Lesson Planning and Racism.

Man, it is such a chore to do lesson plans. But since I told myself I should be doing it today after unwinding last night, I guess I ought to do so.

We have lots of Malays last night in MOS who seem "underaged-but-I-managed-to-smoke-my-way-in." They really spoilt the kind of classy outlook that MOS wants to protray. They always think they are so groovy with the beat and you know, "wannabes" lah.

It was a good thing that I can't be that bothered, otherwise my night would be spoilt.

No racial discrimination here and all. Personal opinions only. I have lots of cool Malay friends you know. Like the Malay in the class whom I always call him by race, "Malay". Alright, He's Fahmy. He calls me "Chinese" as well, and I thought that was nice of him because usually, he tends to add in a noun after that word.

Ah, let's talk about races. It has always been an interesting and controversial issue in our society now.

There is this Muslim friend of mine, rather close to me. She was telling me about her relationship problems with this Hindi guy who "ostracises" the Malay community because he thinks that the roots of terrorism started with Malays (read: Malays and not Muslims). This is indeed discriminating. I cannot bring myself to believe that there are such stereotypical people with hopeless myopic disorders existing in this world.

But I am really glad I have friends of other races who can tolerate my racist remarks and jokes. But please know, I am not a racist. Just that some jokes are funny just the way they are. Even Chinese racist jokes are funny.

"Man who bounce woman on bed spring this spring have offspring next spring."