Like the title said, last weeks in school and I'm still... lazy OTL
Let's talk about Hetalia, shall we?
Watch ep. 41 of season 4 of Hetalia. With it, you'll unlock the key to the world's cycle of fashion.
I learned it but I don't have the stuffs to become fashionable. I'm a classic/sophisticated kind of person or the lazy slacker or the ultra stereotype of other nations' clothes type. Yus, that general knowledge did leak out into my fashion sense...MUAHAHAHAHAH-chokes on own spit-
....Ok, I admit, I dress like old corporate people. =w=
So like that's my update.... OTL pathetic, I knoe =.=
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Monday, February 28, 2011
Curiousity
Right, now that we're here, I have an issue that piqued my curiousity.
Absence of UK syllabus books.
On the absence of UK syllabus books in the library...The first thought was "What the... We're part of the British Commonwealth. We should have at least one book WITH a UK syllabus and spelling."
Spelling is important. Seriously, half of the time I'm tempted to asked the teacher silly question like "Is it 'foetus' or 'fetus'?" and stuff like that. Yes, it is obvious I'm an Anglophile and fussy about language. I should just shut up but this is what freedom of speech is all about.
Ok, I get it. They came and conquered us and all that song but come on! Do you even know how many people kept going between American and British English MID SENTENCE?
Plus, everyone kept lecturing us on using what English and how. Do you think we enjoyed going back and forth?
Anyway, there was a schoolmate of mine who once said "In the end, it's all about application."
Who decides anyway?
For the heck of it, I'll settle for grammar. If the grammar is correct, fine.
Edit : 28 August 2015
Absence of UK syllabus books.
On the absence of UK syllabus books in the library...The first thought was "What the... We're part of the British Commonwealth. We should have at least one book WITH a UK syllabus and spelling."
Spelling is important. Seriously, half of the time I'm tempted to asked the teacher silly question like "Is it 'foetus' or 'fetus'?" and stuff like that. Yes, it is obvious I'm an Anglophile and fussy about language. I should just shut up but this is what freedom of speech is all about.
Ok, I get it. They came and conquered us and all that song but come on! Do you even know how many people kept going between American and British English MID SENTENCE?
Plus, everyone kept lecturing us on using what English and how. Do you think we enjoyed going back and forth?
Anyway, there was a schoolmate of mine who once said "In the end, it's all about application."
Who decides anyway?
For the heck of it, I'll settle for grammar. If the grammar is correct, fine.
Edit : 28 August 2015
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