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I would also sound like a school skipper since I missed two tests today and the senior class panoramic photograph yesterday.

It looked like green algae on an especially still pond towards the end.

I also vomited four times, I sound bulimic

Since yesterday I have eaten several salting crackers, some ramen noodles, a granola bar, and a slice of pizza. That accounts for my total caloric intake since I drink water. Ohmygoodness stupid beats filling my ears NOISE :)

Noo these dumb songs weren't out when I was 12. Really I have better taste but my friend doesn't like those songs/artists and as another friend told me, I'm smart but enjoy "stupid things like ke$ha and Cyndi"

Nope, 17, the songs just put me in a stupid happy mood. Same effect as McDonald's or Taco Bell. Mmm, tasty crap

I'm listening to a playlist of sixty pop songs end to end, songs tied to memories of being stupid and happy.

Welcome to my silly life

Let me see your body rock, shaking it from the bottom to top

I haz the cheese

Get off of his ROOF! I love "Up".

or rather the

Mmm raspberry jelly

That picture showed up all trippy on my iPod screen

That makes me think of the obnoxious peanut butter jelly time

I'm just bored an I have no motivation to do homework since I've missed the last two days of school, I'd rather creep TIF.

Psycho, I seem to be submitting new posts immediately after yours prior to them showing on my screen and it amuses me

My calorie intake for the last four days probably doesn't reach that since I've been sick.

Or makes sleep deprived mortals say ridiculous things without realizing how insane they sound Teehee timing

I understand normally not staying up till 5 AM, but in certain situations it's just so entertaining depending on who you're with.

Granted. You get called up and taken as the new top executive in charge of Pokémon, making you in charge of the franchise's mind. And, by commutative property, in charge of your own mind. I wish someone could define the difference between when a person is being "fake" and "real", not referring to acting or existence.

As Charlie Sheen would say... WINNING

Last year when a group of my friends was hanging out, we all split into vehicles to drive to a guy's house. The guy whose house it was rode with one of my close friends to go pick someone up and direct her there, I was riding with another close friend behind a guy who doesn't normally associate with "good" people like us. We didn't know where we were going, so we had to follow him. He told us, jokingly, we'd have trouble keeping up. Taking the challenge, my aggressive friend decided we were going to fly over the solid line getting on the highway. The guy didn't take this lightly, he flew past us and eventually went over 100 on a winter Saturday night. We followed at 90 and eventually slowed to 80, watching his tail lights. We noticed we had to exit a bit late and came up the ramp at about 85. Once we got into the neighborhood, we were following through the hills and turns at about 45, still 10mph below him. Once we arrived, I was informed that one of my friends basically had a panic attack and squeezed my other friend's hand to death. I was alright since I was with someone I trust with my life, but my other friends were not. I don't drive, but I understand the adrenaline. But, in most situations, the cliché "safety first" should be applied. Especially in bad conditions, in a car that you don't own, in neighborhoods or on busy roads, or with people you care about in the vehicle.

Over. I switch it at other peoples' houses if it's the wrong way. No joke.

I was one of the gifted kids in elementary school, got awards, blah blah almost same story as everyone else on this thread except my school didn't give letter grades, just some number scale deal. In middle school, the only B I got was first quarter of sixth grade, I remember I spazzed out about it because I used to be a little perfectionist. Also, I was upset sixth grade year because they didn't put me in accelerated math, which I was put into the next year and caught right up. And then there's high school. At the end of freshman year, I had a 4.0, which was great but I was only in 3 honors classes. Then sophomore year my dad left during 2nd quarter and since then my grades have varied, I was upset and skipped homework and got a couple Bs and a C. Pure devastation. I've never gotten my dedication back, haven't worried too much about grades. I did most of my homework till now (with the exception of math, but I'm no longer in math). This semester, however, I've decided to go for straight As, which shouldn't be terrible since I've only got 5 classes, which yearbook and Spanish are automatic As for me. I guess I've learned now since I've been accepted to college that I shouldn't have killed my perfect GPA, or I should have tried to fix it instead of having the mindset that it was too late. If I would have made top 5% of my class, I'd have a much better scholarship since my ACT score qualified for a higher one. I'll have to maintain a 3.5 for the scholarship, so getting my dedication back while it's easy now is best. I guess moral of the story is I regret letting myself lose dedication and feel that lower grades were okay. It's good to not kill myself over lower grades, but setting the bar higher for myself would have been preferable.