Studying!
Finished studying for my econs already. whew! revised only market structure and elasticity of demand. the rest will do tomorrow. went down to the study area in the club house, and realised something. ACS ppl are a bunch of stuck-ups. i mean, there were a bunch of ACJC ppl there and the study area was supposed to be quiet area for studying, but then, ACJC ppl were there playing dunno wat, so damn noisy that i can't do my work, so went to the cafe instead. Felt like wacking them with bicycle chain. Now that I'm no longer in ACS, looking back makes me realise how stubborn and idiotic i was last time in ACS. I spent 10 years in ACS and never realised how we, ACS ppl are proud and arrogant.
Me being in SR has allowed me to mix with ppl from other schools, and hey, they are a much more fun bunch of ppl to hang out with. So, I'm glad i didn't make it to ACJC, and to SR instead.
Can't believe I was in ACS for 10 years straight. Gosh.
Me being in SR has allowed me to mix with ppl from other schools, and hey, they are a much more fun bunch of ppl to hang out with. So, I'm glad i didn't make it to ACJC, and to SR instead.
Can't believe I was in ACS for 10 years straight. Gosh.
posted by Andrew at
9:34 PM
1 Comments:
now that you've realised what wrong you've done. be glad that you've changed for the better. and also, not all acs people are like what you've described.
and don't you think its unwise to compare your secondary school days to junior college days? after all, not a lot of people from acs made it to acjc. acjc is a mish-mash of people from various schools now.
let them have their fun pretending to be what we were for 10 years. at their age, they should have at least known better.
so come to think of it. those who have played for 10 years in acs have come out more matured than the immature people who are 'living the acs life' in acjc right now.
acs wannabes.
=D
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