FriedRiceNSpice
Captain
Our football team went down 33-7 to our crosstown rivals. They were ranked number 2 in state though, and we're unranked. Hopefully we can finish 3rd or 4th in our division.
Off to school!!!
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The_Zergling
Junior Member
And with a win over Wisconsin today Michigan is now 4-0...
LOL. You guys should come to my school and see us lose.
I guess my school is the outcast? The sport here sucks and being a jock is just like being a nerd. We get beat on everything by everyone.
Argh. Got 3 APs. Calculus is just review though. but Physics and Chemistry.....I either do good in 1 or the other, or both..........badly.
But thank god my Chemistry teacher knows how to curve.
My physics teacher is from Hong Kong, so that place is............(Don't be scared, popeye.
)
I guess my school is the outcast? The sport here sucks and being a jock is just like being a nerd. We get beat on everything by everyone.
Argh. Got 3 APs. Calculus is just review though. but Physics and Chemistry.....I either do good in 1 or the other, or both..........badly.
But thank god my Chemistry teacher knows how to curve.
My physics teacher is from Hong Kong, so that place is............(Don't be scared, popeye.
)
FriedRiceNSpice
Captain
Haha *** your school must suck balls. My school is alright, for the most part we field competetive and occassionaly exceptional teams in one of the toughest leagues in our state.
And 3 AP classes is nothing. I have 4. AP Computer Science, AP American Government, AP Physics, and AP Calculus BC. And still got time to put some pimpn down. :roll:
And 3 AP classes is nothing. I have 4. AP Computer Science, AP American Government, AP Physics, and AP Calculus BC. And still got time to put some pimpn down. :roll:
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Physics C? Dude, what hw does comp science have? The government you have been taught of since 8th grade. Calculus? Dude, are you kidding me?! That's the easiest AP there is, no different than other math courses, other than going up a notch in the system.
How are you doing in Physics? Very good eh?
Tell me what the upper and lower house do, and how they cooperate.
How are you doing in Physics? Very good eh?
Tell me what the upper and lower house do, and how they cooperate.
female friends? i hope i have some. actually i do have some, but just friends, not friend friends. but it's not like i have any time for those friends... half the class failed the first chem test, 90%+ got no more than 60%, while the best was 96% (the only one above 65%). what's wrong with this picture?
notice how my last post was 5 days ago......
omfg i went to the lamest party on saturday, we had to dip 3 times in three different houses before 11:30 PM
wanderingmind
New Member
I joined the military because my mother had told me there would be no college money available after high school, and I was an indifferent student. (I passed trigonometry with a D-, after pledging the teacher I'd never take another math course!)
After 20 years of military service, I retired with college credit hours in workcenter management and physical education. The president of our local university wanted to give me an honorary degree in Aviation History, because of a 44-article newspaper series I did on the history of flight, each of which required about 15 hours of research a week. A board of regents member with whom I'd butted heads on a news article managed to kill that idea...
But, it's funny! The U.S. government's Office of Personnel Management, based on my experience, rates me as qualified for a GS-13 in Public Affairs and as a Writer-Editor. The educational requirements for those same positions call for a PhD! Yet, hiring supervisors will happily hire a freshly-minted PhD with absolutely no experience.
Hang in there, my friends! Stay in the grind, get the sheepskins for the wall, and you'll get your fistful of dollars or rupees or maos... Take it from a grizzled vet who passed up schooling opportunities because he was too damned busy doing the job and fulfilling the mission... Not complaining - I could have dropped it on the shoulders of others, but I had to live with myself afterwards.
After 20 years of military service, I retired with college credit hours in workcenter management and physical education. The president of our local university wanted to give me an honorary degree in Aviation History, because of a 44-article newspaper series I did on the history of flight, each of which required about 15 hours of research a week. A board of regents member with whom I'd butted heads on a news article managed to kill that idea...
But, it's funny! The U.S. government's Office of Personnel Management, based on my experience, rates me as qualified for a GS-13 in Public Affairs and as a Writer-Editor. The educational requirements for those same positions call for a PhD! Yet, hiring supervisors will happily hire a freshly-minted PhD with absolutely no experience.
Hang in there, my friends! Stay in the grind, get the sheepskins for the wall, and you'll get your fistful of dollars or rupees or maos... Take it from a grizzled vet who passed up schooling opportunities because he was too damned busy doing the job and fulfilling the mission... Not complaining - I could have dropped it on the shoulders of others, but I had to live with myself afterwards.