Today, the 14th of November 2008 was truly a memorable day for the Form Fives. The reason i'm saying this is because WE'VE GRADUATED...
Done in 3 days. By Me, Kai and Edmund (+ Tact for saying lots of jokes). Suggestions from the whole class. This is the final version. Thanks Siew Mun for lending me her camera for half day.
It seems like the only thing that i hear about nowadays is the Japanese students that visited out school on the 17th of october 2008.
Before they came, it was hard to miss all the excitement, the talking about the Japanese students, the souvenirs that we had to buy for them and how you were going to communicate with them.
While they were here, I not only had to hear about theJapanese students but also hear from the Japanese students.
And of course, if it is not painfully obvious, I, along with everyone else is hearing about them on this blog now.
However, despite the title of this post, I am not here to talk about the Japanese students.
However, I do have some comments for my fellow classmates.
To Ding Shen:
Consider yourself lucky that you got someone you could relate to and that you could at least understand half of what he was trying to say. And yes, eventhough my Add Math is horrible, i can say for a fact that the probability of it happening was VERY low. So, in a way, you're lucky that you can keep in touch with someone who is very much like you are.
To Kai Tian:
That's a very good idea about going to Japan. Lol, you could just go there and never be caught. You wouldn't even need a visa. Except you have to improve your Japanese. Then, there would be nothing that could stand in the way of you and Japan.
To Giap Chin:
Yea, I know that you're very good at Add Math, but don't show off in this blog la, lol.
And why did you announce that I told Mr. Yu about the blog. Was I not supposed to?
Anyways, making this blog was a great idea, so that we can post theevents that involves our class in this blog and also keep in touch with each other even after our SPM.
Salwa
Preview
me and my buddy kubota
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japanese part 1
japanese part 2
japanese part 3
photo taken @upload- kai tian
Everyday was nothing special. But on 16th of Oct, our class went for a jalan-jalan around the school compound. The reason is that we have to take photographs for our magazine page.
But...
I think real reason is that we wanna have fun!
Everyone enjoyed that english period =D (who don't?)
Previews:
Something funny happen to me when japanese came
Well, lets start from morning
my buddy name kubota he is very nice looking guy he 1 year younger than me
After taking him to his activities(i left him to chun jun :d)i goes around the school to take photo
while i was walking at the birdge i saw lau kah yan ,lily and lim wai weng with their buddy and 2 buddy friends at the passage to block B
Situation:
A:wai weng buddy friend number 1
B:wai weng buddy friend number 2
K:me
i walk toward them and both AB looking at me
A was wandering something
B wispering with A
A looking at me and say: are you japanese?
K surprise O.O say: no no no no
B say: yes yes yes not japanese
A looking at B say: Blah blah blah(japanese)
B say: malaysian yes malaysian
A say: yes yes malaysian...
K say:yes yes yes.....
till now i still cant stop laughing hehehe
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my family did say that i look like a japanese boy or korean boy
look like i can easily slip into their country without them know that im malaysian
japan here i come:D
All authors, read.
[In progress] Update: done!
Uploading photos taken on 16/10/2008
Estimated to be done by today!
[Arranging] Update: half uploaded, left my part
Photo of japanese students' visit to SSS 17/10/2008
Preparing to upload...
[Announcement]
Mr Yu visits this blog! Huh??
Yes! Salwa told him about it.
So...
[Members' input appreciated]
Update: Done!
Photos taken on thursday (16/10), should be added into our magazine page. Edmund told me to design that page for the class. And the problem is, I HAVE TO SUBMIT IT BY NEXT WEEK. So, your ideas, comments and suggestions are important! Any ideas, comments or suggestions?
Note: Creativity is the key!
@ Ding Shen,
Anyway , I never thought I could meet someone like him. The chance of meeting him must be very slim , could anyone count the probability?the world's population is 6 billion (more than that). To meet that person out of the random, its 1/(6x10^9) or 1/6000000000. But that's not the exact value i can say, there are so many factors influencing the probability. Hope we can treasure our friends and relationships! 1/(6x10^9)
Today , the Japanese students visited S.S.S. Everyone has their buddy with them during the day. I bet it's fun for them and the surians as well.
The weird thing is , my buddy called Yamasaki Takahiro has almost the same personality and interest as mine. He's almost like another me , just bigger in size and 1 year younger than me...
He is quiet, brief and straightforward , you know , laconic type of guy like me. Plus , he likes reading books and also play table tennis.
I did ask about his performance in school but wasn't quite able to get the precise information from him. The only answer he gave me is "good". So... ...
Well , can't blame him , if only he is better in english or I am better in japanese.
Anyway , I never thought I could meet someone like him. The chance of meeting him must be very slim , could anyone count the probability?
>.<
Well , at least he has fun here and we had great time together. But still , I couldn't deny that this is a coincidence. A coincidence that I could never forget.
In the previous post, giap chin mentioned that we called Mr. Yu "YuCl". But it seems like he forgot why we call him that. Actually, only Senior 5 Hope (year 2008) knows the secret of why we call him that (except giap chin la, haha)
Anyways, I'll clarify the reason why we call him that in this post (consider yourselves lucky)!
Here it goes:
Once upon a time, Mr. Yu was teaching us (Senior 5 Hope) the terrible chapter of salts in Chemistry. We were all pretty confused at first on what he was talking about, but we caught on soon enough.
As Mr Yu was explaining the Group 2 soluble salts, he used Cl as an anion in one of the examples of a soluble salt.
Suddenly, Edmund raised a question. This is how the conversation went:
Edmund: Why must use Cl?
Mr Yu: Har? What do you mean?
Edmund : Why use Cl?
Mr Yu: YuCl?
The whole class (including Mr Yu): *laughs loudly*
Ever since then, our class has called Mr Yu "YuCl". As a matter of fact, Mr Yu came up with the name himself. So, the credit goes to him. Now, you will be called that for the rest of your life.
So, for all those who don't know why we call him that (and giap chin), now you know.
Salwa
Sad and happy moment, our final experiment in the chemistry lab. Doing crazy stuff with Mr Yu (aka YuCl, i don't know why we call him that). This is the memories we left...
We have the videos too, but the quality is a bit of...
At least better than nothing =D
Videos taken and uploaded by Kai:
Video 1
Video 2
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