Monday, January 29, 2007 @6:36 PM
Just Stay With Me Now
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Just stay with me now...
until WE send your sorry bottoms back to where it came from. I absconded class early and skipped a few more after that, leaving at 10.45am, that was most perceptibly anticipated. I really have an aversion to leaving class early and missing lessons because when we come back, almost everything that is being projected out of the teacher's mouth is foreign and outlandish. But I don't mind abiding that for a week or so if it means that we could compete in the EAST ZONE tournament...
We competed against GEYLANG METHODIST SEC today and we triumph over them, 25-7, 25-4. I estimated that they would be more unfaltering, not implying that they are not. Well, I managed to be subsituted in the second set, but not for long, only during the last four points, after ZhiHao had served. Atypically, I didn't even made contact with the ball and after eight whistles, the referee concluded the match with some hand indications and a few blows from his whistle, malodorous with the odour of saliva.
After that match, we continued on spectating the many matches to ensue, and one of them was CHUENG CHENG HIGH, the team that Brian was on, and the invariable team that we would be facing tommorow. I could really tell that he improved a lot, comparing him to his ambiguous teammates that didn't seem much of a adversity, not being offensive or anything. If only he could join our team, it would be the team to beat. But really, his coach and the training regime that they undergo is not really effective but he was still able to fabricate the pleasant outcome of his gift in the sport. I hope to put up a fair and virtous fight against them, being superlative sportsmen...
Just want to voice out too, that our blogs are our unspoken voices, and although it becomes public property on the net, I emphasize fervently that everything in each and every one of our blogs should not be copied or replicated elsewhere, especially in other's blogs. one example, is the way we write and our style of writing, the sign-offs and what topic we post about ( especially like this ). If we were to "extract" information from one blog to yours ( for instance ), the person getting his or her copied would feel appalling, and the person copying is not being original. And originality are what blogs are all about...
hope people view it from a positive perspective, byelionel...