Welcome to Gaia! ::

I highly dislike this new pop song (I think it's new).
My roommie listens to every kind of music but rock (the kind of music I like).
She's got some pop on there, and there was this awful song.
It didn't sound bad, but just the lyrics was irritating.
It made NO sense at ALL!
So, this guy is singing about how he wants to believe the Earth turns slowly, something about lightning bugs, and how it's hard to want to be awake when you're asleep.
Okay, WHAT!?
What does it mean!?
That make no sense, man XDD!
If it's a secret pop music code, somebody tell me what it means.
I'm like Jack Skelleton: "What does it mean; what does it mean!?" LOLOL!
It sounds like he wrote the song in a dream, then he got up (still tired) and rewrote it, thinking it sounded great and deep and epic and all of that.
And he never quite woke up to realize that it didn't before he composed it and stuff.
Like, I've had dreams where, right when I woke up, I was like "Wao, that would make a great play/short story/novel! I should write that down!"
But then I wake up fully and realize that, if I wrote it. it would either make no sense or have people mass rioting outside of my window because it teaches their children to take their friends and run away with a kid in a wheelchair to a forest and a bog and something about train tracks to get to heaven.
It's kind of like he never reached that stage where he realizes that it doesn't sound as cool as it did when you were askeep.
If there is a secret code to it, please let me know! =D

It's irritating when my mother repeats herself.
She'll say the same thing three or four times, usually in a pattern.
Subject, well known definition of subject, subject again.
For example: "They're strangers. They don't know each other. They're strangers."
She's been known to repeat herself up to five times.
Kay, I got it the first time.
I love you, but you can stop repeating yourself now.
She probably doesn't realize she's doing it, though.
Does anyone know anyone else who does this?
I actually find it pretty fascinating.
I mean, psychologically, why would one repeat oneself so many times?
I must study this!
And my "study," I really mean "ask my favorite Psychology professor what he thinks about it." XDD!

ooooh, I hate all those things too!

gonk

Sooo frustrating!

and my mom repeats herself too, it's like just shut up and stop repeating yourself. You're a moron, just ******** shut your face.

Always, I wanna be with you, And make believe with you, And live in harmony harmony oh love

Online I.Q. Tests.
Is it possible to be more bogus?
First of all, it's online, which makes it stupid to start with.
On top of that, it's written.
Written I.Q. tests are fail.
A proper I.Q. test will have a series of shapes and ask you to pick whichever one is whatever.
It will slowly increase in difficulty throughout the test.
It is scientifically proven to be the best kind of I.Q. test.
The ad I just saw for one asked what the capitol of Alabama or something was.
An I.Q. isn't how much you know.
Epic fail.
It's how well you learn.
WTF does knowing what the capitol of Alabama have to do with that?
Nil XDD!
On top of that "people who brag about their I.Q.s are losers." XDD!
They're just fail on so many levels.

LOLOL!
I'm grade smart, as in I make straight A's, which is impressive for college, not for HS, but I didn't make straight A's in HS (because I didn't try LOLOL!).
Anyways, my ACT was only 25, which is alright I guess.
I have a good friend that is reeeally smart and she made like 15 or something.
She just couldn't take the pressure of a test that is three hours long on a Saturday morning in a strange school.
ACT was like hell on Earth. D=
Ah, there we are, another thing that is an inconvenience to me! =D

No, I think it just depends on the school.
I'm just saying it's usually less important, but, again it depends on the school.
My high school was a joke.
A monkey could have graduated from it.
However, I should also acknowledge that many schools are not a joke.
Also, Lee isn't supposed to be the most academically challenging school either.
Just do the work and even I make straight A's.
Almost no one has all A's, but I think that has a lot to do with personal effort.
If you can start by making A's in HS (not a crappy HS), then you're really well off! =D
Yay for self-tourturediscipline!
I never took the SAT, because most schools around here don't require it.
Also, I took the ACT three times to get that score XDD!
It just makes me feel dumb, because a lot of people that flunk out of classes here got, like, 30, which is enough for a free ride.
I'm like "GIMME JOR SCOOOORE! You're just wasting it anyways!"
At least 25 gets you half tuition, which isn't bad at all.
It's just my school that does those epic ACT scholarships, though.
They're pretty generous. =D

Methinks that might be a free ride.
It starts at 24 for half tuition, and this one girl got a couple more points than me, and she was one away from full ride.
It's either 28 or 29 that would get you there, but I think it's 28.
Pretty boss, man. ;o

I don't know anything about those schools, but you should go for the gem among gems.
All of the great people I know don't go to a class because it's easy.
They specifically take challenging teachers so they can get this crazy thing called KNOWLEDGE! XDD!
People who try to take the easy rode through life seriously irritate me. D=

Also, I'm crazy, but I believe that "Where there's a will, there's an A."
Sometimes you have to work like crazy for that A, like don't even get me started about how hard it was to get an A in my history class a year ago.

About a "valedictorian being a valedictorian," back home, there's this school a friend of mine works at.
It's an omega smell Christian school for grades k to 12, and it's got like three buildings (the size of regular houses).
A couple of years ago, they had their first graduating class, consisting of one person.
Being the only one, he was the veledictorian, but he BARELY made it through.
I'm talking about one-on-one with teachers, being the only senior in a three building school man, special attention, etc.
LOLOL whut nao!?