Saturday, March 04, 2006
Groans on Dota Challenge
I know this is kinda late to post about something that happened so long ago, but i was too lazy to transfer the photos and do all the nessary stuffs. But now i too sian nothing better to do, so here goes...
The Dota Challenge was an event co-organised by cXtreme and the Students' Council, with cXtreme providing the technical support and the students' council acting as a "shield" so that the school would more likely approve of such an event, plus advertising for the event. Since the school is an extremely conservative and backdated environment to such an extend that my maths classroom has an air-conditional that was falling into pieces and beyond repair, it was a hell of an effort to persuade the unpersuadeable. Somehow some cXtreme senior who probably spend more time loithering in AJC than going to his university managed to persuade the school in allowing such an event to take place by boasting about the educational values of Dota, in the field of economics and critical thinking, while stressing the fact that Dota is not violent in nature. But as we all know, the converse is true. Of course with the new prinicpal, a much more liberal and open person than "Mickey Tan" we had in the past, the green light was finally given for the event to take place, and cXtreme ex-co had a wonderful time moving, set-ing up and dismantling 10 pcs to and fro room 13-22 and LT1. It was hell.
We had a trial run of the entire moving operation on wednesday last week, and succeeded in dismantling 10 pcs in 1322, moving them to LT1, putting them up in LT1, dismantling and moving them back to 1322 again before putting it back in its original configuration. It took a hellish 4 hours.
Below are some shots i took when my arms were empty. Enjoy.
The Dota Challenge was an event co-organised by cXtreme and the Students' Council, with cXtreme providing the technical support and the students' council acting as a "shield" so that the school would more likely approve of such an event, plus advertising for the event. Since the school is an extremely conservative and backdated environment to such an extend that my maths classroom has an air-conditional that was falling into pieces and beyond repair, it was a hell of an effort to persuade the unpersuadeable. Somehow some cXtreme senior who probably spend more time loithering in AJC than going to his university managed to persuade the school in allowing such an event to take place by boasting about the educational values of Dota, in the field of economics and critical thinking, while stressing the fact that Dota is not violent in nature. But as we all know, the converse is true. Of course with the new prinicpal, a much more liberal and open person than "Mickey Tan" we had in the past, the green light was finally given for the event to take place, and cXtreme ex-co had a wonderful time moving, set-ing up and dismantling 10 pcs to and fro room 13-22 and LT1. It was hell.
We had a trial run of the entire moving operation on wednesday last week, and succeeded in dismantling 10 pcs in 1322, moving them to LT1, putting them up in LT1, dismantling and moving them back to 1322 again before putting it back in its original configuration. It took a hellish 4 hours.
Below are some shots i took when my arms were empty. Enjoy.
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