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Attended the Japanese Proficiency Test Level 1 last Sunday. My impression was: Haven’t seen so many nerds for such a long time.

Of course, I was a nerd too. And I hate it.

The last time I have seen such a scene was, wwwwwaaaaaaaayyyyyyy back then when I was taking HKCEE in Hong Kong. (HKCEE is a compulsory examination for all secondary school students who had completed form five) I still remember seeing a guy with unwashed, messy hair, wearing thick and heavy glasses and smell funny. Yes, he smell too..... Why I knew? Coz he was sitting behind me for two examinations!!! =P

I always love observing people whenever I attend examinations. It’s just fun seeing people who are all aiming for the same thing: get good scores in that particular test! Especially in this Japanese Proficiency Test, as all attendees must have learned Japanese for quite some time. I wondered how they look and who they would be, most important:if they looked like Kaneshiro Takeshi. (金城武) Besides, I was always nervous during exams. Observing others can distract oneself a little. ”Afterall, I wasn’t that nerdy......” I lied to myself and felt a little better. Silly as silly could be.......

In the end, the nerdest of the nerds got the highest score. I am not sure if I should be glad that I am that person.......

What does it mean? Well, I flung in the test.