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message 51: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Cynthia wrote: "(Heavy sigh) Oh, Lizzy I've had dogs older than you. You are breaking my heart here. I'm going to go into my advice-giving mom mode pretty soon if I don't get off the computer. Ask Esme, she know a..."

Hang on, i don't think you got it, i dislike ryan, a javalin is sharp and pointy, and it's like a spear only it's allowed at school, i'd want to hit him, i'd laugh pretty hard then (Laughter is the key to success, don't you want me to be successful?


message 52: by [deleted user] (new)

oh yes, i know the stories...thank you cynthia for those, ive officially sworn myself off of drinking unless im all alone in my room after a bad day...
hit him lizzy!


message 53: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Esme wrote: "oh yes, i know the stories...thank you cynthia for those, ive officially sworn myself off of drinking unless im all alone in my room after a bad day...
hit him lizzy!"


Thank you for the encouragement, Esme!


message 54: by [deleted user] (last edited Mar 08, 2011 04:09PM) (new)

you're welcome. ive wanted to smack my boyfriend's stupid head all day but just never got the chance. so hit this boy for me, okay?


message 55: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Will do, but do you think I'd get in trouble for stabing someone with a Javalin? I mean it kinda is their fault, they did give me the pointy object, I blame them


message 56: by [deleted user] (new)

nah, go ahead :)


message 57: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments That's totally something you want to tell a fourteen year old to do, stab someone with something sharp, because they won't take you seriously at all (Computers don't show sarcasm very well) =)


message 58: by [deleted user] (new)

well, who asked me?
never trust an 18 year old who grew up with a bunch of older brothers. never.


message 59: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments that's okay, i still want to hit him with the pointy stick though. He diserves it -grumbles about mean person-


message 60: by [deleted user] (new)

rolling pins are effective too. there's a reason they whacked kids with them back in the days...or atleast that's what i saw on tv.


message 61: by Phoenix (new)

Phoenix (phoenixapb) | 1619 comments Like I told Sally in another thread, somewhere in this tangled TC web we weave; you need to lob heavy, sharp objects at those who piss you off...it will make you feel better. The javlin counts as a (semi)heavy, sharp object.


message 62: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Alecia wrote: "Like I told Sally in another thread, somewhere in this tangled TC web we weave; you need to lob heavy, sharp objects at those who piss you off...it will make you feel better. The javlin counts as a..."

I think the sharpness makes up for the not-so-heavyness


message 63: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Esme wrote: "rolling pins are effective too. there's a reason they whacked kids with them back in the days...or atleast that's what i saw on tv."

I don't know how i'd get a rolling pin to school, but good idea. Very important stuff to ponder. . .


message 64: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Who added the little buckaroo to the title? I think i might take offense to that, i haven't decided yet. ;)


message 65: by [deleted user] (new)

Nothing is sacred here Lizzy.


message 66: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Yeah, i kinda thought not. . .


message 67: by Lizzy (last edited Mar 08, 2011 10:12PM) (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Is it normal for one of your school vocabulary words to be "Decapitate"? I have that on my list and I'm beginning to question my teacher's sanity. . .


message 68: by Lori (new)

Lori D (dewsydaisy) | 60 comments :x I feel like it's been sooo long since I've legitimately had vocabulary words to study with a vocabulary test that followed after. :x We had like a couple at the beginning of Freshman year but I haven't done that since.

Don't question them if they're words you already know and most people would. :) It's like extra points on a test and less studying. Sure she may seem insane but a lot of people are.


message 69: by Cynthia (new)

Cynthia Paschen | 7333 comments Esme wrote: "oh yes, i know the stories...thank you cynthia for those, ive officially sworn myself off of drinking unless im all alone in my room after a bad day...
hit him lizzy!"


You could always listen to George Thorogood's "I Drink Alone" while you're at it.


message 70: by Jammies (last edited Mar 09, 2011 04:47PM) (new)

Jammies Lizzy wrote: "Is it normal for one of your school vocabulary words to be "Decapitate"? I have that on my list and I'm beginning to question my teacher's sanity. . ."

Don't worry about "decapitate," just panic when "defenestrate" shows up. ;)


message 71: by Jonathan (new)

Jonathan Lopez | 4726 comments Jammies wrote: "Don't worry about "decapitate," just panic when "defenstrate" shows up."

If "defenestrate" shows up, then the list goes right out the window.


Jackie "the Librarian" | 8991 comments Is it wrong of me to love the word defenestrate? :)


message 73: by Jim (new)

Jim | 6484 comments I am in the business of fenestration.


message 74: by [deleted user] (new)

Cynthia wrote: "Esme wrote: "oh yes, i know the stories...thank you cynthia for those, ive officially sworn myself off of drinking unless im all alone in my room after a bad day...
hit him lizzy!"

You could alway..."


its on my playlist now...


message 75: by Phoenix (new)

Phoenix (phoenixapb) | 1619 comments ::gives in to curiosity and googles defenestrate::

This word is why I could never be a teacher, too tempting.


message 76: by [deleted user] (new)

defenstrate: throw through or out of the window

i just defenstrated my chemistry quiz. goodbye D-!


message 77: by Phoenix (new)

Phoenix (phoenixapb) | 1619 comments But, but...throwing someone out a window would be tons of fun.

The word "penetration" makes me very happy.


message 78: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments Alecia wrote: "But, but...throwing someone out a window would be tons of fun.

The word "penetration" makes me very happy."


I agree, throwing people out windows is fun, espically if they diserve it! =)
No offense to those who have been thrown out of a window.


message 79: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments I GOT INTO THE MAGNET PROGRAM!!!!!!


message 80: by [deleted user] (new)

Woohoo!

Ummm, can someone quickly explain what a magnet programme is?


message 81: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments The magnet program is for the people that excell in science and Math and it's basically for the over achievers and you have to test to get in and they only take thirty-two and there were at least eighty people trying to get in. It's a really great thing to get into because you get interships at companies and a lot of other stuff. It's so exciting


message 82: by [deleted user] (new)

Sounds great well done.


message 83: by Lizzy (new)

Lizzy | 129 comments They only problem is that i qualified, but i have to wait until they send out the list of stuents that got in. They don't tell you if you're in or not, they just tell you if you passed the test above average or if you didn't. Hopefully they let me in or else it's really going to be sad. Plus you get a second elective if you get in and i really want that.


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