a place

loud noises can be heard just outside of the room. you can hear the voices shouting in astonishment and joy. you can hear there voices shouting like kids, shouting as if there was someone asking another someone in public to marry him. in short, the shouting was full of 'yihee's'. i know that some of them were just shouting like that because of the performance they just witnessed. in utter amazement they were all shouting.

i went to the room to see what was happening. upon reaching the door closest to me , i could see benches, and on top of the benches, i could see bags, bulky bags. some of the benches have wet t-shirts on top and still other benches have rubber shoes. i could see people sitting on the benches that are unoccupied by bags, t-shirts, and shoes. i could make out some of the voices. i knew that one of the voices belonged to Carlito Gonzales.

upon entering the room i was called by some of my friends which were sitting just beside the window. come to think of it, there were a lot of windows inside this room, this rooms ceiling is 2 times higher than the normal classroom. i examined it more closely and then noticed that there was no air con or even electric fans. this is weird because, normally, rooms have air cons, and, even if they didn't have air cons, at least an electric fan. by the way, this room was so big, at least three classrooms put together.

i could hear all my friends shouting because of the ongoing rally being showed. in this room you will see a lot of lines, although they are separated, you can still make out the figure they are making. it forms a rectangular shape, with a lot of the lines were over lapping each other.

people were shouting much louder because the opponent missed the shot and his opponent got the score. although they were shouting, i could hear the person who got the point shout 'yes!'. both of the players were holding a racket clasped on there right hand. apparently, the game was over and they both went to the middle of the court and, above the five foot net, they shook each others hands as a sign of respect, and to say that there were no sore losers during the game.

i guess, you know now what room i am talking about, don't you?