A statement I hope I would never say again

We have covered in the previous posts that people had been sick, it had not been a preferrable weather --yada yada and other things. And now, on to something quite new.

Socialization with certain people often makes me want to say:

"Are you insulting my intelligence?"

Ah yes, a phrase that is not commonly heard every day. I happened to have mentioned it to a blockmate and he, in turn, found the statement rather amusing. True enough, this IS something that you do not hear everyday. Perhaps the jokes are wearing thin and agitation just takes place when trying to make out a good conversation turning bad with other people. It is inevitable.

Today, the front door of the bloody classroom was locked, hence the monopoly of the use of the back door had been evident even with the professors. A professor or two had complained and mentioned something : "What if in case of emergency? ...Say there is a fire or an earthquake." Another professor made another statement: "Its either you pick being burned alive or being fractured."; there wasn't even the slightest hint of sarcasm in their statements, just concern-- amazing!

There wasn't much to recall of what has transpired throughout the lectures of this monotonous day. Everything had passed rather too quickly and seemed to have ended as a blur.

In addition to that statement I have posted above, people would wonder as to why I would say such. Please derive them from the following statements:

Whenever I would say such, please be considerate and carry a good conversation using proper and apt language. Act accordingly especially in public areas. And if ever one is to attempt to make me feel idiotic, please do a good job for I assure you that it is a futile act . That person is wasting time making a fool of him/her self. --I am not to be underestimated.

Though worry not, I am kind. Never abuse it! ü <--see? a smiley.