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-referring to a group of people who own the same item

Angela: They all have the same thing, don't they?



Me: Er... I'm trying to think of a witty idiom to reply with.



***



Me: *rifling through Vivien's geography notes* Is there proof of the Ice Age?



Vivien: Yes, there have been fish fossils found in one continent and similar ones in another that are separated by ocean.



Me: Hmm... isn't that just proof of the Great Flood?



Vivien proceeds to look aghast and flustered and Hui Fang chuckles heartily at Vivien's momentary lack of composure.



***



-after the 4x400m race THAT I DIDN'T KNOW I HAD TO RUN (not because of lack of foresight on Michelle's part; but because of my inability to register the SMS she had sent me)



Vivien, after repeated attempts to get me to drink Milo from the Milo van: Do you want a cup?



Me, sprawled on the ground from fatigue: FINE I'LL SUCCUMB!



I was[...]

The words on the pamphlet challenge me, "Could this be your big break?"

This isn't a game of ordinary pool. They called it the 9-ball speed pool.

The rules of the game sounded simple.

This is a game of speed and accuracy. Nine balls are placed on the pool table like that: six close to the pocket, and the other three evenly spreaded out across the centre.

To start, you can place the white cue ball anywhere you want.

The clock starts as soon as you strike the cue ball. The clock stops when you pocket your last ball.

The person who pockets all 9 ball in the fastest time wins.

This competition is put together by GUINNESS® in search for the best amateur 9-ball speed pool player in Asia.

GUINNESS® Black Challenge team right now are touring the whole of Malaysia, running speed pool challenges across 112 nights in 56 outlets in search for Malaysia's fastest speed pool player.

The f[...]

lucien has got it all figured out.



i've been wondering why she's been less active lately. instead of walking around her jar, like her siblings are doing in theirs, she's been hiding in her newly built, huge hammock. at first i'd thought she was gonna moult again. but she came out and had a cricket meal the other day, and that threw the notion out the window.



she's now hanging out of her hammock, watching. just watching. like a little girl half wrapped in a cosy blanket, watching the world around her.



i reckon she understands her jar space now. she knows that walking around in circles would lead her to nowhere. this is the first time i get the impression that any of the spideykids have ever thought this way, or reached this sort of conclusion.



i wonder if this is even possible, but i can find no other way to explain her behaviour. and from what i've observed of lucien star[...]