I got this joke off a trainer from some course, and I elaborated/paraphrased on it abit... he was talking about the time when you just come back from a test at school. When you return home to meet your parents, they will most probaly ask you the classic question: "How was the test?"

According to the trainer's research, a 'Easy' would make the return paper's mistakes be considered as careless while a 'difficult' would make them think that you did not study enough. So he came up with the answer that was a perfect retort: " The paper was challenging." Yeah, an impressive enough fight back. But then here comes the part that I find rather hilarious -- (where 'A' = the test-taker)

Mom: Challenging?
A: Yeah, it was challenging... extremely thought provoking. But I pushed myself to the limit, and I tried the best that I could do.
Mom: Really?
A: Yes... and the most challenging was the first question.
Mom: What was the first question?
A: It asked me... my name. And then I took a step back to wonder, who am I actually? What is my true identity? Who was I in the actual nature? What was my real name? Do I consider myself a body that resides in a spiritual enity? Or was it the other way around? Or should I determine the question on a physical basis? If so, was I a 'human being', do I write 'Human Being'? Then, there is the thing about being. If we are just being... as in being here just to be... is a name really important? Wouldn't a title rather be praised with just emptiness... to demonstrate the blankess of what the world's identity really is ? And then.... after I thought about it for two hours, I had no time to complete the rest of the paper.

Hey, its funny.

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