It Doesn't Have to Make Sense

Clarity.

“All those who sit quietly during the test may go outside and play afterward,”

We often take its meaning from the context both his or her experience and our own. In other words, with common sense, built from our own experience and perception through growing up ('in other words' does not necessarily mean it have to be shorter or simpler).

First thing come to mind is that the person who doesn't sit quietly during the test may not go outside and play.

No?

Maybe he forgot to add another sentence that the person who doesn't sit quietly during the test will be shot to death.

Nonetheless, our own experience will tell us that the person who doesn't sit quietly during may not go outside and play - and we strongly believe so.

Maybe not in this adult age anymore.

I don't know about you but I'm fan of the underdogs, which includes sports teams, the antagonists, races and sometimes unfortunately, solutions to life's problems.

How's this entry so far relates to anything?

Well, it doesn't have to be if you're still confused. Those who seem to understand this perfectly is the target audience for my writing today.

And I don't mean those deep and complicated people.

Just the silly ones.