Life science students are really scary. Not to mention annoying.
Swarming around the lecturer during breaks and after lectures like a group of bees.
Don't get me wrong. It's perfectly fine if they just want to clear their own doubts. But isn't it kind of disgusting to just hang around AFTER you have asked your question and listen to other discussions and interrupt incessantly when it's NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS?
fuck off, bitch.
It's almost impossible to ask your own question when the students are surrounding the lecturer the way the inner shell electrons shield the nucleus. And so I stood outside LT23 for more than an hour, during which fanYP walked past and gave his trademark smirk, richardW walked by and then back again, and then Ah Fen. Super sianz, listening to them ask questions which imho are stupid. Like what are microsatellite markers. What is p=0.05 in chi-square test. Come on, read up on the basics before you go around interrupting other people.
The most maddening and unjust thing is that by the time I'd wanted to ask my question, the lecturer went 'I really need to go; I'm flying off tonight.' At which I tried my best not to roll my eyes. He could have answered everything if he could just get straight to to the point and not beat around a gigantic bush.
Sigh, whatever. The test is this Wednesday.
wasei...a bit kiasu leh...finished asking ques still crowd ard ... =(
ReplyDeleteall the best for test,just do ur best
I have faith in you =)
thanks... but the test is going to test our thinking ability so i guess, well... :P
ReplyDeleteOMG! These people are really damn irritating! And they should have think through their questions before asking and wasting the lecturer's time, or deprieve other people from asking conducive and better questions...
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the question you want to ask must be very important or complex, cause its not Kai Ying's style to wait for 1++ hours to ask a simple question.
Anyhow, hope you found an answer online or from somebody. All the best for your test!!!
WOah...that's kinda harsh, TKY :P
ReplyDeleteI guess it's a pretty common phenomenon, I realised, in University.
I commented too late right...? I hope you did well on your test! :D