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#26 2010-10-05 03:47:39

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Re: Opinions on skool

We don't have grades in my country-we have primary school. Primary one is 7, up to primary 6 at 12. I'm primary 5.


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#27 2010-10-05 18:44:54

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Re: Opinions on skool

5th grade for me is sometimes a drag, but in our school we do this thing called "science buddies" where we all get paired up with a Kindergartener and do observations and stuff.


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#28 2010-10-05 18:51:03

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Re: Opinions on skool

Hi from an 8th grader.


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#29 2010-10-05 18:51:23

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Re: Opinions on skool

Schools pretty awesome at my age. Kinda. It's a heck of a lot harder though.

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#30 2010-10-05 19:37:06

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Re: Opinions on skool

If you are in middle school (or have a locker at school) have you ever been butterflied*?

*Butterflied-When your lock is turned backwards by someone


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#31 2010-10-05 19:39:09

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Re: Opinions on skool

soupoftomato wrote:

If you are in middle school (or have a locker at school) have you ever been butterflied*?

*Butterflied-When your lock is turned backwards by someone

No.


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#32 2010-10-05 19:55:42

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Re: Opinions on skool

I moved up to 9th grade, aka highschool, 2 weeks ago. So I was 2 or 3 weeks into middleschool then got bumped up.  tongue

You get a lot more HW in 9th grade, some of the students are AnNoYiNg me to DEATH, and I feel like i'm missing out on some things.  sad

Fortunately, I'll catch up soon  big_smile
When I pass the middleschoolers, they sometimes say, "Hey, Freshman."  tongue

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#33 2010-10-05 19:59:51

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Re: Opinions on skool

Survivorduck wrote:

I moved up to 9th grade, aka highschool, 2 weeks ago. So I was 2 or 3 weeks into middleschool then got bumped up.  tongue

You get a lot more HW in 9th grade, some of the students are AnNoYiNg me to DEATH, and I feel like i'm missing out on some things.  sad

Fortunately, I'll catch up soon  big_smile
When I pass the middleschoolers, they sometimes say, "Hey, Freshman."  tongue

In middle school, a lot of the kids are just big posers.

This one kid tries to act tough, but all he does is repeat, "What you looking at?" over and over, no matter what you are looking at. If I sit by him in class, I want punch him in the nose the first ten seconds.

The same kid makes lunch unbearable, because he will dip his popsicle in his milk, and the milk freezes around it and he eats it. Everyone laughs and me and my friends are the only ones who can tell he's just an attention hogging jerk.

The kid makes me want cheat the filter.


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#34 2010-10-05 20:05:15

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Re: Opinions on skool

grade 8 is boring... so very very boring but i get almost no homework ever

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#35 2010-10-05 20:34:52

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Re: Opinions on skool

soupoftomato wrote:

Survivorduck wrote:

I moved up to 9th grade, aka highschool, 2 weeks ago. So I was 2 or 3 weeks into middleschool then got bumped up.  tongue

You get a lot more HW in 9th grade, some of the students are AnNoYiNg me to DEATH, and I feel like i'm missing out on some things.  sad

Fortunately, I'll catch up soon  big_smile
When I pass the middleschoolers, they sometimes say, "Hey, Freshman."  tongue

In middle school, a lot of the kids are just big posers.

This one kid tries to act tough, but all he does is repeat, "What you looking at?" over and over, no matter what you are looking at. If I sit by him in class, I want punch him in the nose the first ten seconds.

The same kid makes lunch unbearable, because he will dip his popsicle in his milk, and the milk freezes around it and he eats it. Everyone laughs and me and my friends are the only ones who can tell he's just an attention hogging jerk.

The kid makes me want cheat the filter.

ANNOYING KID 1: "Hey, Madison! Check out this thing on my iPod!" *Shoves iPod in myface* "And this picture I secretly took... HA ISNT IT FUNNY!!!!!"

ANNOYING KID 2: "Movie line movie line killer car movie line xbox movie line boring story..."

ANNOYING KID 3: "IRONMAN IRONMAN CLUBPENGUIN CLUB PENGUIN IRONMAN IRONMAN"

There was an annoying kid in middle school... but he'll never be as annoying as the three people above.  roll

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#36 2010-10-05 20:59:38

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I assume I'M less annoying than that.  roll

Stupid kid #1: "This marker is the color of poop."
SK#2: Ha ha, you said poop lol.
Me: Move, I need to write on the board too.
SK#1: [insert really stupid insult here]
SK#2: OHHHH YOU NEED SOME ICE FOR THAT BURN?
Me: No, I'm FIREPROOF! *finishes problem* *Goes back to desk*

I'm glad they're so dim-witted. Makes 'em easy to cut down with words.  smile


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#37 2010-10-05 21:01:07

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I am in eighth grade and like it. I go to a big private school in the woods with 20 kids in the whole grade so it's pretty hard to have friends. It is also very hard to have enemies at the same time!


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#38 2010-10-05 21:48:30

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I like school! I just moved to this school, but sadly, I'm in 5th grade and I'll have to go to middle school for 6th!  sad  I'm only sad because I only get this school for 1 year before I go to middle!


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#39 2010-10-05 22:08:47

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Re: Opinions on skool

soupoftomato wrote:

If you are in middle school (or have a locker at school) have you ever been butterflied*?

*Butterflied-When your lock is turned backwards by someone

Yeah. A ton of times. Some stalkerish girls found out my combination from one of my friends and proceeded to flip my lock every day, in addition to putting love notes and stuff in my locker.


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#40 2010-10-05 22:20:05

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Re: Opinions on skool

antimonyarsenide wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

If you are in middle school (or have a locker at school) have you ever been butterflied*?

*Butterflied-When your lock is turned backwards by someone

Yeah. A ton of times. Some stalkerish girls found out my combination from one of my friends and proceeded to flip my lock every day, in addition to putting love notes and stuff in my locker.

Ha. We had a kid in 8th grade who zip-tied lockers shut, and signed our yearbooks as "the zip-tie bandit." It was actually pretty funny, because you could just cut the zip tie. The teachers completely flipped out, though.  tongue

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#41 2010-10-05 22:36:21

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My school is...Intimidating, but excellent. Coming from a small private school with a graduating class of 17 people, to go to the local high school was well...Intimidating. The thing about my school is that is has what you call "socio-economic diversity" which basically means a substancial amount of the population is poor ghetto people, who steal, sell drugs, commit violence and have poor grades. Yet there are so many people who are regular middle class, and there's also a lot of rich people who live on the lake. BUT on the other hand, there's so much I love about it. With 3000 people comes hundreds of different activites within the school. I play trumpet in the marching band (one of the best experiences of my life infact). I also ride with the bike club. And my classes are great too, I haven't yet had any teachers I don't like (I'm in all honors). So overall I'd have to say I like it.

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#42 2010-10-05 22:55:55

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Re: Opinions on skool

Usatt1337 wrote:

My school is...Intimidating, but excellent. Coming from a small private school with a graduating class of 17 people, to go to the local high school was well...Intimidating. The thing about my school is that is has what you call "socio-economic diversity" which basically means a substancial amount of the population is poor ghetto people, who steal, sell drugs, commit violence and have poor grades. Yet there are so many people who are regular middle class, and there's also a lot of rich people who live on the lake. BUT on the other hand, there's so much I love about it. With 3000 people comes hundreds of different activites within the school. I play trumpet in the marching band (one of the best experiences of my life infact). I also ride with the bike club. And my classes are great too, I haven't yet had any teachers I don't like (I'm in all honors). So overall I'd have to say I like it.

Ghetto people? You do know what a ghetto is, don't you?


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#43 2010-10-06 03:47:51

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Re: Opinions on skool

soupoftomato wrote:

If you are in middle school (or have a locker at school) have you ever been butterflied*?

*Butterflied-When your lock is turned backwards by someone

Someone discovered this trick in March, and now every day it's common to see a whole row of locked lockers hanging open.


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#44 2010-10-06 03:49:57

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Re: Opinions on skool

helltank wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

If you are in middle school (or have a locker at school) have you ever been butterflied*?

*Butterflied-When your lock is turned backwards by someone

Someone discovered this trick in March, and now every day it's common to see a whole row of locked lockers hanging open.

lol, fail.

At our school, our lockers are practically Swiss bank safes.

Seriously.


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#45 2010-10-06 07:25:41

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Re: Opinions on skool

banana500 wrote:

The good part is that we have this writing assignment to write an entire novel in one month.  big_smile

That's not really possible, and why is that a good thing?


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#46 2010-10-06 07:49:47

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Re: Opinions on skool

Blade-Edge wrote:

banana500 wrote:

The good part is that we have this writing assignment to write an entire novel in one month.  big_smile

That's not really possible, and why is that a good thing?

Nobody said it had to be a good novel.  big_smile

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#47 2010-10-06 12:58:04

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iCode-747 wrote:

helltank wrote:

soupoftomato wrote:

If you are in middle school (or have a locker at school) have you ever been butterflied*?

*Butterflied-When your lock is turned backwards by someone

Someone discovered this trick in March, and now every day it's common to see a whole row of locked lockers hanging open.

lol, fail.

At our school, our lockers are practically Swiss bank safes.

Seriously.

For all stalkers out there - to get into my key-locked locker, just hit it. It works.
Theres some cheese in there. Feel free to take it.  tongue

A conversation at my school:

BOB: Hey peeps look Becky and Katy are FIGHTING its, like, so cool!
*stares at Becky and Katy as they poke each other squealing babyishly*
JEFF: OMG yeah that's epic two girls scrapping how amazing!!
BOB: Yeah they're, like, killing each other!
JEFF: Yay let's join in. WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

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#48 2010-10-06 13:07:53

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I don't like skool. Nuf' said.


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#49 2010-10-06 15:27:31

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Re: Opinions on skool

Ace-Of-Diamonds wrote:

Ghetto people? You do know what a ghetto is, don't you?

Yes I do.

And don't tell me "that's incorrect, it was really an area in Poland where jews were moved into during WWII" I know that, but this is the sense I mean it in.
ghetto
1. (n.) an impoverished, neglected, or otherwise disadvantaged residential area of a city, usually troubled by a disproportionately large amount of crime 2. (adj.) urban; of or relating to (inner) city life 3. (adj.) poor; of or relating to the poor life 4. (adj.) jury-rigged, improvised, or home-made (usually with extremely cheap or sub-standard components), yet still deserving of an odd sense of respect from ghetto dwellers and non-ghetto dwellers alike
1. John's paranoia about triple-checking whether or not he's locked his car doors comes from his growing up in the ghetto
2. "Why you always be talkin' ghetto? Get yo'self a propa' e-ju-ma-kay-shun, kid!"
3. Jane hid her head in embarrasment as her mom shamelessly committed the ghetto act of stuffing the restaurant's bread rolls, sugar packets, and silverware in her purse
4. "A TV Guide duct-taped to a 4 foot stick?! That's one hella ghetto 'mote control!"

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#50 2010-10-06 15:30:47

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Re: Opinions on skool

Usatt1337 wrote:

Ace-Of-Diamonds wrote:

Ghetto people? You do know what a ghetto is, don't you?

Yes I do.

And don't tell me "that's incorrect, it was really an area in Poland where jews were moved into during WWII" I know that, but this is the sense I mean it in.
ghetto
1. (n.) an impoverished, neglected, or otherwise disadvantaged residential area of a city, usually troubled by a disproportionately large amount of crime 2. (adj.) urban; of or relating to (inner) city life 3. (adj.) poor; of or relating to the poor life 4. (adj.) jury-rigged, improvised, or home-made (usually with extremely cheap or sub-standard components), yet still deserving of an odd sense of respect from ghetto dwellers and non-ghetto dwellers alike
1. John's paranoia about triple-checking whether or not he's locked his car doors comes from his growing up in the ghetto
2. "Why you always be talkin' ghetto? Get yo'self a propa' e-ju-ma-kay-shun, kid!"
3. Jane hid her head in embarrasment as her mom shamelessly committed the ghetto act of stuffing the restaurant's bread rolls, sugar packets, and silverware in her purse
4. "A TV Guide duct-taped to a 4 foot stick?! That's one hella ghetto 'mote control!"

Um, you just looked that up on Wikipedia/some other site from using Google or a similar search engine.


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