So guess who forgot to do their math project? Yep...
I'm supposed to draw a quadratic, cubic, or quartic function, as if it were a roller coaster, with all of the data, then an advertisement.
I got the graph and my idea for the advertisement, but I have to put it on a large, repeat, LARGE, piece of graph paper by 4th period today!!! I'm pretty sure Biology, Civics, and Journalism isn't going to like me working on AFM Math work in their class...
Ugh, really need to find better ways to spend class time. But here is Mr. EraSir (see what I did there?).
Behold ... four staples and half an eraser :
His legs are completely detachable and can be re-attached in two different positions. As well as the hands
They also rotate.
The human symbol for nothing is o. The human symbol for infinity is ∞.
That is mind blowing when you realise what it means.
Yeah but the human or at least the humans-who-use-arabic-numerals symbol for eight is 8, which is even more similar to infinity yet significantly less symbolic of anything.
(Oct. 04, 2012 9:37 PM)ლ(ಠ益ಠლ) Wrote: [ -> ]Ugh, really need to find better ways to spend class time. But here is Mr. EraSir (see what I did there?).
Behold ... four staples and half an eraser :
His legs are completely detachable and can be re-attached in two different positions. As well as the hands They also rotate.
Mr. EraSIR reminds me of Spongebob for some reason.
(Oct. 05, 2012 1:47 AM)Crab Commando Wrote: [ -> ] (Oct. 04, 2012 9:37 PM)ლ(ಠ益ಠლ) Wrote: [ -> ]Ugh, really need to find better ways to spend class time. But here is Mr. EraSir (see what I did there?).
Behold ... four staples and half an eraser :
His legs are completely detachable and can be re-attached in two different positions. As well as the hands They also rotate.
Mr. EraSIR reminds me of Spongebob for some reason.
... Nope...
This guy is much cooler
When I am bored at school and I have no work to be done, I usually draw or make stuff with paper/staples/anything else. I made a balloon out of papers once. It could be inhaled or exhaled. It really blowed up like a balloon too.
It floated too, jk.
So I just strained my neck. Great.
It hurts really badly... No idea how I strained it, but DAMN, it hurts...
- You never cease to amaze me, Sarah. 
- I hope it feels better soon. You should try ice, or maybe a heating pad.
I just finished reading A Separate Peace by John Knowles for school today. Gosh, that book was depressing. Poor Finny. 
When I first started the book, I thought that I would've liked Gene more than Phineas, but I ended up favoring Finny in the end. And the way the story ended with the symbolic reference to the Maginot Line just broke my heart.
(Oct. 05, 2012 7:57 AM)Duck of Hades Wrote: [ -> ] - You never cease to amaze me.
Could probably say this about most people on this board
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For my honors eng. class, we just finished Anthem.
One of my favorite books now.
I'm was so sick last night as in blowing-your-nose-out sick.
But at least in school we recorded a rap in Irish.
(It's called the fail of beat boxing)
(Oct. 02, 2012 4:46 AM)Tech Wrote: [ -> ]Speaking of band, tomorrow I'm auditioning for our county Honor Band. I'm really nervous, and hopefully I dont splat like an idiot lol. The audition music isn't that hard, but I know the nerves are what will make it seem that way. I also have to dress nice, which isn't something I like ._. Hopefully, luck will be on my side tomorrow.
I got in!
Only like 9 people from my school got in, which is a big improvement from last year; 2.
I just ordered me a pair of Dickies brand coveralls, the reason? Well two to be exact one my grandpa (papa as he was called affectionately) wore them in his life time and even died wearing them, I want to continue that legacy and 2. they look so cool!
Also at the doctor the other day (first time going alone usually accompanied)
First the bus took me to the wrong place THEN I went to my moms work place (its a school she teaches autistic kids) then at like 1:30 I go there and I fill my little sheet out, I wait then I go to the place where I get checked upon. I waited a bit then the doctor came wasn't my usual guy but hey he was cool, The nurse btw LOVED my fez (big fan of Cthulhu) so thats good,
I got my flu shot which still aches a bit and after that I had to get blood work done which meant giving a bit of me blood. That was fine and dandy but the vein was being a jerk on my right arm so to the left, I swear this happened, as soon as the nurse hit the vein I unintentionally said "HELLO!" which made them laugh a bit. so yeah afterwards went to wally world (walmart as my family calls it) picked up a few things and went home. still a bit groggy but hey the good news is I got a refill on my meds.
I totally agree with Tri, once the teachers finished explaining I usually always finish my work at an average speed. I just play around with my pens, I'm not meant to do this but when I daydream I usually don't know what I'm doing and I start pricking holes with my compass.
And I get called nerd alot of times, just because I am in year 7 doing year 8 work means I'm a nerd right? I study half an hour a day for my future career, I'm not doing it because I want to be a nerd. It's because I try hard to accomplish whats needed. And for some reason I feel like every holiday that's finished, the people in the lower classes get more stupid and stupid.
I especially like to play the "field goal game" which is when you make a paper football and kick it. Since everyone else is working, I just flick into my books.
And viral, my family calls me a nerd just because I take one high school class and I'm in 8th grade. It's algebra 1.
I find it quite amusing that a lot of people have bailed out of the YC subforum now that rules are actually being enforced. I mean, sure, users leaving/finding other places is never a good thing but honestly, if that is the cause at it really does seem to be, I can't say I will notice many of the departures unless told about it...
My family don't call me a nerd because they value intelligence highly and know it should be nurtured (without putting undue pressure on me to choose any career path that would highlight that knowledge). Yet somehow I'm still a horribly mopy ginger. Oh well.
I think the reason which many users leave the YC subforum is because they loss mood to write/draw/create GFX. That's a personal experience. When I was more active in Bakuten fandom, I started too many fanfics, but none of them were finished because I lost interest in their storylines. For example, I post the first chapter about street fighting, but soon I wanted to write about space travels. And you abandons the street fighting story in order to start another story.
This can be lack of planning too. You can create a story about street fighting with space travels, but you need to connect both of elements and avoid to give more attention to one element in detriment to another.
I just changed my username to my Chinese name.
Well, I've been taking the time to make my family tree, but not very successful. I've been typing the essay that has to go with it.
I got a new Lego Technic set, and I've done half of it. It's very confusing and it has A LOT of gears, but at least I understand what is going on in there.
I was recently invited to a marching band, and it was ODD. I was sitting in Chinese School when a group of people came in and grabbed a few kids in the class, including me. I was a, interesting talk. Anyhow, I can't join even if I want to. I live too far away from my school for rehearsals all the time.
I already posted this, but I recently changed my Samsung Galaxy Y's ROM to the Creed ROM. Very nice ROM and looks spectacular!
Strangely, I am the only person who calls "me" a nerd. Even though everyone in my school knows me as the "smartest kid in the grade," no one ever called me a nerd. Strange.
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My folks decided to put motion-sensor LED lights in the hallways. So, when you walk past them, they turn on. You can guess who was walking up and down the hallways superfluously.
We have an assignment; "If you could have one super-power, what would it be and why?". The "example" she gave us was for "mind-reading". Hahaha, heck no. People can keep their mangled mess of half baked thoughts to themselves, thank you very much. But I guess, in some cases, it could serve purposeful. Especially if one was an
ace attorney XD
EDIT: Might as well use this post to say this. But I cannot be the only one who is horrible at drawing eyes, right?
._. I made them asleep, so I would avoid having to draw them:
http://i.imgur.com/7iWKX.jpg
So I went to WV for the weekend, and dude, it was COLD. Not like cool like in most parts of the East; COLD.
Man, I shoulda brought a jacket.
P.S., reminder, WV roads make you sick...
lol, ace attorney reference FTW.
I actually had to write a paper for that, and I chose the Ghost Tricks. I wanna help people come a live after their murder; innocent lives get ripped way by others. Any way to help? Ghost Tricks, of course! I could pull off some nice pranks on the way, too.
Guess what some of the kids in my class chose:
bilingual boy
autotroph boy
What has school done to us?!
(Oct. 07, 2012 2:31 PM)ButterflyKnight Wrote: [ -> ]I think the reason which many users leave the YC subforum is because they loss mood to write/draw/create GFX. That's a personal experience. When I was more active in Bakuten fandom, I started too many fanfics, but none of them were finished because I lost interest in their storylines. For example, I post the first chapter about street fighting, but soon I wanted to write about space travels. And you abandons the street fighting story in order to start another story.
This can be lack of planning too. You can create a story about street fighting with space travels, but you need to connect both of elements and avoid to give more attention to one element in detriment to another.
Far too many at far too convenient a time for it to be a coincidence, IMO.
(Oct. 08, 2012 12:31 AM)Insomniac. Wrote: [ -> ]My folks decided to put motion-sensor LED lights in the hallways. So, when you walk past them, they turn on. You can guess who was walking up and down the hallways superfluously.
I'd be trying to set them off with beyblades or hey, beywheelz.
Quote:EDIT: Might as well use this post to say this. But I cannot be the only one who is horrible at drawing eyes, right?
._. I made them asleep, so I would avoid having to draw them: http://i.imgur.com/7iWKX.jpg
Not at all, but hands are generally more infamous.
I'm a lego nerd. Before beybade reemerged, some people at my summer camp would make tops out of lego and battle them until they were WRECKED. Unfotunately, they were mostly shaped like swastikas & we were to young to know or learn any thing about that. Ironically, I have no ninjago sets or tops, and if I get any, I'll most likely throw the cards away.
I agree with earth wolf, but in my case, I'm a toy-in-general nerd. I actually did consider buying Bakugan at one point, but decided against it because I knew that it was only the Bakugan itself that interested me, and it could've cared less about the cards.
There was one time I bought a bunch of action figures (Marvel, DC, LucasArts, WWE, etc.) and I loved playing with them. Actually had to hide them at one point, because me mom was going to throw them away haha.
(Oct. 08, 2012 3:48 AM)Technocrat Wrote: [ -> ]I'd be trying to set them off with beyblades or hey, beywheelz.
Not at all, but hands are generally more infamous.
Hahaha, good idea. Although I doubt they'd be recongnized because of the outlets being higher up.
As for hands, yes, how could I forget, lol. Reason why that person's hands are hidden xD