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so sleep alone tonight
Shu Ern.
16 earthling years. Gutsy and sarcastic. Mushroom on head. Hide sweets at unreachable places just so that she doesn't eat too many of them. Breed dinosaurs. |
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Giant in a little world or little people in a big world?
Today as I was watching tennis (US Open) with my grandma, I kinda dozed off.Suddenly.... The sportscasters said something about being six nine, which is six feet nine. And I looked up and damn, the guy's a giant!!!!! I wonder why people like me or Sabrina or Xin Hui who are 5 feet and under while people like him grew so tall. What did he eat? He's a tennis player not some basketball player. But whatever, life's unfair.  On the far right, him with another professional tennis player (centre). On the website that I found this photo, the caption writes "John Isner standing next to Olivier Rochus, it hardly seems fair." Unfair in terms of which ever side you look at. Olivier Rochus (centre) standing at 5'5" is the shortest player in the ATP tour professional. I definitely feel ya, mate. And he is still grinning in that photo, I wonder what is it to be grinned about.... Shorties are optimistic. But if the guy is 5'5" and he looks like a freaking dwarf standing next to Isner. Imagine me or Sabrina or Xin Hui who are 5 feet and under standing next to him. In a photo, is it possible to capture our face (with us standing) without having the photographer standing like 20 feet away? - Short people are cute people. |