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Wednesday, January 16

I thought Bio tutorial today was rather interesting. All the questions Z lim gave us to ponder about.


Somehow Jurassic Park got twined up in our discussion and we began to consider the possibilities of cloning Dinosaurs. According to my classmate, the show started off with some scientist discovering a mosquito well preserved in some kind of a fossil and that mosquito was super old. Old enough to suck the blood of a dinosaur. From there, those scientists started to inject some DNA of the dino blood into birds and when these injected birds lay eggs, it turns out to become dinosaurs.



Mr Z said that who knows, maybe right now there are some scientists trying to revive or clone dinosaurs. Sigh. If that is indeed true...Haven they watched enough of all those science fiction movies to know what they are dealing with?? I don't see how dinosaurs are beneficial to us so there's really no point in getting them back. Seriously. Unless...maybe dinos can become part of the Death Penalty package to deter people from murdering or drug trafficking? That'd sure be a huge enough deterrence. I certainly don't think that anyone fancies being eaten up by some prehistoric creature with all those teeth. Imagine the pain!!



Okay anyway, Im going off my main point. Anyway, we drifted off that discussion to how animals of different species are unable to mate with each other due to i-dunno-what-insert-some-cheem-word differences. Then Kenneth pointed out, "Humans and horses can mate what...(Whole class looks at him appraisingly. Mr Z looks a little...out of sorts...)....They mate already become Centaurs!"



Ahahaha...My whole class laughed. This sparked off an entire whole list of different creatures mating with one another.

"Human and fish?"



MERMAID



hahahaha



"Lion and fish?"



MERLION!



hahahaa



"Human and cow?"



COWBOY!!



hahaha



"Sheep and human?"



shepherd...




....



Okay the last one was a bit lame but we had our fill of laughter. Then lesson proceeded as per normal again.



I ended up sitting next to Jessica because there were no seats left for her already and we had to share table. I realised that these few days I've been sitting beside her quite alot AND I noticed that she's a really really nice person. Her presence is somewhat comforting. (To me la...) She seems to be a person who is able to tolerate silences and there is no need for her to fill every silence with conversation and when you do talk to her, she's actually funny in her own way(I cant describe)



Alright my decrisption did her no justice. Im really no good at words. No wonder my GP tutor seemed to think Im dumb or something. He kept asking me if I was having any difficulties! Okay maybe I was having some, but thats not the point! The point is, he kept asking ME and no one else. Ah wells, maybe the rest of them really had no problems.




I was walking home today after school when I realised how free I was. Everyone has some kind of a permanent CCA they have some commitment to. Sigh. Off to watch The Golden Path.

Our Promise (:
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