短短的汇报

唉……
这几天的考试
真的是弄到我囧到不行
考了六科，烦六科 =_=
真的是咯
这次考试出题老师全部wanyeh
大佬，你玩归玩，好选不选选在最后一次考试玩？！
囧～
下个星期，真正的考验才会开始
Beta版已经弄到我们班死一下死一下
真正的不就是Jialat? (某粒瓜:大不了就死两下死两下咯……【砸】）
唉……
现在只有赶多几下，临死挣扎咯·……
老师一个两个看起来天天都在YamXiu,
唉……
算鸟啦～（某粒葱：你慢慢算，算完跟我讲……【扁】）


现在，俗语就要出来鸟：
平时不烧香，临时抱佛脚，好过没有抱，这才是王道～！


(被狂丢榴莲当中…………）




总而言之，加油吧～！死都要死的有骨气～！（关这什么屁事啊囧-.-）

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