"U202 Crew" are the participants in the 2009 Intensive Preparation Programme of the International Undergraduate Programme, in the Faculty of Economics, U.G.M.
Today we learnt about some very important life skills...
- How to cross a piranha infested river
- How to escape from a grizzly bear
- How to avoid vampire bat bites in the wild
- How to fend off a man-eating tiger
- How to tell if a jellyfish sting is poisonous
- How to escape from killer bees
- How to escape from a deadly python’s grip
- How to eat worms
- How to eat animals after a nuclear explosion
Can you remember the answers? Comment below.
Call My Bluff
Peer Group Pressure: Round 18 - Revi
Revi told a story about how she made a film with my friends as a project in my junior high school. It wasn't true. Unfortunately for Revi 21 students thought the story was not true so she only scored 7 points.
Call My Bluff
Peer Group Pressure: Round 19 - Ohsy
Ohsy told a story about how, late one night, when she was still in 3rd grade of senior high school, she and her brothers were so hungry that they decided to go to McDonalds secretly. But she accidentally sounded the car’s horn and her father woke up. He brought a sword and her mum brought a bucket. He didn’t believe her lies about wanting to get a CD out of the car. And she talked about something else concerning a naughty ring tone on her mobile phone as well. She was punished by her dad. her mum… etc. etc. etc. And then her friend came etc. etc. The story was true and eighteen of her classmates knew it. Ohsy scored 10 points.
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Adrian told two stories: (1) "My wife and I have never discussed any of the girlfriends that I had before I met her". (2) "I once put chair legs in two guys’ lunches". From these two stories, one true, and one false, Adrian picked up 18 points and 'Everybody Else' 15 points (there were 14 students absent today!): the current score 180-163.
