Wet and Witty

Today was all about water and fun, because we had bugger all work, and it poured. Just like yesterday, but it just kept raining. And raining. With that out of the way (and back to my old habit of sucking at opening paragraphs), we'll get to my day. I'm blogging early because I am doing hapkido again today, and with any luck I'll put a photo of me up tomorrow.

I got to school, where I was surprised by Cameron, Eric and Victor chanting something. I had my iPod in, so I didn't really hear. Later they told me it was April Fools' Day, so that's why they did it (I had forgotten). Didn't seem that much of a joke, as I wasn't tricked. Anyway. When the bell went, I proceeded to forget about Role Call. Of course. Luckily I remembered when I saw that nobody in my class was going the same way. Period 1 was Commerce, which was talking about work from yesterday and reading part of a sheet. So a complete bludge, but fun. Next was Drama, which was in the Music room for some bizarre reason. There we did work on some poem about underwater pigs that eat people and live in a lake. And, no, I'm not joking here, that is exactly what it was about. We were supposed to get our marks back, but we didn't. We're getting them back tomorrow. Presumably. Another day for panic and stress. Next was Recess, which was 13 (as usual). We also (to my lasting regret) said goodbye to a treasured part of our game: the flip rule, when a vote was cast. I voted to keep it, but I was shot down. Rest In Peace, flip rule.

Period 3 was Maths, which was spent doing some work (which seemed hard but was actually fairly easy), and also bludging around on my calculator. Which passes the time pretty effectively. Lunch was, again, playing 13. It got a little confusing though, when some Year 9s who did School Sport wanted to play, which over-crowded things a bit. But, when a few people left, it was clearer. When the bell went, Victor started talking about a really bad movie (one of those so-bad-it's-good movies) called 'D-War,' and he ranted for about 10 minutes about it. I was splitting my sides laughing. I swear, he ought to go into stand-up comedy. Since everything was drenched, we went in the hall and watched a movie, which ended up being 'Drillbit Taylor' by near-unanimous vote. At around 2:15, we packed up the hall, and waited for the bell. I caught the bus home, and I went on MSN, watched some TV, and surfed the net. And here I am, in my hapkido uniform, blogging.

Now to the comment section. Yesterday I got 12 comments (3 in the first 6 minutes). So that's 21 in 2 days. And as I said, though some of them are a bit out there (read: extremely bizarre), I will reply to them all:
* Victor: Indeed, that amazed me; you commented within 8 minutes. That's also scary.
* Mango: Yes, I know it's you. Lol.
* Victor: My sentiments exactly.
* Shafi: Good that you've heard of Queen songs. They are pretty fantastic. Thanks for the compliment with the marquee at the bottom and the tip on reading.
* Victor: ROFLMAO. 'The grammar (or lack thereof) makes my eyes bleed.' Possibly the funniest thing I've heard in weeks; you are classic.
* Mango: Yes, you are. But everyone is, so it doesn't matter.
* Victor: Another Lol.
* Victor: I don't even know what you're talking about. (5 comments: you have way too much time on your hands.)
* Presumably Shafi: Yes, I do have some interesting friends. But awesome.
* Ebony: Made me laugh too! Thanks for following; that's 4.
* John: You can say that last bit again.
* AC: LOL to first mini-paragraph. And I'm not really sure who you are; best not to guess.

And that was my Wednesday, or it will be once it's finished. I'll start tomorrow with hapkido. Keep those comments coming, these are fun!

Commenting is awesome,
AB