You just know you're in for a field day. The more chicken heads per class, the higher the stress per hour.
This was found in the canteen's mee goreng.
My colleague says it's a cockroach. The canteen man says it's a kepala sotong.
What do you say it is?
Believe it or not, SMK Selayang Bharu produces many legends. One of them came back to be a judge for our Teater Komsas.
See if you know who he is...
Mat Rock! It's Mat Rock, from Spanar Jaya!
Spanar spanar jaya... See if the tune rings in your head now.
Mat Rock, getting a cenderahati from the Pengetua. Never knew I could see a local tv actor so up close.
When you think wonders will cease... It doesn't.
I came back to the staffroom after class. Guess what I saw right outside the male staffroom...
An old man in suspended relaxation!
You wanna know what he did before he rested?
So much for saving our trees.
What about sunrise... What about rain... See if Michael Jackson's song is stuck in your head now.
4 comments:
That strange thing in the mee goreng is scary man. The black portion looks similar to the 'ka chuak' wing!!
Spanar Jaya? Tak pernah dengar lah. Celebrity? HEHE!!
Wah.. the uncle really 'keng'! Did he climb up himself to chop the branches? They should train monkeys for this job. :)
the kuih and cawan is very interesting, small token of appreciation from the school?
hooraayy for KOMAS in school! isn't it a good thing?
azhan =)
Anonymous: The teacher who bit into it said she saw "ka chuak" legs coming out as she washed her mouth.
You don't see Spanar Jaya wan meh... Got Wardina Safiah in it also...
The uncle must be a true-blue Selayang boy.
Ikanbilis: Teh and kuih are standard tokens for any function, for any guest, for any occasion.
It's a must-have.
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