Peter Chen

The Lost Art of the Rant

efsw08 — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 21:32:41 +0000

1) the words use for complain for something. It went on from there. Throughout, the response was humorous, knowledgeable, a little angry, a little tongue-in-cheek, and sprinkled with expletives. It was, in short, a rant. this how it work to qualify the words rant

2) The new golden age of the rant, when the Web allows anyone to lash out about anything at all, it would be foolish to dismiss the more artful and entertaining instances of the genre with the artless ones.

3) idk

4) idk

5) idk

Are You Happy

efsw08 — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 20:54:46 +0000

Is a kind of feeling, or you can show other people that you happy. and the best way to show it is like keep the real smile on your face all the time, and people basically know you are happy, but if is not real, some people can know that you have a fake smile on your face.

Imperfect Traces

efsw08 — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:02:47 +0000

I think to me she trying to write about her life, she say a lot of things that how she like about writing, and the stuff she wrote before. And now she is food writer, I do really know what that is, but sound like she is a writer for the food, something like that. she also mention her relationship with her husband, but not a lot about him. I don’t know seen to me she is trying to give comment for her life. like how she live, what type of job she have, and the relationship with family. she also mention something that when she bought the Computer, and her boy friend gave her 1MB ram for her computer, and she was really happy about it. And now she use Technology to write her stuff.

Tomorrow Will Be a Better Day

efsw08 — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 22:02:35 +0000

1) I think he keep mention about the same thing, “tomorrow will be a better day” I think that bring people’s attention, I mean that really bring my attention. and also he say something that most of High School students worry about, also parent, which college you going, how much spend, where did you going to live.

2) He talking about that parent still taking care there kids college life, like the cost, and education system. Also his grandparent see the world war 2, how many people die during that war, and the power of nuclear. but something fun is there grandparent saw the Red sox won the game two times.

3) When he saw his grandparents picture, and he think about all those experiences from the pass, those just bring him the hope.

4) He keep say that his parent keep telling him that “tomorrow will be a better day”, but first he don’t really know the means, but after his parents are gone, he found out the mean of the sentence “tomorrow will be a better day”.

first post

efsw08 — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 20:48:48 +0000

I’m not a good writer, and I’m not born in United States, so my English is not really good as people in the class, or all the classmates, and also I can’t read fast or write fast or understand everything right away like other people. So basically I don’t really want to write, because I know I write slow than other, so I don’t really want to share my writing, because I know is not really good. So I don’t have really good experience about writing. And my learning style for the writing is more like, watching how people talk, and I learn from their talking, like I like watch movies, and I basically try to learn from the movie, so I’m not just learn how to speak or listen, also some writing skill.

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efsw08 — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 21:07:02 +0000

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