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You didn't answer my question.

KalinaStar wrote:

veggieman001 wrote:

You didn't answer my question.

Sorry, I didn't know you wanted me to answer it again. Here I go:

1) Think about all the things she could say. Here's a breakdown:

1) Ew, no!
2) YES I RUV YUU TOO <3
3) I'll think about it.

Also, how will you relay the message? Don't try to get it perfectly, because love makes you mess up    Don't make it too scripted.

And always, always, always expect the worst. You probably won't end up with her as a wife anyways.

Oh I know nothing like that will most likely ever happen

And I don't script things scripts are for jerks

I'm just going to tell her straight up one of these days

You should delete your bumps to make this topic cleaner after someone else posts which they did 

So, how should I study for my next physics test since it is so hard to study physics?

KalinaStar wrote:

In response to JJROCKER:

Hey!

If you can find a study site online, it may make your problems easier. Or, have someone quiz you. If there's nobody around, mentally challenge yourself. I do. If you don't understand something, talk to your teacher during recess. If you could clarify and tell me what kind of physics, that would be great. I did some physics in 6th grade (no typo)

Yeah... uh, it's not really something you can study and the sites online aren't helpful... Physics B.

Bump!

JJROCKER wrote:

KalinaStar wrote:

What's Physics B? Sorry, I go to a private school and we don't have courses or textbooks OR grades.

0_0 How do you learn? How are you going to get anywhere in life?

No, here's the thing. My school's motto is 'Learn by doing.' They sometimes give us worksheets, from books, but they don't make us carry textbooks around.

Since it's a private school, we don't have courses and such. Rather than keeping every kid at the same level, they encourage learning because it's a gifted school. They sort us out into different math groups, based on how good we are, so the really advanced kids learn extensive material. The teachers are really smart and sometimes prepare their own lessons.

What some of the kids do at my school is amazing. All of 8th grade, every student devotes quite a lot of time to do a Recital Project. It's a project that will benefit the world. One boy is building his own computer. Here's one of the past recital projects.

Robin WIlliams' daughter and Michelle Pfeiffer's son went here (we ran into Michelle once!!!!) and so did Steve Jobs' daughter. It's pretty cool knowing that, even though we never did get to meet them.    But yeah, some of them grow up to be actors, singers, engineers 'cuz they go to like Yale and stuff 

Sorry, just needed someone to talk to 

Last edited by KalinaStar (2011-12-04 13:54:38)

Bump?

i have nothing to ask now but i may have something to ask later.

In response to fungirl123:

I've experienced that before. Try taking a break. I want to know, are you looking to write more or looking for ideas? Either way, taking a break usually works. Eat chocolate. Read other books. Look at your favorite website. Something might pop into your head.

Hope I helped!    Always feel free to ask more questions.

ProgrammingPro01, I hope to hear from you soon!

-Kalina

Bananaman114, I'm on!