Monday, April 10
I am appalled and disguisted at the behaviour of those studying in seminar rooms and tutorial rooms who guard their territory by putting notices at the doors, "DND!" "Room in Use". One even had the cheek to write, "This room will be in use until XX May", where I presume XX May to be the last day of exams for the people inside.
Sweeties, the rooms so do NOT belong to you. What right do you think u have to book the room like that? I would have loved to walk into your rooms while you are mugging and study in the same room as you, because I can't stand people like u who think u have the right to something that u dun. Oh did I mention that some people even pasted newspapers on the glass panels of the doors so that people would not peep inside? Hur hur, are they having sex inside??
WH said perhaps they put notices to prevent people who are also looking for rooms to study to open/close the doors and thus distracting the people inside, but still, its an outragous form of disrespect to other NBS students when they shamelessly declare a public area as their own. Of course, they have a right to study in the seminar and tutorial rooms since they came first, and they could be in there as long as they want. But surely NOT to the extent to proclaiming it as their room and telling others to leave them alone, or booking it until the end of their exams just by using a sheet of rough paper with ugly handwriting.Or pasting newspapers to prevent even a glimpse from outsiders.
If you really want privacy so much, please go and rent a private place somewhere. I'm feeling kinda tired for you, thinking of the time u spent to write notices to book the rooms and to paste up newspapers. Gee, in the event that u are haunted by a ghost at night and you are trapped in the room like some Jap or Korean movies, I really do hope that there's no one to disturb you until the end of your exams. Hope you are still alive by then, with all my love.
Oh if anyone reading this happens to be one of them, I really dunno u are one of them as I am referring to "them" as a whole, as a general term. No personal feelings.
