English Chat Season 8

Dissected Frog = EEEWWW!!
I have only seen it when having something like 'babak praktikum' in a competition.... We didn't dissect it though, just looking at the frog and answer the questions.

The frog..... ugghhh, its heart was still beating.... very plainly obvious to see.... and it struggled a little, like it was in so much pain... (yea, of course its legs are pinned).....

Omigosh, I almost cried back then. If only my teammates didn't pin me on the seat, I'd have run away.....

I never liked practicals that uses animals that are still alive. I mean, that's killing + torturing. It's wrong to kill human but not for animals? I mean.. God.... They're still alive.
My mom told me a story when she had practicals back in high school. She had to dissect a marmut(dunno the english, sorry). I forgot whether she cut it herself or she let her team members to do it, but when they were preparing, my mom said the marmut was crying. When they cut the marmut's stomach, and she found 2 little marmuts inside. Yes, the marmut was pregnant, and my mom cried instantly, swearing she will never want to do it again. Even by listening, I cried already(My family loves animals so much to the point that they're like my siblings, I even grew up with animals). This is also the reason why I don't want to take science major in high school.
And Ann, I would have run, even though they're pinning me. Plus, back then I had a phobia of frog XD

It's not like I like animals, but I still have simpathy for them. I don't really like Bio because its nature to 'meneliti' living organisms.....

@THM: Lol, I was very afraid of frogs too (not until phobia degree tho) but after that "incident" I am not really afraid of them. My reason: because I've seen something more eew.ed than the living, jumping frogs =w=

Wow... To be honest, I don't feel a thing when dissecting both the frog and the fish since they will die anyway if I'm not dissecting them. Oh well, the dissect thing is actually a group work, and the bad thing of my grup is, from 4 people, 2 are girls... they don't even get their hands dirty .__. they just fill in the answer from the lab book with looking at the frog and fish >.<

@Gwilth: that's normal though, be considerate to girls lah
May I use Indonesian here? just a little "Seberani apapun, se-tomboy apapun, jarang ada anak cewek yg bisa/berani/mau membedah hewan kayak gitu (esp frogs XD) saya salah satunya "

LOL... yeah... XD

From my class, there's only 2-3 girls who want to dissect fish, but not frog though... I wonder why

Frogs are filthy!! >.<

And somehow girls are still 'ogah' to dissect fish, even though as a mother, they should cook... and it includes fish.

a question right back at me XD

Actually it's not because it's filthy or anything. I don't mind cutting them if they're dead. But if they're still alive... No thank you. It's not so much of a problem here in Australia because they got soooo many ethics in research, so they will never use living animals (good for me XD)

Idk, the teachers just ask for the bekicots and we gave them, that is... damn smuki "si pengambil keuntungan dr kesusahan murid"

And i hate dissect (bedah?) animals... i just can't stand it... Idc if its live or not, it just the same like cutting someone's dead body =/

Oh well, I prefer dissecting animal like fish or frog than human's dead body .__.

Ahh, i dont like both of it, dont want to do it and dont like it.

Errr.. I kinda prefer human body than animals.. That's why I wanted to be in forensic. Yeah, I know, I'm strange XD

Im fine to cut anything as long it's not 'makhluk hidup'

frog??
when bio class, my group must present how the muscle work...
and tadaa, we dissect the thigh frog and that must do when the frog still alive so we can see how the muscle work...
disgusting huh.. when u see animal still alive being torture like that...

TheHangedMan wrote:Errr.. I kinda prefer human body than animals.. That's why I wanted to be in forensic. Yeah, I know, I'm strange XD

cool
remind me when my friend doing guts test or "uji nyali"...
every one look so brave
you know to see how trully man u are (so do I )...
we went to mortuary...
guess what,
we found an human intestine "or gut maybe" inside the glass jar...
that make us puke for sure...
i even not touch the food for 3 days...

street_soldier wrote:frog??
when bio class, my group must present how the muscle work...
and tadaa, we dissect the thigh frog and that must do when the frog still alive so we can see how the muscle work...
disgusting huh.. when u see animal still alive being torture like that...

Not disgusting, but inhumane. Well, maybe it's due to my upbringing with animals, but.. I don't think that should ever be done at all. Why don't they cut their stomach open(human will die instantly if this happens) or pin their thighs themselves? It hurts, doesn't it? The animals also feels the same.

street_soldier wrote:
cool
remind me when my friend doing guts test or "uji nyali"...
every one look so brave
you know to see how trully man u are (so do I )...
we went to mortuary...
guess what,
we found an human intestine "or gut maybe" inside the glass jar...
that make us puke for sure...
i even not touch the food for 3 days...

Poor street... They say even forensic and medical students normally puke when they first saw human corpse/organ, even until several weeks later. Coz well, you know, the corpses aren't exactly "good looking"... They get by after a month or so though. What's worse isn't actually the moment you saw it, but after that. Because the memory of the scene is stored so vividly in the mind, the harder you try to forget, the more your brain actually process it (THM is ranting... )

yes.. yes.. I don't understand what are talking about!!!
I must study English hard because I want to go abroad [dikutip: 30 jam belajar bahasa Inggris]

Haha, watch & learn from thm-nee &gwilthy!

yea, they use English all day!

Ooh, where do you want to go, princes?
And... I don't use it all day if I'm online or I'm phoning home

@THM: hey, but still, it's practically all day

I wish I can go abroad too..... Oh how I wish I can get accepted in this AFS program.... >.<
Tho it's still 'pendaftaran'

I'm quite the hikikomori, so I rarely speak XD Plus, in campus, I usually hang around the Malaysian/Singaporean students and we speak Malay
What is AFS?

AnnaMary wrote:I wish I can go abroad too..... Oh how I wish I can get accepted in this AFS program.... >.<
Tho it's still 'pendaftaran'

you know what, I passed AFS selections two years ago until the last test. but I wasn't chosen in jenesys program and failed in Jakarta selection. so i couldn't get to go anywhere. maybe AFS wasn't my chance.

TheHangedMan wrote:I'm quite the hikikomori, so I rarely speak XD Plus, in campus, I
usually hang around the Malaysian/Singaporean students and we speak
Malay

Malay? cool! though I think that Malay language is kinda weird. I have once been in singapore and talked to a person who speaks Malay. Strangely, I couldn't understand what she was talking about. it seems my ears couldn't digest Malay dialect very well.

AFS is a student exchange program exclusively for tenth graders.

hoo Ann you want to join AFS also, incidentally, I also want to it...
my friend said registration was closed on 15 April. But there is that makes me worried, minimum age to participate is 15, and ahhh... I'll turn 15 in 30 April
Can I fake my "akte kelahiran" XD

@yuuto: WHOA! Senpai, you're awesomee!!! >w< Indonesian said, 'aku padamu!'

@yuuki: the birth date ranges from September 1, 1994 to April 1, 1996. What year were you born?
I'm safe cause my birth date is October 1 XD

:O
this is where the smart people gather
/me is not smart T__T