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Time to for a good substantial post on this very very hot valentine's day.
Well the first proper and full week of school is behind us already and we've been getting a bit more work but nothing overwhelming.
Tuesday was pretty good, but quickly turned into awesome with the start of Survivor All Stars. A selected group of "All-Star" survivors have been selected, among them winners and legends. The one we all love of course is Rrrrrrrupert. There's three tribes, and.. hang on. let me copy past from the site. " The eighteen people were divided into three tribes named Saboga, Mogo Mogo and Chapera. The All-Stars were given nothing but their water canteens. They were not told the names of the other castaways or how many tribes there were. Armed with no information, no fire and no help, these eighteen All-Stars would be challenged once again to outwit, outlast and outplay one another in order to see who will become the Sole Survivor." Yes.. very nice.
Tribes meet eachother at their first immunity challenge
Other joyous times we're had with the two overseas students that are in most of our classes, except French. Chen and Bai "Bear". Chen owns a crazy chinese translator tool with a camera and colour/touch screen. So I was mucking around with it and i managed to look up chicken in chinese. Well there the list was, Chicken, Chicken Breast, Chicken Egg, Chicken Leg etc. Boy did i tap on chicken breast. After consulting the chinaman i was able to pronounce the word Chicken Breast in chinese. Byess. "Chi Shu" is how you say it, really its just like saying tissue, but yea, its great.
It was during Thursdays double lesson Chemistry when we continued a pretty silly experiment. We are doing Stoic which is all about quantities, volumes and moles and molar masses. y0ink! (>'_')> <-- thats kirby. hiiii kirby! Back to my story, we had prepared 250mL of standard solution Sodium Carbonate, Na2C03 with which we did a simply neutralisation experiment. By slowly adding hydrochloric acid to it using a burette. Tom and Ryan as a pair had great fun, adding Sodium Carbonate solution to Sodium Cabonate solution ?! and blowing in the top of the pipette which was strictly not to be done. Also, we give our prayers to Mr Head's glass funnel, who's restants lie in the sink in the front desk of lab 8. Again, Tom's careless actions in reaching for paper towel resulted in the tragedy. *bows head* Jason and I finished early faking our results by calculating how much HCl we needed to add to get the right result. I stole Chen's translator again and this time looked up Chemistry. I came across Chemical Bomb and asked Chen how to say it. It was quite hard. Nevertheless i went upto Bai and said it. He didn't get it though so i just turned around and sat down quietly. Chinese... tisk tisk tisk
This week we had any debates and discussions in homeroom with Madame about all sorts of issues. Firstly Madame raised the issue of the new legislation in France that says you are not allowed to wear a veil at school and universities etc. To my delight, she approved of the new law and she made some very wise comments. "Why do islamic people choose to migrate to a country like France if they know they won't be allowed to wear a veil." One of many lefties around the place, Scout Elder, Heather Sieburn stupidly remarked. "But they're refugees! There is war in Islamic countries"... Yes Heather, why don't you go and put some more badges on. FrEaK! I totally agree with Madame. I believe it was my co-extreme rightist brother who mentioned these Islams moved through five European countries to ultimatly reach the UK. Bastards. Trust me Aussies out there. Australia is doing well in locking them up untill they are sure they are geniune. Because if you do the opposite, you will soon have situations similiar to those occuring in The Netherlands; where we greeted all the refugees with open arms and we let the roam freely around the place. Well, i tell ya what. Those fkn Turks and Marrocans are hella gangsta. I hear often of ppl who are kicked off their bikes or threatened in some way. They set up their own islamic suburbs with huge dishes on every balcony to get islam TV. They don't integrate at all. See my family on the other hand, we come to Australia, we buy barbeque, we go to zoo see kangaroo... anyway, its the integrating part, trying to settle in and mingle with the others.
Anyway, its starting to heat up quite a lot, i am going have a cold shower :P just had a haircut. I dyed my hair red, tom and i are swapping identities. 8-D Only joking
De ballen
Time to for a good substantial post on this very very hot valentine's day.
Well the first proper and full week of school is behind us already and we've been getting a bit more work but nothing overwhelming.
Tuesday was pretty good, but quickly turned into awesome with the start of Survivor All Stars. A selected group of "All-Star" survivors have been selected, among them winners and legends. The one we all love of course is Rrrrrrrupert. There's three tribes, and.. hang on. let me copy past from the site. " The eighteen people were divided into three tribes named Saboga, Mogo Mogo and Chapera. The All-Stars were given nothing but their water canteens. They were not told the names of the other castaways or how many tribes there were. Armed with no information, no fire and no help, these eighteen All-Stars would be challenged once again to outwit, outlast and outplay one another in order to see who will become the Sole Survivor." Yes.. very nice.
Tribes meet eachother at their first immunity challenge
Other joyous times we're had with the two overseas students that are in most of our classes, except French. Chen and Bai "Bear". Chen owns a crazy chinese translator tool with a camera and colour/touch screen. So I was mucking around with it and i managed to look up chicken in chinese. Well there the list was, Chicken, Chicken Breast, Chicken Egg, Chicken Leg etc. Boy did i tap on chicken breast. After consulting the chinaman i was able to pronounce the word Chicken Breast in chinese. Byess. "Chi Shu" is how you say it, really its just like saying tissue, but yea, its great.
It was during Thursdays double lesson Chemistry when we continued a pretty silly experiment. We are doing Stoic which is all about quantities, volumes and moles and molar masses. y0ink! (>'_')> <-- thats kirby. hiiii kirby! Back to my story, we had prepared 250mL of standard solution Sodium Carbonate, Na2C03 with which we did a simply neutralisation experiment. By slowly adding hydrochloric acid to it using a burette. Tom and Ryan as a pair had great fun, adding Sodium Carbonate solution to Sodium Cabonate solution ?! and blowing in the top of the pipette which was strictly not to be done. Also, we give our prayers to Mr Head's glass funnel, who's restants lie in the sink in the front desk of lab 8. Again, Tom's careless actions in reaching for paper towel resulted in the tragedy. *bows head* Jason and I finished early faking our results by calculating how much HCl we needed to add to get the right result. I stole Chen's translator again and this time looked up Chemistry. I came across Chemical Bomb and asked Chen how to say it. It was quite hard. Nevertheless i went upto Bai and said it. He didn't get it though so i just turned around and sat down quietly. Chinese... tisk tisk tisk
This week we had any debates and discussions in homeroom with Madame about all sorts of issues. Firstly Madame raised the issue of the new legislation in France that says you are not allowed to wear a veil at school and universities etc. To my delight, she approved of the new law and she made some very wise comments. "Why do islamic people choose to migrate to a country like France if they know they won't be allowed to wear a veil." One of many lefties around the place, Scout Elder, Heather Sieburn stupidly remarked. "But they're refugees! There is war in Islamic countries"... Yes Heather, why don't you go and put some more badges on. FrEaK! I totally agree with Madame. I believe it was my co-extreme rightist brother who mentioned these Islams moved through five European countries to ultimatly reach the UK. Bastards. Trust me Aussies out there. Australia is doing well in locking them up untill they are sure they are geniune. Because if you do the opposite, you will soon have situations similiar to those occuring in The Netherlands; where we greeted all the refugees with open arms and we let the roam freely around the place. Well, i tell ya what. Those fkn Turks and Marrocans are hella gangsta. I hear often of ppl who are kicked off their bikes or threatened in some way. They set up their own islamic suburbs with huge dishes on every balcony to get islam TV. They don't integrate at all. See my family on the other hand, we come to Australia, we buy barbeque, we go to zoo see kangaroo... anyway, its the integrating part, trying to settle in and mingle with the others.
Anyway, its starting to heat up quite a lot, i am going have a cold shower :P just had a haircut. I dyed my hair red, tom and i are swapping identities. 8-D Only joking
De ballen
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