Rebdragon

Oi -__-". Wonder if using hide tags woulda helped at all. Or just not responding at all >_>. Wonder if a mod could just delete all the pics, kinda spamming up the thread -_-. Pfft, they're high enough, pic just cuts off :-w .

Hehe :P . Fine, if this thread desperately needs "sadness" crying posts, I recently saw Schindler's List, so that got me kinda teary :-w . Movies, with the right atmosphere, situation, and music can make one very emotional. Sadly, you don't get free theme music or perfect situations in real life, so they're harder to come by >_>.

Relatively If you shrunk down to make an atom seem twice the size of you, would you still not be able to change the shape because it's "small" ? Although it is very obvious that no matter how small something is, the shape can still change, that example was a little off >_>. You can't become half the size of an atom, and our bodies don't have the strength to change the shape of an atom, especially at that size. So yes, the shape can change [with enough energy/time], but no, not in your example.

While yawning for three minutes straight at school mass last Friday.

Lol :P .

Why :| ? What do you gain from cutting out a year?

Weird. I took AP Bio last year, and at our school (being a hard as hell college prep school), we basically compressed two years into one, so I guess I see what you're saying about taking both. Still, with only half as much time as you, the majority of our class got 5's on the AP exam, including me. It's not all that necessary to take two years, it just depends on how fast your teacher moves. Oh, and the same thing happens for us with Physics. No one takes Physics until senior year, and once you get there you choose between Physics B, C, and AP Physics (or something else if you get enough credits not to take Physics). I'm taking AP, with no need to take an honors class prior. 'kay, guess I'm feeling kinda glad that I'm not in your shoes now :P . Doing Early Decision there this year, hope I get in >_<.

Geez, your school must be pretty lax when it comes to letting kids pick their schedules. It's not even physically possible for us to do that, and we don't get AP Anatomy (just basic Anatomy class) or AP Environmental Science as options. Lucky >_>. Also, just wondering, but why would you take Honors Biology and then AP Bio? And from that list, how are you going to take 5-7 AP Science classes? Did you just mean AP classes in general?

Ah, I was wondering how you could get in 8 college classes. At my school one can only get in four at most, and that's only if you load up your Senior Year with three AP's and take AP Bio Junior year. Most of those won't get you college credit. Bio-ES, if your scores are high enough, will, as with BC Calc. Everything else is just "higher level classes". Imitation EDIT: Ray, I visited Harvard this summer. HATED it. Couldn't stand thinking of going there. So ya, just because a school has a famous name doesn't mean you should go there :-w .

Anyone of us could die at any given moment. I thought my friend had a long time to live and boom, dead at 16. I still miss the guy. :cry: Yes, well I'm optimistic and believe that I am gonna live to be at least 90. I have a lot more time. And I'm pessimistic and believe I'll live to the age of at least 70. So there ya go, thinking that you could die tomorrow is valuable time wasted :P . You could be making cookies with that time. Chocolate chip cookies. Lots of chocolate chip cookies.

And I love it! :mrgreen: Is it just me, or are you a little plump or something? :anxious: Hell no. Yes, I just grabbed a camera and posted a picture of my stomach. Sue me. Thought it'd be better than just saying "I'M NOT FAT!", oh well. It's just, who didn't see this becoming another "post your measurements thread" o_O? (though I do not doubt any data posted, it's all the same teenage metabolism thing, me included)

Okay, every person on this thread is a teenager with absurdely, annoyingly fast metabolism. We get it. Still don't see how anyone would want to be fat. Until you get to the point of chronic malnourishment, there's no way in hell that can ever lose to being too overweight.

Funny, but at least give credit to whoever made that surprisingly perfect letter and situation for the scenario -_-".

Err, is this a joke :| ? Of course everyone would prefer to be skinny... why are you asking?

Chill pill Paperclips :-$ .

Nevah! Just search for "wall flip" on google, or just Youtube. Pretty easy to find video tutorials on it (there are more than I can count...), as it's one of the major, yet simpler tricks people like to learn when it comes to Tricking.

Heh, I completely messed up on a wall flip today while practicing. Mega ouch. Grass is supposed to be soft, damnit >_>.

I've got a tattoo on my right shoulder already. I don't want anything on the other shoulder unless I decide I'm actually to do a tribal design that will run from my bicep, up my shoulder, and down my chest. I want the kanji somewhere I can see because it's a simple reminder. Also, when you're in the general public, a lot more people talk to you if they see you have tattoo. It's a great conversation starter, but I the corporate world has their own opinions.. :? Ah, so you want it to be seen fairly easily :-k . I assumed that you already had a tattoo on your shoulder from your post, but if I was in your position I'd still prefer to have the second tattoo on the other shoulder. So my opinion might not really help in this situation :-k .

What's wrong with just getting tattoo(s) on the shoulders? If I ever get a tattoo (and I believe I will), I'd just put it there. When you don't want to show it, it's hidden. When you want to, it's not. Much easier to deal with than on the calf or wrist, if you ask me.

Eh, it wasn't really an attack, I was just trying to put emphasis on the fact that I've seen that book referenced a ton this week, for some odd reason. Me, I read it last year, thought it was weird as hell. I'm getting kind of off-topic here, but read it again and think more about human nature and the like. It makes a lot more sense and has a lot of good insights. Oh, no, I get the meaning of the book. It was a school book, so we went over it in class to understand it, but it's not like the meanings aren't hard to find anyways. Still a frikkin' weird book. "Orgy Porgy!". Ack.

Eh, it wasn't really an attack, I was just trying to put emphasis on the fact that I've seen that book referenced a ton this week, for some odd reason. Me, I read it last year, thought it was weird as hell.

Same here, I even keep a folding knife under my pillow. It has a camo handle ftw :thumbsup: You two scare me o_O.

I was told by my physics teacher... if an atom was the size of a football stadium, the nucleus would be a pea on the centre circle of the pitch... thats just my teacher though... Eh, it may depend on the atomic number of the atom, as higher numbers have more electrons and thus more valences, which would lead to bigger atoms for every eight new electrons after helium, I believe. Sorry if my Chemistry is a little rough though >_<. I took Acc. Chem two years ago, and decided not to take AP Chem this year out of lazyness, so Chem isn't one of my strong suits. So, if I make a wrong statement chemists, feel free to correct me ^_^'. :lol:

Kids, using mathematical property where A=B and B=C, we must assume that A=C, so Emo=Bad Hero = Label Label = Bad Therefore, Hero = Bad. Transitive property sucks in real life. Mathematics deals with perfect data and precise numerical values. The world does not. Deal with it. Yes I said it. If you're going to start a post off with "kids" and follow it with such an annoying statement as if to create a counterpoint, make sure your sense of correctness and condescending tone actually comes with a correct statement, please. Your statement is incorrect because the mathematical proof is imperfect. For it to be correct, not only would label's have to be the very definition of "bad", but "emo" would have to be the very definition of "label", as it clearly is not. Emo has basic meanings beyond being a label, and thus the mathetmatic proof utilizing transitive law does not work as they are not perfect equalities. Errdoth does make a good point that labeling people [with stereotypes] is bad, but there is no reason to carry it into the world of mathematics unnecessarily as if to sound intelligient by doing so.

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