Wtfffff @ school. See this is the reason we have no posts lately.

We went to Merrylands Pool for water polo today, and since there turned out to be no game, we just randomly did water polo throwing and catching practice during which I almost drowned and got shouted at numerous times for clinging onto the lane rope of dear life. I don't get how anyone could possibly like swimming as a physical activity. I mean, because I havent swum a fifty metre lap since last swimming carnival (but only because I was forced to do the relay), I attempted to do laps today to see if I could still swim. I couldn't even swim the rest of the second lap. I'm that weak ok? ==.

Another thing which occured to me during out time there was the fact that generally, most Asians like to isolate from other cultural groups and relate to one another much much better. You don't seem to notice it at first, but after so many years of being cramped up in such an Asian school, you find it somewhat difficult to socialize with people from eg your primary school. I guess that's one of the down sides of attending a selective school. Also, at asian-infested Epping, you begin to notice that many Asian's "hook up" with one another even if they are total strangers, except for perhaps some connection with another friend or something. They act like best friends or something. It's just like: "Hey!! you know ___ right?? I'm ___ " *starts sharing Easyway straw*. I'm not saying that it's never applied to me as well before, but I'm just pointing out that it's really wierd how Asians get along so quickly.

For example, you may notice how everytime Baulko and Ruse go to eachother's schools to do grade sport, or at every zone sports carnival, people from both schools are all over each other hugging and reuniting and screaming in joy, and being introduced and meeting friend's friends and what not.




Ok, this will sound random, but I hate stupid Asian guys who try to be really gangster and upon seeing eachother attempt to so some random punching handshake. Wtf.