Tuesday, 26 October 2010

Angry birds?! Angry Me!

OMG Angry Birds! WTH honestly i'm just stuck. 6-14 i'm on! It's the fact i've done all the 9, 10 and 11 levels too! but yet it's level 6 i can't do?! WTH D;

Oh and don't even get me started on the new Halloween edition of it. Well, just to say it's a bloody nightmare. And the pun has never been more intended. It's those damn green big beaked birds that make me mad. ¬_¬ They're just there, chilling in around like a nonce, before striding up to their mark in he capaput in a biggoted and DAMN ARROGANT WAY! Then! they just lay back, mocking me, with their odd skin tone, large curved noses and ruffled black head feathers. Who do they think they are! Noel Fielding?! Honestly ¬_¬

On a lighter note! IT'S THE HALF TERM! (yay.) Not only is it the catch up of sleep that's just soo desperatly required, but it gives uz a chance to think :). It's nice.

You enjoying yours? Ahh good :)

Right well it's a shortie tonight, s'only here to show i'm not dead init :)
Speak soon xx

Thursday, 14 October 2010

What's with all the foreigners?

From the title you can guess what this is about. That's right! There are loads! of exchange students at our school at college atm. And i mean LOADS!
Don't get me wrong, I actually LOVE having new people's about :) Especially when they speak a language i know! It's exciting ;D Well, apart from all the corrections i get, with improper grammar and wotnot, but still.
So we've had German students come over, these are the long-time people. They're staying for 8 months and i've already got to know them fairly well, and trust me, they're awsome :]. Then came the Vietnamese. Yes, the south east asians returned this year with another exchange. Then the Austrians with whom i didn't have much contact. And now the French have come again! Just, without anyone noticing they were smuggled into our biology lesson, and it wasn't until i turned around, and noticed the new face; asked there name, and got a french accent in return, that i realised it. :]
Other college's don't get this many do they? :S I've never heard of so many :/

oh yeah, and they're Spainish people coming very soon :], they're still looking for host families over here, bless 'em. Good times all round.

But yeah! Does your school/college/workplace/establishment/etc have so many exchange peoples? :) i actually am interested ;D x

until laters x

Wednesday, 13 October 2010

Dr. Dolittle? or Dr. Doalot?

You remeber me on about doing too much extra stuff outside of school? Well yeah, since then i've taken on this 6 months engineering project for this company. And the helping out in a maths class.

But yeah, it's my experience in this maths class that i want to tell :)
Now the teacher that i'm helping, for a start has a "Dr." status. Where this Dr. is because of his work in soil science (which it is) or not, he is still a decent maths teacher. Strict though. Very. And yet last week; my furst week, he was away with flu or whatever, hence we got a supply. O M F G. I have two classes to help with. Year 8 set 4 and 9 set 3. Ooufft, they didn't half take advantage of the Dr. being away... They threw things at me, and shouted too :( The supply teacher (who just so happens to love down my road) had little to no controll of the class. I wouldn't like to say it was THE worst experience of my life...but i really can't think of a worse one.
This weeks session was better though :)! The Dr. was back and yeah :] The kids were fine. They don't like him though... The highlight came when a departing year 8 called him a "Yorkshire Bitch Fag". (He's not even northeren!) D; but thankfully for them, was said out of his earshot.

Sorry for the shortness today :]
Hope you're all keeping well
Until next time x

Tuesday, 5 October 2010

The red car and the blue car had a race!

Don't you just love that song? ^ Retro much.

Heyy guys?! It's me again!
Recently i've been dragged into doin' quite a fair amout of extra-cirricular activities. It's moreso my problem of saying 'NO' to people, rather than me wanting to do them. Example: Reading buddies; reading for the children of years 7 and 8 that can't really construct a legible sentence, let along read one. My history teacher approched me, asking me to do it. How could i refuse? I dunno how to say no. And again today, i have to write an article for the school newsletter thingy. Okay, so it wasn't exactly the encyclopediae Britanica, but it was more extra work than i wanted. Okay, again, i did enjoy it and now i'll get something of mine publised (i'll link it when it comes out online) but still. And yeah, there's a code breaking challenge i have to do as well, and that's for like 8 weeks...sigh, oh well :]

It's all good for the CV right!? :) And that's all good for life :)

What're you guys doin' extra-school like? :D Comment me, kfanks.

Later's guys x

Sunday, 3 October 2010

Give us a dance, Daisy!

A quite charming little scene just grazed my sight on the ol' tele just. A quite marvelous section of Downton Abbey; ITV's newest attept to compete with the BBC's period drama's. It's not bad AT ALL to be quite honest, with all the frills, effects and even star names! Prof McGonagal from Harry Potter being one :]
Her charcter's harsh wit and surrealistic humour just cuts past your sense of well-being, throwing your feelings for the other character's just off edge enough for it to actually feel good :)
The snap, not-so-expected scenes also play well, the revelation of a gay butler, though we can't quite be so sure about it, was quite a turn-out-for the books. The arrival of the butler's ex-showbizz partner set off questions and the longly anticipated coming of the Lord's heir was greeted well by viewers :]
Can't wait for next weeks episode; when more questions can be answered. You know that feeling when you want to know what happens, but you don't beacuse you want to find out when the actuall thing comes out for real, so there's still a suprise?
I'ma gizz uz 'n example, I have just appointed myself Lord of all 'Gerds' (a genetic cross-hybrid of geeks and nerds, hoping to bring peace to them, ending the war that's lasted, oohh atleast since the 90's) anyway... POKéMON, that's what i was coming onto...there's a new generation (the 5th) coming out, well it's been released in Japan, and all the pictures of them are available, yet i am really trying hard to resist, saving some of them as a suprise for when the game comes here! it's truely torturous.

Awwww! There's just been a bit, on Downton Abbey, where they've saved this mans life, after the charcater played by Maggie Smith (Head of griffindor house) told the doctor's not to go through with the surgery :}
Aww it was good.

But anyway you need to watch this :] if you have an interest in good tele anyway...
Laters peoples! x

Saturday, 2 October 2010

Live á l'Appolo

What's up with the state of pannel shows now-a-days?! I was watching tele the other day (aha, what a suprise!) and i consequently saw, Qi, 8 out of 10 cats, Mock the week and Would I lie to you. To be quite honest, i was dissapointed! D:
At a time when stand-up comedian's are flurishing with McIntyre's roadshows (Does he ever go home?) and Live á l'Appolo, you wouldn't have been mistaken to think that there was plenty of 'good-stuff to be seen on the tele-talky shows. On the contary, (Yeah, i even confused myself there; how many double negatives do i want? (And how many bracheted questions can two paragraphs have?!)) Anyway, it all started with the down-fall of Mock the week. Frankie Boyle, you L E G E N D. His satyrical, partially dark, quick witted and crude stylings bless our lives with love affection and sheer apriciation. Now he's gone. FOL. Shortly followed, by Russel Howard's departure. Now with only 2 of the 'oldies' left, it's opened the way to others, who 'don't-really-get-the-show' and it's dissapointing. Doesn't matter how good Quentin Jones, or Mark Watson or Kevin Brigens are. It's not the same. And the producers now it.

8 outa 10 cats isn't really my fav tbf. It's a bit, 'common', i guess. not tyo be superiorist, but i like a bit more, i dunno, of BBC touch?
Hence Qi being awsome. Steven Fry, gets enough priase through this countless twitter followers, of which i'm one, so i shalln't over egg his already semi-egotistically pronouced methaphorical pudding, but tbf, he ain't half good.

Laters BLEDZs! x