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Welcome!
To my blog where greeen bubbles reside. (:
About moi
Name : Nicholas Koo School : Victoria School Gender : Look at my school, and think about it. Class : 1G'09, 2G'10 CCA : NCC SCHOOL TEAM!; Dragonboat
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So, this will be my final, well-anticipated and last blogpost for this English Project. And the honour to be in this last post, will go to my Co-curricular activity, NCC LAND(school team! :D)! Usually on Fridays, a bunch of my NCC cadets and i would leave our bags in class, have lunch then come back to change. Changing usually takes a rather long time due to the tedious process of putting on boots, gutters and having to squeeze our arms under the suffocating "smart fold". Anyway, we as usual assemble in the "fall in" position at the amphitheatre at 2.15pm with the muslims being an exception. Afterwhich, the senior would clear the administrative stuff such as attendance and safe-keeping of valuables. Then we would proceed to the back of the hostel where we conduct our drill training. Our seniors started off with a few simple drills, stationary ones. We were perfecting them until suddenly the senior wanted a change in timer and the command "Dairikiri Chepad Jalan!"(forward march) came out. Thats where EVERTHING went wrong, or as Mr Maran calls it, THE TWIST!:D At first we were marching quite well, then another command appeared, "Keplakan pu seng!"(turn around 180degrees). At first we executed the command with perfection(duh ;D) but because the timer was to loud, when the senior gave the latter drill, the front part of the platoon couldnt hear it due to the timer and completely messed up. The whole platoon at that moment split into 3 parts, A, B and C. A(my group) did'nt hear the drill and continued marching in the same direction. B executed the command and turned successfully, while C being in the middle, was confused on who they should follow. Thankfully the seniors did not punish us, but even i have to say, that if other Uniformed groups were here, we would've been the laughing stock of the school. -Nicholas Koo
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