as if.

Wednesday, February 23, 2005

three snowglobes! Thanks a bunch! (though that's a really belated bday gift =])
today I was crapping on my own while doing hmwk, as usual.
there was one big group of copy maniacs aka indonesians.
And noone did 7A, so everyone was asking "Hey Nina have you done 7A?"
I used to think that having lotsa people ask you questions elevated you to "smart"ness
Because you, one and only, could answer something noone else can
But now I think.
It's just plain irritating.
It's better to be stupid and silent than to be smart and show it.

Just like that story of monkey the Hobbe.
>> Hobbes are generally considered stupid creatures. Because of their inability to learn, they could not even learn the human language. They were dumb creatures. Eventually along came a Hobbe,named Monkey, smart enough to decipher the human language. He longed to show the world his ability. So he moved to town and bought himself clothes and lived among the humans as one of them. But because of his looks he was spotted. "Look look," children sang and adults laughed, and Monkey couldn't take it. He wanted to show that he was smart and understood what they said. So he opened his mouth and formed words. Immediately the townsfolk noticed his slurrs and partially formed syllables. He was a Hobbe. The townsfolk attacked him and the next day, his head hung on the tavern wall. >>Monkey the talking Hobbe<<
Moral of the story : it is better to be stupid and not say anything, than be smart and say the wrong thing.

Now now children, Fable is a rated M. Don't try it until you're of age, please.

hrmmm. Now that's really ugly of humans ain't it. But in some way, screwed up ways perhaps, Fable strangely mimics real life. The sadness of it all. =/

|| Pinch me. || 9:52 PM

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