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When You Guys Were At Homosapien

I was in Inti College. Here are some interesting photos when a bunch of us guys were there for the Inti Environmental Care Challenge for 2 days.

This is what happened on the 1st night. We were just taking a stroll around the college, then we came across a motorcycle with an Aedes spray machine. Just like cavemen, we were fascinated by it. And someone was too fascinated. This is the aftermath of the smoke. These are actually a bunch of college students playing basketball, which looked more like zombies. Afterwards we hang out at a cafe which we played pool, it's my first time and it's actually quite addictive.While students from other schools were busy studying quizes for the challenge next day.

This is one of the challenges that day. Passing onions by rolling them on bamboos. One bamboo at a time. It was actually quite hard because there were pieces of bamboo skin in the middle of each bamboo stick.

The other challenge was to fill water on a pandan leaf, pass it on to another person without spilling the water or refilling, then pass on to an idiot to fill it in a bottle. What's left of the leaf. Yeah we failed that challenge.

Well, that's about all from a lazy blogger.
Save our environment, pee on trees!

Bliss

Just Phuket

Mid year exam has finally ended with everybody dumbstruck by the complexity of questions.Well that has passed and here I'm going to celebrating the end of it knowing that SPM is the real deal and I should not celebrate too early.

Anyways, tomorrow I'm leaving Melacca, heading off to Kuala Lumpur to spend a day awe-ing at their ridiculously expensive stuff.On Sunday, I'm going to Phuket, Thailand. Which is damn exciting because it will be my 1st time going on a vacation without my parents,
1st time going overseas,
1st time taking a ride in a plane,
and now you know how kesian I am, stucked in Malaysia for the past 17 years.

Just look at their sea, it's really crystal clear and clean. Unlike Melacca's, where the sea water is brownishly brown that you don't even know if people pass their waste products inside. And if piranhas are roaming in it. On the other hand, I'll find girls who look like this, who turns out to be a guy.

English Week : Day 4 & 5

On the 4th day, which is Thursday, we had, for the Form 5s, highlight of the event for English Week - Debate.
Since 5H and 5P were the only classes that have participants for Debate, only the students of 5H and 5P were there to watch the debate. And man, they sure enjoy every single moment of the debate, because it was more like a sit-com rather than being all serious about arguing with the opposition.
The topic was on This House Believes That The Media Is Eroding Our Traditional Cultures.
This is the government team - 5H. And this is the opposition team - 5P. Just look at the differences between their expressions.
And so the debate started off with the 1st speaker from the government team.

"With this we can be sure that the media is slowly, but surely eroding our traditions." After that was the 1st speaker of the opposition, which exploded with cheers and laughter when titles of cartoon such as Bob The Builder, Postman Pat and Power Rangers were mentioned.
Then it was the 2nd speaker of the government team.

"Our media is corrupting our country!"
"POI!" (Point Of Information)
"Our country is already corrupted!" Then a wave of cheers swam through the hall.

"You know my place, Portuguese Settlement there always have San Pedro and Christmas celebrations every year and there will be young reporters interviewing about our culture. So the media is good!" Of course, if you want to talk professionally, 5H trashed 5P.
But if you want to talk a group of students who never been to debate before and have no clue on what is happening, didn't prepare their speeches, cheered by 5P students (and some of 5H too), and government boo-ed by the students, indirectly, 5P trashed 5H really hard.
I think this is the only debate where winning doesn't matter, instead, humour does. I mean... Yeah.

On the final day, Master Malaysia was held. It's like a game of monopoly, but instead of getting cashes and getting into jail, you answer questions like :
What is P.Ramlee's real name?
Which is the first temple built in Malaysia?
Torturing, I know.
The categories fall into Land, Culture, People, Heritage and General aka Risk.It was the event with the most participants. Mostly because they had no clue what the game's about and an excuse for them to skip classes.

Number of contestants. A student trying to understand the rules of the game. And a guy who completely knows what's going on. Briefing of the game's rules and how to play. Let the game begins! Overall, the game ended well with people tormented by the questions and some others who were lucky to get the easier ones. Well, everyone had fun.

Oh, almost forgot. On Thursday after school, Singing Competition was held. I should stop here.

English Week : Days 1, 2 & 3

It has been our school's tradition to organize the English Language Week every year. This year, the school authority handed the job to us, the English Language Society. It is really an irony that they would give us the job, consider that the school authority's the one who has been handling every year. On the other hand, our society has such few members that my fingers are literally more than our society's members. (Uhh... I lost count.)

So, on the 1st day, we have Story Telling Competition for Form 1. Unfortunately on that day we didn't bring camera. But it was great to find out that they actually came fully prepared.
Well, some of them. And some even recited poem that didn't even last for 30 seconds.

On the 2nd day, we had Spelling Bee for the Form 2.

Top 21 semi finalists.
It was really a surprise how genius some of them were. Words like gnat, exacerbescence, oppugnant and sialologue were nailed by them.

The top 5 finalists.
Left to right : Stoned by the word that was given, Awkward legs position, Innocent looking guy who looks like he's pointing middle finger.And to actually think that I spent my studying time on day dreaming, eating snacks and now, blogging.

After school it was Treasure Hunt aka Spot The Spot because there were no treasures but only riddles to the spots that they were suppose to find.
Here are some of the riddles that we gave :
A statue's torse you will meet, 8 digits with a dash in between. I'm another name for donkey, and an M in front of me. (Sorry Maths and Science Society members) Contestants sprinting to victory after solving all the riddles.
On the 3rd day, Drama Competition for the Form 4 were held. Too bad (and good) that only 3 classes participated. 2 classes did the short story Looking For A Rain God. Both dramas were kinda messy and a lot of shouting were in the play too. I think it's because they lack time to practice. And another class did The Necklace which I think was good and a lot of humour in between.
Here are some pictures during the preparation.

Committees and some of the actors. Spot the girl.Applying make up for the role as a girl. An image that even the Devil itself will weep about. That is not his "stick".Class of 4K.
So, the drama began with class 4K. Their costumes were awesome but too bad the play was quite off topic. But you gotta give credit for this guy.
Click on the image to enlarge it, and look closely at the only person who's wearing a mask.Men in deep conversations.
Next up was 4P. Also on the drama Looking For A Rain God. Was better but still quite messy. =(
Nesta releasing stress on a doll. That is not a girl! The whole drama crew.
And the last one, was 4H on the drama The Necklace.
Mathilde paying a visit to Madame Forestier. "I look gorgeous!" Nicely choreographed dancing, to one of Akon's songs. When Mathilde found out that she lost the necklace, and needs to work for life off just to pay back the necklace.

"Got teh ais?" Got.
"Got milo ais?" Got.
"Got nescafe ais?" Got.
"Okay, give me one warm water." "Please don't go! I need the money!" After the drama, it was yet another photo session.
The committees and most of the drama actors. Horny me.