Yo Yo Yo, Wassup Yo?!

Shin talks more to Wai Mun than the 3 of us.

Is it that they share the same likings and hobbies?

Or is it that she finds it more comfortable to talk to him rather than us?

I still wonder, why did Wai Mun came to our table in the first place? What the *toot* is the problem of sitting with Wen Sen, Calvin and Chun Lam?? He said that it's boring there.

He said, "Wen Sen always not in class; Calvin don't bother about me."

What about Chun Lam? Is he a problem?

My attitude stinks, towards him. 'Cause I'm not fond of him. When he's talking to us (and I mean 4 of us), he never ceased to put in the subject of studying. He always whine, "All of you sure study at home, that's why you girls are so smart."

For the umpteenth time, I gripped on my knuckles to stop myself from taking off my shoe and hit him in the face.

The 3 of them may study at home, but I don't. I Don't. I DON'T.

No matter how many times I told him that, he wouldn't believe.

When he asks questions, I gave the answer (when my brain has the mood to tell me that he exists). But, he will always say, "Yea meh? Really meh? I don't think so wor~"

Hey pal, I've already told you the answer, what else do you want? Take it or ignore it. Couldn't he stop the jibbering about, "Is it so? I don't think so..."

I believe that I am one of the first person to use 'toot' as a replacement of vulgar words. People laughed when I first used it.

Now, I think it has gone universal.

When I suddenly cut Calvin's sentence short (naturally, with the help of my voice box), he looked at me and said a loud, "TOOT!!" I was surprised.

Yen and Xia started using it. Although Xia always insist that we must be polite, she herself set a bad example.

Another one was 'shoot' (it came from the word 'shit'). It used to be "Oh shit!", now I've improvised... you can hear me go "Shoot! Shoot! SHOOT!!" when I'm late for school.

It sounded like I wanted someone to shoot me right in the middle of the road.

The starting of the year, Xia complained that I used to much 'ma de' (it's Chinese, means 'mother's'). After 8 months, Xia went around, "Ma de... ma de..."

Even Calvin, Sherlene caught up with the 'trend'.

My latest invention... very rude... 'ma de *toot*'