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Friday, November 7, 2008 @ 7:38 PM

Photos from Before & During O-Levels

I know, I know, we're such thoughtful students to have given our malay teacher something that we made so she'll remember the students that made up her best cohort ever in the whole entire world. That's because we have the most fun during higher malay lessons. So, what's left now is to get A1 for the subject later in January. And oh, my hair sucks at that time. Damn the wind.

3 students have nothing better to do so we cam-whored in front of the enormous, gigantic mirror in the new music studio. Of course this is all done on the last day of school where we took the oppurtunity to disguise as helpers for teachers in order to gain entry. Apparently, Nabilah doesn't want to take this picture because she said she's got a big mirror at home. So, camwhore at home alone is it?

So, here we have 2 young ladies of Ngee Ann who turned up the volume of the radio and danced their hearts out. Don't you just want to punch their faces when they stare at you like that? It's that !@#^& in your face look, like, "what see see?"

Apparently, as teenagers, you have to master the art of random shots where you just twist your body, distort your limbs, jump and pose in order to get a picture. Everyone will get this chance at least once in their lifetime, especially during secondary school life.

Groups photos are like the bomb because everyone's looking oh-so-fierce and contorting their body and bending that knee and smiling with their eyes. Except for Jia Tong of course. Where did his eyes go too? And look at Nabilah and Farah's fierce poses. And look at me, so calm, yet so breath-taking. Haha.

These last shots were taken during O-Levels English and Geography Papers. That blue geography note book of mine that's been with me since last year to store all the things the brain needs to know have been kept safely in the storeroom. Oooh, apparently, Ben likes sitting at urinals to see little boys when they pee. And that's how our classroom looks like now. Sort of reminds me of the classrooms of third world countries. And I promise that this will be the last post for today.

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