Silly things we done..

Suddenly remember some funnie thoughts :-
We did alot of stupid things during primary school.

There is one i can hardly forget. I remember my primary school field, beside it was the abandon old Woodbridge hospital, and along the fence was a whole row of mango trees, except for the last one. I did not what type of tree it was, but it look veri different from the others. It looked old and bigger, and many people called it a ghost tree. Some day, someone told everybody that he/she/they saw some green eyes at the trees and what zebra I'm not sure myself, and others started to say it was some ghost that was killed by the woodbridge residence and its getting scary. Then some classmate of mine, like 4 or 5, said they got some master that thought them "skills", ran out to the field and perform some Power Ranger poses, claimed that they "fight" with the unknown thing. It was nothing at that time, but come to think of it now, its reali silly. And sometimes during jogging, some ppl will avoid going near the tree, and those Power Rangers will tell us to be careful when we jog by the tree.

I remember that me and another good mate help tying tissue paper on another's gal's hair. We said that it is going to be veri nice, and she believe, and we did it. I can't remember how we thought of it, but i think its is veri stupid of us.

We like to sneak to a place that is usualli forbidden to students, but there is nothing big deal about it. It was like some small path that was between the toilet and a higher ground. Being naive, we thought that its adventurous and exciting to play there like some secret tunnel leadin to other places. There was also some slopes that we like to run up and down on them, as kids, everything is adventurous.

We played games like "Crocodile", "Mr Wolf" across a grass covered drain. It don't look like a drain to me anytime, but teachers said that it is a drain. They said it is dangerous to play there as you will fall in. But some ppl just like to lay inside purposely, especially when playing hide and seek.

Remember the zero point game? Rubber bands tied up togehter and form a string. We bought a big packet of rubbers from the school bookshop that i think cost like 50cents or $1 and we compete who has got the longest or has got a thickest string, but you know that is useless, and i wonder how they can stuff all that string into their pockets and pull it out anytime. But this game was banned in my school after a gal fell and hurt herself.

And the hopscotch was was banned cuz teachers were irritated by some idiots throwing their wallets, purse up to the roof of the shelter, and they have to help to retrive them.

Our favourite game during the Malay fasting month is "Five Stones", we will quickly finish our meal and join them playing. We also compared who has got a bigger set, or smaller set, better ones and whatever. Those were also being stuffed in the pocket. I wonder why we got such big pockets at tat time, but during sec school days, pockets are redundant as ppl used long wallets or hold them in hands. And the malays got to go home earlier during that period and the others had fun in the class as there is no classes.

After exams, we brought computer games to school, there was no gameboys and the most in machine was the Brick game. Board games, card games like Uno, Monopoly and Checkers etc.

We were creative tat time to do these things, we were also thick skin enough to do it. Sometimes, when you want some one to play those games with you, they call you "无聊！"