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I'm confused.

Why ask a question you already know the answer to?

Well the teacher just emailed me back, and she did know about the assignment, so I still have to do it. I'm going to be very busy this weekend.

<p class='citation'>Quote</p><div class="blockquote"><div class='quote'>I have another one. The pokemon games. Yeah....</div></div>Gen II remakes FTW!!!

I can't believe I forgot Mean Girls. I mean, I'm not ashamed of it, but I do get weird looks when tell people that I liked it. That movie rocks the shit.

<p class='citation'>Quote</p><div class="blockquote"><div class='quote'>I don't really remember being a freshman. It's been like six years. I've heard that I was one hyper mother fucker. I don't really remember it. I definitely didn't want to do homework. What kind of activities?</div></div>I'm not sure, it was pretty lax back when I was a freshman, but I think they added more stuff in the past two years. I heard something about kickball games last year during "research", I can only assume that was freshmen related and some stupid survey questions every once in a while. And then of course getting them to do their homework and helping them with. I wish I actually got a teacher I knew for "research", that sure as hell would have helped. I'm trying to think back to all the complaining my friends did when they had it last year, its kind of muddled.

<p class='citation'>Quote</p><div class="blockquote"><div class='quote'><p class='citation'>Quote</p><div class="blockquote"><div class='quote'>Oh and instead of study hall (which my school calls Research for some reason) I have to watch and mentor freshman in their "research". I get around 80 hours of community service for it by the end of the year. And seeings how their "research" is an hour and mine would have been in my for 30 minutes (if I had a regular one), I still get to leave when my lunch starts so I only have to do 30 minutes Mon. - Thurs.</div></div> Wouldn't you just study anyway? Shouldn't have to pay that much attention to them....</div></div>From what I'm told, the freshmen are a bit of a handful. I still don't know why we have to baby the shit out of them. I mean, I'll find time to study, but most of that time wouldn't go to me studying. We're given activities to do with them, the sad thing is we don't want to do them and neither do they. I think I was suppose to go to a meeting about it today (oh well). I remember back when I was a freshman, we didn't want to do our homework (at least at that time), they didn't feel the need to encourage us, we just played cards. Good times. The teacher quit some time in the first two weeks of school and it took an entire semester to find a replacement so they gave substitutes. Once we got the teacher, he was more strict, but still a nice guy, so the compromise was that we only played cards on Fridays. Where did the time go, that was three years ago and I can remember it like it was yesterday.

Oh and instead of study hall (which my school calls Research for some reason) I have to watch and mentor freshman in their "research". I get around 80 hours of community service for it by the end of the year. And seeings how their "research" is an hour and mine would have been in my for 30 minutes (if I had a regular one), I still get to leave when my lunch starts so I only have to do 30 minutes Mon. - Thurs.

<p class='citation'>Quote</p><div class="blockquote"><div class='quote'>Certainly not as embarrassing as my liking Gilmore Girls.... I've watched Sex and the City before. Wasn't putrid, but definitely not my cup of tea.</div></div>What's the story behind that anyway, how did you get into Gilmore Girls. For me and Sex and the City, well I already had HBO and it was around the time the movie came out (I did not see the movie in theaters) I figured I'd watch a couple of episodes to see what the big deal is. I never really found women led comedies to be that funny because they never focus too much on getting the laughs (at least from what I noticed), but it was funny enough (though its no Eastbound and Down or Hung) and interesting enough for me to keep watching. And then one time when I had the house to myself, I watched the movie (my mom already had it on DVD). Please don't take away my man card.

Well I don't love it, its only okay (and no I'm not just saying that to appear manly), but Sex and the City, show and the movie i guess. At least it has nudity.

I would eat it, and no, that is not a euphemism.

Do I even want to know what the history between you guys are? Old ASVS must of had some f-ed up characters. <p class='citation'>Quote</p><div class="blockquote"><div class='quote'>Oh shit and go fuck me straight up the arse</div></div>Seriously, I have never heard that before.

Since I'm on my summer break I've been playing several games as of late (mainly shooters), and I've actually gotten good, like I've capped several mother fuckers. I mean from taking down giant bosses 10X my height in Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword or blowing up a group of enemy players standing next to each other with my grenade launcher in Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. So what have you guys done while playing games that made you say "damn I'm good", whether it was by luck or skill. One of my best was in ET:QW when I came up behind some guy hacking a system to complete one of his objectives. Point blank head shot with a pistol leaning to side while doing it. It may not be flashy, but I don't see that happening not often unless the one you're killing is away from the computer.

The Legend of Zelda franchise is my personal favorite, no I haven't played every game (or even half for that matter), but each game has its own special thing about it (despite it being part of a formula) that makes me enjoy the entire franchise.

Allo mates! Not expecting any of you to know who I am, but I'm here, its done, deal with it.