Welcome to Gaia! ::

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Wow you kids make a big deal out of skool.
I don't feel the slightest bit immodest saying I'm one of the brightest people to pass through my elementary and highschools in recent years. But damn, I was lazy. I was always on the High Honor role until 6th grade, after that, I stopped paying attention, and just passed everything because I always ace tests. Even in college, I skipped most of the work. Don't know why I passed some courses, I think it's because the professors felt guilty failing a student( often the only one) who understood the material perfectly.
Still... good for you guys, with your hard work and dedication... I could never do that with a topic that didn't interest me( I aced the courses for my major, of course. It's the gen ed stuff I coasted through).

JD is Catspaw.

And I'm lazy too, Vague. I wanted to graduate a year early, so I combined my love of internet with School and took Goevernment and Econ over the internet, in "e-highschool"(It's like summer school, but during the normal school year, and online).

After many stress filled days and panic attacks later, I decided to never do that again. But it turns out because of those two half credits, I could graduate half a semester early anyway.

The only reason I'm graduating early is because I hate school, and want to get out of it as soon as possible, Vague.

I would've dropped out of highschool, or just taken my GED and been done with it, but my parents wouldn't let me do either.

Seems like a waste of effort, as that was clearly intentional. I would have picked on the poor( tired-man's) grammar throughout, such as the missing comma after "Wow".

I never said I was in AP English though. You also shouldn't use a conjunction as the first word of a sentence. But I do anyway. See?

Are you ever going to get on MSN by yourself these days?

If you do and I'm on, please IM me...

International relations and Philosophy, hm? Good choices. 3nodding

Actually, that's now seen as acceptable by many grammarians, as long as you are refering back to a previous sentence.


*applause* Now that's astute.
The spacing is intentional, however. I follow my own rules concerning punctuation( but I do so consistently - see?). I do know the proper rules, when they are necessary, and my methods do not make my meaning less clear. So it's not the same as a complete disregard for punctuation, it's creative but purposeful use thereof.

I think someone's just trying to cover themselves up. 3nodding Don't you think the incorrect grammar in the title might keep some intelegent people from joing though?

I noticed it too a long time ago, but like JoVo, never said anything.