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It depends actually, quite possibly some people sold themselves into slavery willingly.

By the way, in those two hours I make use of them to do my school work or play video games.

but it did not really matter much, the average time I reach my polytechnic class is at 7:10 in the morning. And guess what? My class does not start until 9:15 in the morning. The reason I always wake up so early and is so that I can have the whole quiet classroom for myself for quite a while...

And then, I take my bus to the nearest train station, and then take a train to my polytechnic. It will take at least 20 to 30 minutes, so I used that time to sleep, however I do occasionally miss a stop or two .... continued

Here's how it is for me: I set my alarm for 5:30 in the morning, wake up, use the toilet and change my clothes, then rest on the sofa until it is 6 in the morning (as the first bus service I starts at 6:10)... continued.

Well, I have to wake up at half past five in the morning every weekday, and then take transport to the polytechnic I study in.

Now time for me to continue attempting to beat the first chapter of Master Ninja difficulty.

What do you mean by "underhand things"?

I don't get it.

The fact that the handstand and all of its moves are removed in post DOA3 is a huge sin.

I did specifically added the "No offense" because I was afraid something like this will happen. Got to apologise to her when she comes back to this site.

I just want to understand where I said wrong so I can correct myself in the future.

Besides, you did not mention you were a child earlier when you said you pronounced the word like that. What part of what I said is it exactly rude? I did not insult you or anything.

@Mayor-Of-Mustard Did I say something wrong? I did not mean to imply you were dumb or anything but it's just that the difference between the letter's "I" and "R" were so big that it is hard to mistake one for the other.

Why should he have known how to pronounce it?

@King Anubis Actually the person who said that was an Asian, though it was a malay. (I'm actually from Southeast Asia)