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 Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 3:14 am
I ended up playing Morrowind. I finally beat the mission I was supposed to beat and that made me feel better. Morrowind is my addiction. Morrowind and Gaia.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 9:05 am
No fair! When I was going for education originally, if you didn't speak perfect english without things like "um" or other phrases (like "man"), you'd get marked down >_< Oh well. Don't focus on the faults of others though, you'll miss what they have to teach you smile That happens all the time. Plan for the worst, hope for the best -_-' If it will ever seem like there's a chance it will inconvenience you, it will... -_-''' Quote: Stuff about rain. Not Rain, but rain. Wait, the bus driver didn't drop you closer BECAUSE it was raining? The heck? O_o' My bus driver used to drop us closer for that reason, not farther! Ask him/her if they can bring you a tad closer next time, because of the rain, so you don't have to walk as far. Or start bringing an umbrella razz
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 9:07 am
Floof Wolf Rain! Lots of Rain! I envy you.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 9:36 am
I am addicted to the Rain. 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 10:23 am
ALERT! Random question coming!!!!
What on eath is EQ? People keep talking about other people being addicted to it. I've gathered that it must be some online game but can anyone tell me more than that?
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 10:45 am
chyra ALERT! Random question coming!!!! What on eath is EQ? People keep talking about other people being addicted to it. I've gathered that it must be some online game but can anyone tell me more than that? Ever Quest!.... or Ever Crack blaugh It's a Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game... or MMORPG for short. It's fantasy type stuff with dragons and elves and what not. It's very fun and VERY addictive!!
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 10:50 am
90 degrees F, that would be awesome! That's about the perfect temperature for me,but Texas gets much hotter than that I'm afraid.
Honestly, I don't think I learned much in high school, except how to work the system and the math stuff. My history teacher hated it when I told her she was wrong. Ugh.
Glitter, I hope it works out with your mom!
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 11:05 am
Floof Wolf crying It is sooo hot (for here). 90F for you Americans... 32C for me. *melts into the floor* lunashock 90 degrees F, that would be awesome! That's about the perfect temperature for me,but Texas gets much hotter than that I'm afraid. One woman's trash is another woman's treasure, I suppose sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 2:25 pm
Luna: I can see how 90F would be nice for Texas... but I am on Vancouver Island in Canada (so I live beside the ocean) and it is HOT HOT HOT for here XD
Rain: You are such a twit XD;;; *noogies*
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 2:37 pm
Glitter Girl The different lunch periods is an American school thing...I'm not sure exactly why its that way. It just is. It is a way to side-step the whole school overcrowding thing. If you can fill the cafeteria to capacity several times, then you can actually have more students in the building than it was actually designed for in the first place.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 2:44 pm
Tetravus Glitter Girl The different lunch periods is an American school thing...I'm not sure exactly why its that way. It just is. It is a way to side-step the whole school overcrowding thing. If you can fill the cafeteria to capacity several times, then you can actually have more students in the building than it was actually designed for in the first place. Those brilliant bastards! whee I, too, hated having different lunch periods back when i was in school. It always seemed like I was eternally on a different lunch than the rest of my friends.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 3:07 pm
lunashock 90 degrees F, that would be awesome! That's about the perfect temperature for me,but Texas gets much hotter than that I'm afraid. Honestly, I don't think I learned much in high school, except how to work the system and the math stuff. My history teacher hated it when I told her she was wrong. Ugh. Glitter, I hope it works out with your mom! What part of TX? I go to Dallas/Fort Worth quite a bit. Well actually Ector, TX and Keller, TX. My wife's uncle lives in San Antonio. So we are planning on going to visit them after I have a business trip down to Austin in Nov. So I'm going to get to see a little more TX than usual since we are planning to drive down there. Right now we are in central OK. Hot, like you said, but the wind never stops. Took me about a year to get use to that.
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 3:10 pm
BadLoki Tetravus Glitter Girl The different lunch periods is an American school thing...I'm not sure exactly why its that way. It just is. It is a way to side-step the whole school overcrowding thing. If you can fill the cafeteria to capacity several times, then you can actually have more students in the building than it was actually designed for in the first place. Those brilliant bastards! whee I, too, hated having different lunch periods back when i was in school. It always seemed like I was eternally on a different lunch than the rest of my friends. You had friends... lucky. cry
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 6:57 pm
BadLoki Tetravus Glitter Girl The different lunch periods is an American school thing...I'm not sure exactly why its that way. It just is. It is a way to side-step the whole school overcrowding thing. If you can fill the cafeteria to capacity several times, then you can actually have more students in the building than it was actually designed for in the first place. Those brilliant bastards! whee I, too, hated having different lunch periods back when i was in school. It always seemed like I was eternally on a different lunch than the rest of my friends. ah lunch was the best part of my day, that's when i got to go eat with my friends and usually ended in a food fight, u would not believe how well school better sticks to hair... that's also where me and my friend austin would pruposly act preverted to the girls that would sit with us, usually by the end of the lunch they had deserted us, but they came back everyday 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Aug 10, 2004 10:05 pm
Tetravus What part of TX? I go to Dallas/Fort Worth quite a bit. Well actually Ector, TX and Keller, TX. My wife's uncle lives in San Antonio. So we are planning on going to visit them after I have a business trip down to Austin in Nov. So I'm going to get to see a little more TX than usual since we are planning to drive down there. Right now we are in central OK. Hot, like you said, but the wind never stops. Took me about a year to get use to that. Yeah, I know it's weird for it to be that hot in Canada, just like it was weird when I saw it snow here for "winter." Anyways, I'm in San Antonio right now. I go up to Austin occassionally to see a friend from a Texas Moms group. I do like it here way more than I ever thought possible! I've been trying to find some cons near here without driving to Dallas, I don't think Logan would like the drive. sweatdrop
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