In my class, during all the breaks, all my classmates will start talking about anything and everything under the sun. A few of these conversations are the most random things that could possibly occur.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Once when we were talking about the capitals of different countries, specifically New Zealand , because that was a relatively well known country but none of us knew its capital. Someone then brought up the fact that Scotland\u2019s national animal is a unicorn. That set us off on a discussion on national animals and birds when I brought up how Australia went to war against its national bird, the emu. The other persons in the conversation then asked one person whether he liked emus to which he replied \u201cI like cars\u201d.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The other time was during a snack break when we were discussing about Saturday schools when the other person asked me whether I wanted to go to school or a remote mountain village in Switzerland while we both were agreeing on how a remote mountain village in Switzerland would be better, another person came and asked us what we were talking about and he too agreed that a remote mountain village in Switzerland would be better so we started making plans on how we would steal a cargo ship and somehow make it to Switzerland when someone else came and reminded us that Switzerland was landlocked.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
You would think that at least some of the conversations would be related to studies but none of them are. And the only that we stop with those relatively reasonable statements is because the break would end. If the break was longer, the conversation would quickly dive into the depths of insanity.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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