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Scheduling begins tomorrow. Before teachers lie to us to get us to take their classes, I plan on taking Physics, German II, regular English and history (I took advanced versions of these classes this year. Not for me), A.P. stats or pre-calculus, and I just realized.... I'm quitting band! Such a happy realization for me. I hate that class so much. Plus I'll get to pick a real elective finally.
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No here comes a long story all written on a phone with a bad auto correct. I was born about an hour out of Boston. My dad grew up in N'awlins, hence the 60 pounds of Mardi Gras beads. He grew up a Saints fan, went to the first ever Saints game an Tulane Stadium- the old sugar bowl. He moved out and got a job in Massachusetts, where you ask, beyond me, I have no clue. So he was a Saints and Red Sox fan, and that's the way I was raised. I'll tell people and they immediately say bandwagon central so I need to explain myself. And then in 2002 I moved to Maryland.
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Ski trip #1 of 2 tomorrow. I'm a pretty good skier, hardly ever fall and I do some dangerous stuff. I have a habit of flat lining Black Diamond trails. =P
Thing is I have experience and guts enough to do it and people are like holy crap you were flying haha. I always wondered what it looks like to people watching from the bottom. I know when your going down you feel like you're going 50mph lol.
Of course I can do the typical S curves and things like that. But I prefer flat lining the slopes.
And what's even funnier is that I do not use poles. In fact I HATE them. I feel they slow me down and I can make sharper and cleaner turns without them. Then again I learned without them. Some of the stuff I do makes me feel like I look a lot cooler without them haha.
I'll take a lot of pictures. The place we are going to isn't anything extremely special and the slopes aren't gigantic but it's still fun nonetheless.
Thing is I have experience and guts enough to do it and people are like holy crap you were flying haha. I always wondered what it looks like to people watching from the bottom. I know when your going down you feel like you're going 50mph lol.
Of course I can do the typical S curves and things like that. But I prefer flat lining the slopes.
And what's even funnier is that I do not use poles. In fact I HATE them. I feel they slow me down and I can make sharper and cleaner turns without them. Then again I learned without them. Some of the stuff I do makes me feel like I look a lot cooler without them haha.
I'll take a lot of pictures. The place we are going to isn't anything extremely special and the slopes aren't gigantic but it's still fun nonetheless.
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Well P.E was... eventful. I ended up getting light whiplash from playing football, the guy who 'tackled' me obviously got American football and 'proper' football mixed up. Although he does hate me for no apparent reason and feels the need to make my life just that little bit worse. 
Ross
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Don't worry, just wait until you have rugby, I'm a small guy but I've taken out people twice my weight and size. If you have the right mindset, they'll end up on the floor. I'd say people underestimate me because I'm small but I'm quite muscular.Well P.E was... eventful. I ended up getting light whiplash from playing football, the guy who 'tackled' me obviously got American football and 'proper' football mixed up. Although he does hate me for no apparent reason and feels the need to make my life just that little bit worse.
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We're in special measures!
I'm not surprised at all. Ever since I was in Year 7 I said the school was crap. My parents didn't believe me at first, but they do now. I've found the Ofsted report, and it ain't looking good! Here's an extract from it;
I could've told you pretty much everything on it.
I'm not surprised at all. Ever since I was in Year 7 I said the school was crap. My parents didn't believe me at first, but they do now. I've found the Ofsted report, and it ain't looking good! Here's an extract from it;
Ofsted
I could've told you pretty much everything on it.
Jahgee
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Well P.E was... eventful. I ended up getting light whiplash from playing football, the guy who 'tackled' me obviously got American football and 'proper' football mixed up. Although he does hate me for no apparent reason and feels the need to make my life just that little bit worse.
You can't get the same thing mixed up
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The English 3 (the English I'm taking) and English 4 classes are taking a field trip tomorrow and we will be in school for only about the first 10 minutes of school, spending the rest of the day on the trip. It is going to be awesome.
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This thread js so close to 5,000 posts. Will someone put that in the name of this thread.
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Why?
Today scheduling began and I'm very conflicted on my choices.
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You like back to back test days? Cause I do! Yesterday, we had the Chapter 2 Science test on cells, reproduction and such, nothing too significant. It wasn't anything too difficult. But today was a REAL test: The math midyear. 30 multiple choice questions going through all five chapters we have covered so far, plus four written questions. Well, the written portion was numbered 1, 2, 3, 3, but I can count. I don't know why there wasn't a fifth, being a test across 5 chapters. The multiple choice questions allowed use of a calculator, but the written ones didn't. I'm glad we had an extensive review before this test, otherwise I would have been lost. The major part of this test was the massive multiple choice part, I spent a good amount of time, roughly 45 minutes maybe, on it. Good thing the block is over an hour. The written portion, however, was too easy. I breezed through it like it was nothing. Soon, I have the Science midyear, and I think it may be tomorrow. Here we go. Hooray for loads and loads of tests that I don't study for.
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FINALLY. FINALLY DONE. Just did my entire science fair due tomorrow this afternoon. Procrastination FTW!!!!!!
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