Random~
I noticed that there's more and more people reading my archives, ok I got the hint, so here I am! Let me start off with this incident that I encountered when I took a bus to suntec city last monday. The bus reached orchard road and reached a particular stop where a whole bunch of students (almost enough to form a class) from RGS were waiting for the bus. Well, if the class of students get into the bus it's most likely for the bus to be packed. And then some of the girls couldn't get onto the bus. And so they shouted (or screamed, I can't figure it out because their voice are too high-pitch and I think it would sound the same either way) , "Please move to the rear!!!".
I don't know why but I feel this air of arrogance from that sentence. You think everyone know what is rear ah? Move to the back say move to the back la, what rear? I don't know but I've never liked people who does this in the public, it feels like they are commanding the people, and there are some spaces in the middle, maybe they could have moved to those spaces themselves.
Ok enough about that, so next let's talk about "plastic friends". "Plastic" not as in they had plastic surgery, but as in fake. Well, there's a type of people who makes friends with people just because those people benefits them. From some of my personal experiences and some accounts I heard from my relatives, these people do exist and are mostly in our generation. Just because grades and results are becoming more and more important to students in Singapore. Some would make friends with clever people in their class just because they can borrow their notes and photocopy them for their own benefits. And they wouldn't mind spending hours during lectures or lessons sitting beside someone they can find no common topics to talk about.
Shouldn't this be what adults in the working society are doing, not the students! Well, it's sad how education is taking away the innocent minds that Singaporeans used to have.
Well, this might offend some of you, because you might be doing it yourself, but if you are doing it, can I suggest that before you scream vulgarities at the innocent computer and make a promise you're going to kill me the next time you see me, maybe you should first think about what I've typed here.
I don't have the right to say it's wrong for you to want the best for yourself. But are you happy doing this?
I don't know why but I feel this air of arrogance from that sentence. You think everyone know what is rear ah? Move to the back say move to the back la, what rear? I don't know but I've never liked people who does this in the public, it feels like they are commanding the people, and there are some spaces in the middle, maybe they could have moved to those spaces themselves.
Ok enough about that, so next let's talk about "plastic friends". "Plastic" not as in they had plastic surgery, but as in fake. Well, there's a type of people who makes friends with people just because those people benefits them. From some of my personal experiences and some accounts I heard from my relatives, these people do exist and are mostly in our generation. Just because grades and results are becoming more and more important to students in Singapore. Some would make friends with clever people in their class just because they can borrow their notes and photocopy them for their own benefits. And they wouldn't mind spending hours during lectures or lessons sitting beside someone they can find no common topics to talk about.
Shouldn't this be what adults in the working society are doing, not the students! Well, it's sad how education is taking away the innocent minds that Singaporeans used to have.
Well, this might offend some of you, because you might be doing it yourself, but if you are doing it, can I suggest that before you scream vulgarities at the innocent computer and make a promise you're going to kill me the next time you see me, maybe you should first think about what I've typed here.
I don't have the right to say it's wrong for you to want the best for yourself. But are you happy doing this?
