Righto I'm pissed :) Was bored. Checked out moodle. Call me a nerd/geek/twit.
Please read: http://www.dhs.sg:8080/learn/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=1013#p3815
If not you can just NOT continue reading this post and NOT take part in my displeasure. So read the thread, and it's a very interesting thread posted by a Year 2 guy whom I don't know.

Whatever.
The whole point of it is that he was complaining that his rubik's cube kana confiscated by teacher during Kaleidescope, and quite some people agreed. The title of the thread is "Are teachers abusing their power?" And of course there follows a whole chunk of people also complaining about wet tracks and how boring some of the performances were and how their butts are wet, all of which lead up to the list of excuses for not paying attention to all of the performances.

And apparently there are quite alot of Year 4s/seniors who got quite worked up about it, and told them that they should give due respect to the performers. Haha and Wei Hong rocks :D

HELLOOOOO!!!!! EXCUSE ME. Wth is wrong with wet tracks? Since everyone in your level is in the same situation as you, you might as well deal with it instead of complaining like a wussy. Plus all the classes were told that the tracks might be wet, so bring plastic bags to sit on. If you didn't find that out you can go bash your inefficient chairperson who might not have told you. Or you can bash in your own ears for not hearing even if he/she said.

And yes it's quite stupid to have to watch from the side, but it can't be helped right. Look at how tiny our holding school is. Then where you wanna sit. On top of grandstand huh. Hope you fall off and die then. Have a cool funeral.

The thing that I mostmostmostmost can't stand is that people think it's all right to be playing rubik's cube for the entire performance. I know it's freaking addictive but please, the performers put alot of work into Kaleidescope, and the least you can do is let them know they're appreciated. And I also think that its absurd to think that the teacher's abusing her authority just because she confiscated their rubik's cubes, which they shouldn't even have been playing at that time. Wahlao. If she doesn't confiscate it, then what's the school coming to? It's not all play alright. Teachers have alot of authority and they should be able to use it instead of having students complain the hell out of their fat wet butts.

Talking about wet patches on your shorts. You think the performers like having to perform on wet tracks? Do you think I, for one, like kneeling on wet tracks? Do you think I, for one, like running into the muddy field with puddles in it and getting my feet soaked and brown? Don't you think that's worse than just sitting on clean wet water which ain't even puddles?
Oh and I forgot a nice fact! After getting your feet nicely muddy, ya have to run out onto the track again, and dance and smile and do all sorts of pretty things with your oh-so-prettily-muddy feet. Chio hor.

Oh and there's complaints that they can't see from the back. If I recall, wushu was wearing these really nice and colourful outfits and they were quite noticeable. I am sure that you couldn't see them. If I recall, lion dance was pretty big too. Lion heads were big yeah. Sure that you couldn't see them either. Band had lots of instruments and drums and stuff. Guess you couldn't see them either. And you really don't want me to get started on wudao.
Give respect to the performers and your teacher. Confiscate then confiscate lah. Since you so rich go buy another one. And it's not like she won't give it back. Eat it up for dinner or something.

Pfft.
Very pissed off.


I miss my old dance shoes :(
The BROWN and DIRTY ones.
I think your shorts are pretty clean by now. Probably got your maid to wash it. She washes your undies too don't she.


台上一分钟，台下十年功.

Make sure you fully comprehend that before you start whining.


Take note:
this post is not directed to anyone in particular. If you want to take personal offence then that won't be my problem any longer.