The most important thing yet of all in our Class

School picnic? Exams? Whatsoever is the thing that my classmates most concern about? Guess what, it's changing seats! Gee! Our changing seats sytem is like this: on the first day of each month we can change our seats by different methods. The majority in my class are excited when they hear that they can change seats. Mr Li, our class teacher, however, is not fond of it in any sense. And this brings a CLASS WAR among us and Mr Li periodically just like menstruation. It's a miracle tha he can hear our giggling and murmur but is never able to 'hear' us whenever we ask him about changing seats. Undoubtedly he always turn a deaf ear to us under this situation, with no exeption. Though there's nothing we can do but to wait for his consent. Lol.

Didn't we make a deal? Why's that we are just like begging him everytime? It's totally above my head. Very often I just sit on my chair which has a "on9" symbol on its back and enjoy that splendid scene when they're struggling for our rights. They're exactly doing the same thing as what "long hair" do in front of Legco.

I think that's all for the story of "Changing Seats."

What following is about the movie clips we watched today at school, which were established by our classmates.

There're totally three of them.

Well I"m sorry to tell those who are reading this entry that I have nothing to say about the first two clips since they're far beyond my understanding. Firstly, I couldn't hear the conversation but the sounds of the background, which have cars moving by, piercing the air. Hmm... It's okay I can still understand them by looking at the subtitle, I thought. No sooner did I have this thought than the subtitles diappeared. Gosh. What followed was the dimming of the screen. Now I could only saw black dots moving on the screen and hear the sounds produced by the cars. Good. I could totally understand the clip. Yea I did, I did got it. It told me it's time to ask the classmate sitting in front of me in the hall for his N-Gage intead of wasting time on the UFO- Unknown flying objects. So what about the second clip? the protagonist is my friend, yet I couldn't stop myself from telling you how I felt about that. Just like the first clip, it has subtitles without fading out after a short while, and I can understand the whole story quite well. Nonetheless, throughout the story I could only see the protagonist whizzing around in the flat and do all sorts of housework. And then I saw the most meaningful thing yet of all shown up -- The End.
Ok, I guess it's an ETV and it's teaching us how to do housework. Yes, it must be so. I get it.

The third clip, which was also the last one, was really nice. The voices of the characters wouldn't be covered up by the background sound, and there're subtitles. Moreover, there's lots of punchline and I laughed at all that. You wouldn't think those jokes were "larn gag". Hmm... And despite a lot of jokes, the theme stands out clearly. I really enjoyed it.

After the movie clips, we finished school.

I stayed there for another hour to play "Happy chess". :P

Cheers

Kelvin