When the lecturer says...
"Am I going too fast?"
He means...
"You all look really lost... Why can't you follow my train of thought? Am I really so much smarter than all of you?"
When the lecturer says...
"It doesn't matter."
He means...
"You are not really smart enough to understand and should just accept this as it is or I would need to spend a hell lot of time trying to explain it to you."
When the lecturer says...
"Don't worry."
He means...
"You will understand when you read up on it. (But if you still don't get it, then too bad)."
When the tutor says...
"This step *points somewhere* will NATURALLY leads to this *point elsewhere* which will NATURALLY give you this answer *points everywhere*"
He means...
"It is all natural to me. Sorry if you can't get it."
And when people say...
"Aiya.. Won't come out in exams one LA."
Chances are...
It will.
On a totally random note, witnesssed this incident today which I shall attempt to reiterate without judging.
I was on the A1 internal shuttle bus today at Sci Fac busstop when the bus was about to pull off. But it stoppped and this lady got onto the bus. It was apparent that the bus driver saw her in time and stopped the bus for her. The first thing she exclaimed when she got onto the bus was...
"You saw me coming and YET you wanted to drive off!!!"
And stomped to a seat muttering angitatedly.
The bus driver mumbled something in reply which I didnt catch but sent the woman into another state of frenzy.
"You should have used the mirror!! You would have seen me coming!!"
The bus driver resigned to his fate and could only vent his anger by zooming his way to the next stop.
She got off 2 stops later and without so much as a glance at the driver, said sacarstically...
"You should use the mirror sometimes."
Sidenote: Her tone was VERY annoying. (This is not a judgment, just to aid in visualisation =P)
To hell with not judging. WHAT A BI-ATCH.
Lucky - Jason Mraz feat. Colbie Caillat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT_iFCSTGko&feature=relatedPain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart. The really great people must, I think, have great sadness on Earth. - Fedor DostoevskyEverything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves. - Carl Jung