i don't know man. i have this urge to watch movies the government banned before, read books the government banned before. all that stuff. like my dad told me that the Singapore banned a certain film before, called One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest cause apparently something inside was well. how do i put this without getting myself in Whitley?
well there were certain elements that were not for public viewing cause some stuff were, well. well you get the picture.
so i decided on the spot that since the government banned it before (and they have since lifted the ban on the film), i just had to watch the film or read the book. why? cause the natural instinct deep inside me wanted to find out why the film was banned. so i tried to get the film, but it was not for people of my age, lets just say. so i immediately logged on the NLB and searched through till i found the book, reserved it and now i have got the book in my hands!!!
not literally in my hands though, or else i can't really be typing this. but I HAVE THE BOOK!
they always say the forbidden fruit tastes the sweetest. i totally agree.
but so much for government scandals (supposed i say! supposed!). there are more pertinent issues at hand to discuss, like that pompous, ornate, egotistic, supercilious, sanctimonious piece of crap that is my teacher who has the unceasing urge to use flatulent, grandiloquent and pretentiously bombastic words to demonstrate his/her (i put the his/her has his/her gender is questionable) competence in the English language, just like i did in the previous lines.
unfortunately i find the use of such exaggerated language absolutely nonessential and smarting to the audience, ie the students. some have even been known to suffer from severe headaches due to the use of such flowery language which seems so pretentious.
and i'm sure you hated the two paragraphs before right?
now you know what its like to sit through his/her lesson.
absolutely painful
posted @ 8:48 PM |