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Hinote Tosatsu Vice Captain
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 Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 1:42 pm
Despite my utter lack of a social life, I shall answer!
No, I wouldn't. If it was someone I would have talked to in the first place, I wouldn't start ignoring her for not wanting to dance with my friend. If my friend started ignoring her, I'd probably smack him for being a retard. Some people just don't like dancing, or don't care to dance with specific people. It's not something to hold against them.
More personally, I'd probably have been ignoring the person anyways because I'm not exactly one for social stuff. I'd probably be happy that she turned down my friend, because it'd give me more opportunity to hang out with someone I knew and enjoyed hanging out with during the whole thing.
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How could your teacher make such a dare? That's just mean!
Tell her I still wanna see her join up though, cause having an English teacher in here would be pure awesome.
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 1:50 pm
...Okay... Say you know this girl pretty well... then what?
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And my english teacher, Yuki is her first name, loves to make insanely horrible bets with her students because she is really a child at heart.
And she still doesn't want to join because she has read people's post, (i.e. Greg, Luo, Hinote, etc.) and she will feel bad because she can't post like you can. But she says Hi.
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Hinote Tosatsu Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:07 pm
Just link her to the first posts I made when I joined the guild. I had a hard time getting more than two sentences into a post back then. I've pretty much tripled my skill level since coming here, and I honestly thought I was good before. So long as the person can write well and is honestly trying to make good posts, nobody really cares about the length. Just so long as the content is fun to read.
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And if i knew the girl well, she'd probably be sitting in the corner with me and my friend anyways, and none of us would want to dance...
But to go along with the assumption that I had an active social life, I'd be even less likely to ignore her if I knew her well. I'd probably be able to decipher a bit better the reasons why she denied my friend, and most likely agree with them.
I'm not really one to hold a grudge against something that didn't even relate to me, and I find people holding grudges about anything at all rather silly. A consistent dislike, perhaps, but not a "I hate you and will never speak to you again unless I'm verbally gutting you." grudge.
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:13 pm
Eh, who knows.... She might get mad at me for staying on late at night, though... And she'd be all over my a** about Tanzu, even though the entire relationship was, "Goddamn it, why am I doing this?!" But yeah... I guess I'll try her again. But her account is like... newb-ish cuz she almost never goes on.... She just plays pinball.
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Sometimes, I just wish you were a thirteen year old who went to my school... I'd be sitting with you in the corner.
Or... the guy's at my school could be more like a socially active you. I got ignored all last night at my school dance cuz I told a guy, "Sorry, but this just isn't my song." :/
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Hinote Tosatsu Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:25 pm
Honestly, I wish the same. A good bit of my lack of social skills comes from being home schooled since third grade, so I missed a lot of the fun stuff, like beating up bullies.
Was there nobody there that didn't dance or something? It seems like there would be a ton of people just sitting around, there for the food and party and not much else. I'd probably be sitting in a corner with a pack of cards or something. And not those silly trading cards either. Poker! Have I ever mentioned one of my favorite impossible fantasies is going back to being a kid in school? It's a massive chunk of childhood that I never got, no matter how horribly boring I know school to be. At least public is more fun than home.
Then again, as I hear it, school is a tough place, with all of the elitist moron kids running around. It's funny how kids these days all seem to want to be the guy on top of the pile, when there is no pile to be on top of.
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:32 pm
I've been private-schooled all my life. I would have loved to be home-schooled, but my mom is a cancer researcher and my dad is the comptroller for some electrical engineering corp. I'm stuck going to school with snobbish rich kids who think they own the world (Some of them do... I know a kid who runs Ice Palace, the only ice skating rink in Hawaii).
I was like... the only one not dancing. There were a few other guys that weren't dancing, but they are the "outcast" of the school, and if you're even seen talking to them you're marked off as an outcast and nobody will even think about talking to you. Yeah... rich kid's rules, I guess... And cards are actually illegal at my school. If you're seen with a deck, you're sent directly to the Headmaster's office for detention.
Oh yeah... I know all about those elitist moron kids... I'm their dog. I carry their books, buy them lunch (with their money), get them passes to get out of study hall... I know all of their locker combinations and class schedules. Oh yeah, and if they get in trouble for something, I have to take the blame for it... But hey... I get free food.
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Hinote Tosatsu Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:43 pm
I would definitely be in the outcast group. There is no better group to hang out with in any school than the outcasts. They aren't really the nerds or the emos, they just don't go for the weird a** stuff the rest of the people like. They also usually do the more fun stuff that other people don't.
Well, that's how it was when I was in school anyways.
No cards? Hmm... Then I'd probably have a book or something. Maybe a notebook. I'd be doing something other than dancing at any rate.
When I was in second grade, the school had a special computer in the library that ran reading comprehension tests. You would check out a book, read it, then take a test on the computer. I always did that. It was awesome. If I finished a test or something before the rest of my class, I'd be either reading my book, or getting permission to go do the test for it.
Best part of the story though, I chose a book once and the person running the tests was all "No, you don't want that one. Even high school kids can't get 100% on that test!". I was just "I'll do it anyway!". Went home, read the book, took the test the next day, 100%. It was awesome. My teachers claimed I was at university reading level. I just didn't know all of the words.
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:54 pm
The outcast group is a bunch of emo kids or really really really snobby rich kids that even the other rich kids don't like. Please, you're much better than that, Hinote. My school is pretty much ranked into four groups:
The outcast at the bottom
The nobody's right on top
The somebody's right on top of that
And the popular people at the top.
I'm a nobody, and we'd be the people who aren't the real nerds or emos and we do what we like, not what others want us to. You'd be in our group... trust me.
After school we break into the parking lot's upper deck and we play cards up there. We also play baseball (well, the boys and I do... the other girls can't), and we also play gameboy. DS, but some kid has a DSi, so we use that instead. We've been caught once, but somebody had some outlandish excuse that got us out of trouble.
Wow... wish we had that test... I'd be taking it every single frickin' day. Unfortunately, due to the monsterous amount of homework we have, I barely have time to pick up a book and read. Horrible, isn't it? I used to be able to go through high-school level books like water when I was in elementary school... now I can barely get through Interview with a Vampire in a month!!!! Damn private school homework policies...
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Hinote Tosatsu Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 3:11 pm
Emos and snobs in the outcasts?! That's unnatural! Yeah, I would not hang out with emos and snobs. Usually those are in the "Popular" level I thought. Then again, real school hierarchy is a little different depending on where you look at it from. The "Popular" is generally the real outcasts while the "Outcasts" are more popular. I place myself in the group that never really bothers with the pecking order and just do their own thing. Which, is usually the group (According to most comics I've read, which are probably not the best source of info.) that usually gets bullied. Meaning, I would have tons of bullies to beat up! Which is awesome.
Actually, I'd probably be that weird guy that sits in the corner and everyone just kind of avoids him because he's weird. But he's not really weird, he just keeps to himself, which makes him weird. I'd also be the ultimate source of information in the class, because I'd know what everyone was up to, cause I am the ultimate eavesdropper! When I'm awake... And feel like listening in... Just ask Kaze!
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 3:29 pm
Yep... that's just how the Hawaii school heirarchy is... In fact, you could throw anime-lovers into the outcast group, too. That's why I keep my anime addiction a secret... Sh. They get bullied the most, I'm not sure why, and they always do something stupid and weird like, "Katon: Gyokaku no Jutsu" and get punched in the face. Yeah... they're a disgrace... I'm a proud goth-wannabe/gay guy in a woman's body!
Hah... that sounds like me... I know everybody's name and face in my grade, but they don't even know who I am. I actually had a teacher come up and ask me if I had emotional problems. I told him no, but he still put me under counselling serveillance for months!
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Hinote Tosatsu Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 3:35 pm
That's... Weird.
How can you be a gay guy in a woman's body? That's basically saying you're a woman in a woman's body...
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If I saw someone trying to katon their way out of a beating, I'd probably join in on the punching them in the face. That's just retarded. I would then proceed to explain to them how retarded what they did was, and turn them into my minions. Because every freaky guy sitting in the back corner of the classroom spying on everyone needs minions!
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 3:57 pm
Well... I act nothing like a girl. If I said I was a guy in a woman's body, then that means that I'd be a lesbian, which I'm not. Girls in Hawaii worry about their hair, their figure, and whether not a guy likes them. I, on the other hand, could care less about how I look and who likes me. If they like me, good. If they don't, whatever.
Hah... I'm usually the one punching them in the face. But a minion? C'mon... seriously....?
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Hinote Tosatsu Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 4:05 pm
There is a word for that. It is tomboy. Despite the first half being Tom, and the second being Boy, which both logically refer to males, it is referring to a girl that acts like a boy.
And yes! Minions! Because having followers is awesome, until they get annoying. It'd be fun, just running a group as if I were the secret mafia boss of the school. Or a spy ring.
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 4:15 pm
I hate that word... I don't know why, but I hate that word. It makes me sound like some kid that hasn't showered for weeks and loves to get hurt and dirty. Three things that do not apply to me. Okay... I love to hurt myself... and I do admit that I love the sight and smell of blood... BUT I refuse to say that I am a tomboy. I also like to spell it with an i so it's tomboi.
Wow.... I'm just a lackey, so I'd be the minion. I'm just... a rebellious minion with a mind of my own.
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 5:04 pm
/appears in a gust of wind as 'Key of the Twilight' from .hack//sign plays
:3
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