge fuss about this. It was there before I came, so I just sat beside my friends and continued the daily routine I've been having for the last 10 years. And then a few teachers started coming and asking us a few questions about who did it, a friend said "They were Chinese." and so they left, knowing there was nothing more they could do but to clean up the mess those childish people did.
And then, Koh came and started asking the prefect patrolling behind us about it. The prefect told him he didn't see who left the plates there. Koh, being perfectly insane in my opinion, started complaining about how the prefect should be perfectly able to see. It may be wrong for the patrolling prefect to not see it, but the teachers like himself are also patrolling, weren't they? And they also did not see the culprits, did they? That would simply mean he's also to blame. That would also mean he was in a very good position to see and he didn't. The prefect might've come later as they only got 5 minutes to eat, so it's not impossible to be a little late for their duty, but I don't see any reason why Koh didn't see the people who did it.
He started whining how incompetent the prefect was and even called another prefect and explained the story to him. It might be ridiculous of me, but I don't think the plates and utensils would fly to the basins where they should be if he just whined, am I right? Him whining does not make anything more than air pollution for us and the prefects. He even blamed another friend of mine who is a student leader for also being incompetent. My student leader friend actually was sitting on a bench where her back was facing that table, so she could not have seen the people who did it unless she has two eyes at the back of her head, that is. The prefect and my friend had to carry the plates and the utensils while he watched, thinking how incompetent they were.
These were the 2 cases I've seen with my own eyes, so I'm quite sure it wasn't made up or anything. I'm in no right to say this, but by judging on what I've seen, he's incompetent, he can't speak English properly, he thinks he's always right and he thinks everyone else is always wrong.
*by the way, if this post is incompetent in terms of its English in any way, please understand I'm not all that good in English so I would appreciate if you ignore the mistakes.
