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oh jeez

why is there a topic about this

you learn everything in fourth grade and then they teach it to you in fifth grade
then in middle school they teach you about how you shouldnt do drugs
then in high school they teach you about abstinence

the end

At our school, we saw a lame video and looked at pictures of people's junk on the overhead

Classy

-iNetMaster- wrote:

helltank wrote:

-iNetMaster- wrote:

When I watched it, I already knew about everything about this stuff.
And more.
The older kids at school teach you a lot of things, man.
*shudders*

It's bad news when you find you know the meaning of over a dozen words that should not exactly be used in public.

I learned about half of my colorful vocabulary from the back of my bus.
You will not believe what some people do back there.
What has the world turned into?

I know, right?

You know, when my friend saw your second sentence, you do not want to know what he interpreted it as.

henley wrote:

rabbit1131 wrote:

helltank wrote:

I watched that video too. When the genders got separated, well, the theories were disturbing at best. I thought it was because we didn't have the same body, but after talking to some people, I found out we watched the same thing, just that the organizers didn't want us to stare at each other in a really odd way while watching the video.

...
This my friends, I is why I do not go to public school.

I go to private school. And they didn’t separate us.

Earlier, I wrote:

Not only does it make me feel uncomfortable that the girls are sitting right there, (oh, and in our class, they have us sit boy, girl, boy, girl, order. Not a good idea for ‘spring science’) but also knowing that they whisper about me. And knowing the topic of what they are whispering about.

Don't be so paranoid lol
Most of the time, they're whispering about something else, and not you.
Also, they didn't separate us in my catholic school either, but afterwards we had a good laugh about some of the stuff when the mean teacher left. The only hard part was remembering the words for the test

08jackt wrote:

-iNetMaster- wrote:

The only thing I don't like about the video was that some people are reeealy immature.

D:
being immature break's the awkwardness.

...and it's funny.

:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Dude, I know what you mean. Me and my best friend Dylan, were goofing around in class the other day when this chick in my class asks my teacher test tube babies. Of course WE don't know what it is(its when men donate the *** cells) but when we found out we burst out laughing and couldn't stop. And our teacher was already mad at us for laughing at her when she said: "Imagine you are a ball, bad friends are elephants on your ball. If you have elephants on your ball, do you think you can stand up and go to heaven?" LOL!
Yeaaaahh it rocks being immature

Last edited by Alternatives (2011-03-10 09:35:52)

Andres-Vander wrote:

Okay so.. why exactly do we have a topic about Bodily Changes on a programming forum?

You were registered the same day as me 

Andres-Vander wrote:

On the forums, but this isn't really relevant.

Welcome to Misc.

It's a better topic than half of the junk people post. At least it has generated 4 pages of replies...


EDIT: I thought you mean the topic wasn't relevant! *facewall*

Last edited by The_Dancing_Donut (2011-03-10 11:50:55)

tomicool wrote:

Oh God, I remember doing that when I was 11... we even saw a baby being born... I'm 13 now and I still have a scarred memory... 

That is just scary. And the government requires it. That's just sick.

Blade-Edge wrote:

henley wrote:

rabbit1131 wrote:

...
This my friends, I is why I do not go to public school.

I go to private school. And they didn’t separate us.

Earlier, I wrote:

Not only does it make me feel uncomfortable that the girls are sitting right there, (oh, and in our class, they have us sit boy, girl, boy, girl, order. Not a good idea for ‘spring science’) but also knowing that they whisper about me. And knowing the topic of what they are whispering about.

Don't be so paranoid lol
Most of the time, they're whispering about something else, and not you.
Also, they didn't separate us in my catholic school either, but afterwards we had a good laugh about some of the stuff when the mean teacher left. The only hard part was remembering the words for the test

It’s not paranoia. They think I can’t hear them, but I can.

rabbit1131 wrote:

tomicool wrote:

Oh God, I remember doing that when I was 11... we even saw a baby being born... I'm 13 now and I still have a scarred memory... 

That is just scary. And the government requires it. That's just sick.

IKR... It was vile... Quite amazing to see new life but generally horrible... And please don't say 'That's what she said' XD

littletonkslover wrote:

we had to watch some "just around the corner" for both genders thing wow that was the worst acting ever

i swear half of the video was like actually exactly the same lol. here was seriously like the first part

Older Sister: I'm gonna hang out with my friendssss (grabs phone)
Little Sister: Let's play together!
Older Sister: Ugh no. Later *grabs phone* I'm going bowling.
Little Sister: I WONDER WHAT THIS IS ALL ABOUT?
Random Voice: Your sibling may be going through puberty.    etc etc

it was the same for the boys one but that one was way shorter lol. they dont need to worry about half as much as us girls

1+

So all teens are psychopathic, self obsessed, selfish phone addicts who always need to see their friends?

I sense a touch of stereotype here.

J0j2 wrote:

It's called puberty.
It's also called middle school.
NAUGHTY NAUGHTY NAUGHTY.

Ah, I love *-ed. It's the best part of the year.    Anyway, better enjoy it. It only gets worse in high school.

Meh, they already start talking about the boring stuff in Middle School 

J0j2 wrote:

It's called puberty.
It's also called middle school.
NAUGHTY NAUGHTY NAUGHTY.

Ah, I love *-ed. It's the best part of the year.    Anyway, better enjoy it. It only gets worse in high school.

I find it funny, that's how sick minded I am XD










No, really.