I'm getting impatient
Alright, i've just taken my Listening comprehension and I can seriously tell you that it sucks. Simply SUCKS. I screwed it up, i got my Qn 1 wrong and that is like 1% out of 100% of my overall Chinese Grade. Guess that I'm a HongKonger with a lousy Chinese standard afterall. Anyway, my GP is not any better too. So, I came to ask myself this question, 'What am I?' To speak the truth, I'm just piece of junk Perhaps i should have ended this prolonging pain 17 years ago when i had a high fever. Mrs Teo, sometimes I really wish you're there, not to teach me English but to talk to me.
One thing I realised about JC students is that they are arrogant. I'm serious about it and it flows in their blood.
XYZ: " Wow! Your school is really good lorrr! My school is seriously very stressful and i heard from my classmate who went to JJ saying that JJ is so much better than my school. "
Me: " Har? cool."
People, what do you see in these coded sentences?Yes, SARCASM! There's only two things i see in that conversation and that is 1) that person is trying to show how much his or her school does for his or her. 2) that person is seriously trying to show how lazy my school is and not even bothering about the students' results. I'm not being sensetive, I'm just stating facts. If that's not what the person is trying to say then i'm sorry, that is how i perceived it as. Therefore, if you think your school is so much better than mine, why aren't you scoring As? Ask yourself this.
Often, when JC students see questions from better schools, they will be discouraged and go on thinking that the question is going to be tough. BETTER school?! Rubbish, the term better school is just because they scored a few points higher than the others! So what if they're from Hwa Chong JC? Raffles JC? Will their question be more geuine than the rest? bullshit, that's not true. Hey, so JC students out that, dropped the habit of perceiving questions from better schools as harder questions. Furthermore, my tutor once said that good schools set questions that look tough but stupid.
JC students, first three months are over, i would suggest you guys to spend more time on getting good grades rather than showing off your own schools. Till then if you get good grades, it'll be alright to show your achievements and i'll applaud for you.
Readers, I'm sincerely sorry for those who i have offended. who knows, I might be representing one of the hundreds to speak their hearts out. Again, I am who i am and i speak for what i think should be spoken.
One thing I realised about JC students is that they are arrogant. I'm serious about it and it flows in their blood.
XYZ: " Wow! Your school is really good lorrr! My school is seriously very stressful and i heard from my classmate who went to JJ saying that JJ is so much better than my school. "
Me: " Har? cool."
People, what do you see in these coded sentences?Yes, SARCASM! There's only two things i see in that conversation and that is 1) that person is trying to show how much his or her school does for his or her. 2) that person is seriously trying to show how lazy my school is and not even bothering about the students' results. I'm not being sensetive, I'm just stating facts. If that's not what the person is trying to say then i'm sorry, that is how i perceived it as. Therefore, if you think your school is so much better than mine, why aren't you scoring As? Ask yourself this.
Often, when JC students see questions from better schools, they will be discouraged and go on thinking that the question is going to be tough. BETTER school?! Rubbish, the term better school is just because they scored a few points higher than the others! So what if they're from Hwa Chong JC? Raffles JC? Will their question be more geuine than the rest? bullshit, that's not true. Hey, so JC students out that, dropped the habit of perceiving questions from better schools as harder questions. Furthermore, my tutor once said that good schools set questions that look tough but stupid.
JC students, first three months are over, i would suggest you guys to spend more time on getting good grades rather than showing off your own schools. Till then if you get good grades, it'll be alright to show your achievements and i'll applaud for you.
Readers, I'm sincerely sorry for those who i have offended. who knows, I might be representing one of the hundreds to speak their hearts out. Again, I am who i am and i speak for what i think should be spoken.
posted by Mau Cheung at
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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