Questioning

Over the years in College and University, I find that classes could end even faster than usual as long as there isn't anyone there to question the teacher. Well, it is good asking question especially when and if you are lost in the lecture, but frankly speaking, not everyone in the class is/are willing to listen to your questions at times. The best way is to approach the teacher personally after class in order to prevent others from going home early. However, not everyone in this tiny earth understand such Law or Rule. Somehow, they just love delaying the class by asking weird ridiculous questions at times. Believe me, in my medical faculty, many weird, freakish and ridiculous questions were born, and sometimes, it just keeps you wondering whether you stepped foot into the correct classroom or not.

In order to finish class faster, the best solution is to eliminate those that couldn't resist asking questions throughout the lecture.

It's true.

No doubt sometimes I have this urge to take a rifle or maybe a pistol JUST to shoot down those people who couldn't stop asking questions. If I have extra rounds of ammos, I won't even hesitate wasting a few extra rounds of ammos just shooting the same person over and over again. They just didn't know how irritating they were when they kept the whole class in the lecture hall waiting, while of course listening to his/her weird ridiculous question being asked aloud.

I think people should know that there are a few types of people in University:-

and if you didn't know...

a) The type that loves lectures

b) The type that goes lectures for the sake of the lectures

c) The type that doesn't even give a damn about the lectures at all

IN conclusion, I want to define that NOT EVERYONE appreciates lectures.

Therefore, for those who loves asking questions during lectures, this is a WAKE UP call for you people. Stop asking during lectures, as you will never know maybe one fine day, someone might take a rifle just to shoot the hell out of you for asking pathetic questions in the lecture hall.

YOU ARE WARNED!