what?
while coming home in the bus today, a bunch of girls boarded the bus and decided to sit in front of me. ok. then, one of the girls took out some stuff from her bag and passed it to another girl. so, she opened it and it was their class photo! no big deal. until the first (and fat) girl asked the second girl (fat too) something like "nice hor?" then, i realised that the edges of the folder thing that contained the picture was burnt.
wow! that's like the biggest cliche in the world. i thought it was only popular when i was in primary school (was it? or was it not popular at all?). anyway, what's so nice about having a burnt-up folder anyway? if she decided to burn a hole right in the middle of the photo, then that would be cool. very cool.
i also saw that the folder was littered with various signatures. of course, this is an extremely wide-spread phenomenon, ever present in our schooling community. but why? i have never ever gotten the point of asking friends to sign your class photo. maybe they want to show their classmates that they have a lot of friends. "ay, i got more friends than you. let's compete and see who can get more signatures."
or maybe they are so insecure that they worry when they show their children/grandchildren their old class photos, their children/grandchildren would not believe they were really in it. so they have to ask each of the students to verify that the picture was real by signing on it. however, i think it would be better if they signed directly on their faces in the picture insead, in order to better identify themselves.
then, there are those who say "it's for rememberance." so, 20 years from now, some lucky soul who got my autograph would say "ryan is such a nice person. i can still remember what his signature looks like." HAHAHA. or maybe he became a bank employee and i just happened to visit the bank he was working in. "hey, are you ryan from sji?" "who the fuck are you? how did you know what school i was from?" "oh, i recognise you from your signature." WAHAHAHA!
yeah, whatever. it's raining nice and heavy right now. the tests today weren't too bad, although maths was still fucked, as usual. but history, suprisingly, was not bad at all. so then, it's social studies tomorrow and i can prepare to die.
wow! that's like the biggest cliche in the world. i thought it was only popular when i was in primary school (was it? or was it not popular at all?). anyway, what's so nice about having a burnt-up folder anyway? if she decided to burn a hole right in the middle of the photo, then that would be cool. very cool.
i also saw that the folder was littered with various signatures. of course, this is an extremely wide-spread phenomenon, ever present in our schooling community. but why? i have never ever gotten the point of asking friends to sign your class photo. maybe they want to show their classmates that they have a lot of friends. "ay, i got more friends than you. let's compete and see who can get more signatures."
or maybe they are so insecure that they worry when they show their children/grandchildren their old class photos, their children/grandchildren would not believe they were really in it. so they have to ask each of the students to verify that the picture was real by signing on it. however, i think it would be better if they signed directly on their faces in the picture insead, in order to better identify themselves.
then, there are those who say "it's for rememberance." so, 20 years from now, some lucky soul who got my autograph would say "ryan is such a nice person. i can still remember what his signature looks like." HAHAHA. or maybe he became a bank employee and i just happened to visit the bank he was working in. "hey, are you ryan from sji?" "who the fuck are you? how did you know what school i was from?" "oh, i recognise you from your signature." WAHAHAHA!
yeah, whatever. it's raining nice and heavy right now. the tests today weren't too bad, although maths was still fucked, as usual. but history, suprisingly, was not bad at all. so then, it's social studies tomorrow and i can prepare to die.
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