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Abc1230

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  1. Pretty much. They're a little bit harder, though.
  2. I finished Super Mario 64 yesterday for the 97 quadrillionth time. (Probably more lik 5th or 6th. I [bleep]ing love that game.) I've been casually playing some flash games too. That reminds me. Any of you played SM74? It's a hack by Lugmillord. It's really good. You should check it out. The missing stars is pretty good too. It has a really different feel. I haven't completed that one yet.
  3. brb girl cartoons
  4. eskjdfwlkafsasdgf I remembered the book I was talking about before. It was The Covenant by James A. Michener.
  5. I've always found this speech stuff kind of interesting. So you prepare these big speeches on a topic given to you, and whoever gives the best speech wins? Because that's the exact kind of assignment in school that I loathed. Again, interesting. It's kind of like that. However, we get to pick our own speeches. Probably the most best explanation: There's two categories of events, platforms and interps. Platforms are what you would think of as a speech. We pick a topic, and we either write an entertainment(a funny speech with no factual merit), an informative(Informs, rather than persuades, about a topic), or an oratory(Persuades, rather than informs, about a topic). Then we get together and give the speeches, and get judged on who gives the most natural presentation with the best written speech and maybe the best visual aids depending on your event. There are also Extemps. They're more like what you described - they get given a topic about some modern political issue, and they're given a half hour to write a speech about it and present it. It's a different kind of speech, and it's usually not counted alongside the others. Then there are interps. These are more like mini-plays or acting skits than speeches. You don't write your own stuff, you find or put together a script and give an interpretation of that. There's HI (Humorous Interp, primarily funny), DI (Dramatic Interp, usually monologues about sad events (like rape)), and Poetry (Several different poems with a common theme put together and delivered.). The winners of these events are the ones who have the best characters, the best pops, and the best readings. Most people do these events, rather than platforms. As a subset of interps, there's the two group events, duo and OID. Both of these can be either funny or serious, depending on what script you choose. Duo/duet is what it sounds like - 2 people interping a script together. The difference between duo and duet is that one of them allows the speakers to touch, and the other doesn't. OID, on the hand, is a group of people. 3-5 people are in an OID team, and they interp their script together. Touching isn't allowed in this event at all. Both events are judged on the same things as the solo interps, but the judge will also look at how well the group works together, which can be a blessing and a curse. Speech kids don't get together so much for the speech giving, though that can be fun sometimes, especially if you're in a good entertainment round, but instead they do speech because it's fun and classy. Speech kids wear suits. That makes us pro. Edit: Most best. Wow my brain is fried tonight. I kept writing right instead of write too. >.< I actually read all of that. Is it like a class dedicated to giving speeches?
  6. I went to Canada once.
  7. Instant mac & cheese with ricotta and butter? Hellz yeah
  8. Abc1230 replied to Abc1230's topic in Forum Games
    Mental Projection, sweet I think about you not suffocating me. I think about you dying.
  9. That's [bleep]ing awesome. I'm going to ask my doctor about it the next time I go. They're probably cheaper in the long run. What about for your license and stuff? Do you have to say you have corrected vision? It's not like it's something they can really check you for.
  10. A pineapple, K-Y jelly, and binoculars Are those actually real? How do they work compared to contacts? How much do they cost compared to contacts? Are there certain conditions you need to meet to get them instead of contacts? I'd [bleep]ing love to put them in when I go to sleep and magically be able to see the next day.
  11. @Monk Wear a contact in your good eye and a monocle in the other.
  12. Abc1230 replied to Abc1230's topic in Forum Games
    Web Creation I shoot webs out of my stomach to dislodge the mucus and kill the 'shrooms. I suffocate you with my webs.
  13. I can throw darts really, really hard. When I saw darts used as a weapon in Mirai Nikki, I nearly shat myself. (Is shat really a word?)
  14. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA4n0y_58Lg
  15. Just speak more quickly then. Problem solved
  16. I wish I had that problem.
  17. Holy shit. Just watching that video made me uneasy. I can only imagine what he must have been going through.
  18. BK® Fresh Apple Fries
  19. Abc1230 replied to Abc1230's topic in Forum Games
    Bat Mimicry I fly above you and avoid it. I vant to suck your blood and do so.
  20. TENDERGRILL Garden Salad
  21. Abc1230 replied to Abc1230's topic in Forum Games
    Yin & Yang Manipulation I make you a good boy and you don't do it. The I slit your throat.
  22. WHY DOES TIF KEEP DYING?
  23. I'm not having any problems.

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