Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/06
Drunk people amuse me.
Updated On: 1/24/06 at 12:05 AM
I was sitting in my roommates room in first year and her next door neighbour was outside knocking on the window (we were on the second floor), so we opened it and she climbed in.
WTF? Someone on my floor just started vacuuming. At a quarter after midnight! What is wrong with people?
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/06
Go unplug it and say "You've got to be kidding me, people are trying to sleep."
So our election is over and the bad guys won. Stupid Steven Harper. Good news, I guess, is once again, it's a minority government, which means it'll probably fall within the next year.
You know what I've learned through college, BG? People who are smart can be plain stupid A LOT of the time.
Book smarts versus street smarts.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/06
I felt like I should report back to everyone that the nasty plate is still sitting there.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/11/06
Ick!
On a totally unrelated to anything note: Rosario's voice really gets on my nerves on the movie soundtrack...
Ewww... you really need to say something to her about it.
And here I thought that I was the only one having confrontation problems with my roommate.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/06
Okay, I'm exactly going to bed early. It's amazing, I know. I'm falling asleep at the keyboard and I have to get up early tomorrow for detention.
Ugh, that's gross. You really should say something to her about it - after all, if that plate attracts critters, that affects you too.
Night, Katt. If you don't mind my asking, why do you have detention?
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/06
I get detention all the time, it's ridiculous.
This one is because I didn't feel like signing into study hall. I was going to get a work session, but they downgraded it after I sent an email saying that I forgot.
I've gotten two or three others this year for being less than a minute late to my math class, where the teacher will lock the door on you. One because if it's cold and you wear tights, they have to completely cover your leg, and mine didn't. And I got another one for not having my shirt tucked in. Oh, and another one because a teacher insisted I was talking all throughout chapel. I know that I wasn't because I zone out in chapel and stare at the wall. I think she saw someone else. She sits six rows in FRONT of me, so I don't think she would have seen me talking the whole chapel.
People used to try to give me detention for the dumbest things. heh.
Yay, my roommate is all understanding and whatnot. Now I just have to actually kick her out of the room. heh.
Rebel.
There were bigger problems in my school then weather or not we were late. I went to a public school so there wasn't a really strict dress code. We had a lot of gangs and stuff, good times.
Updated On: 1/24/06 at 12:31 AM
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/06
My school kind of went on the rampage about uniforms and has given out a million detentions about uniforms lately. Some guy got a detention because his sweat shirt hood was too big.
And CS, I did rebel last year, lol. You are supposed to wear a white t-shirt/undershirt underneath your school shirt, and towards the end of the year I started wearing neon colored or brightly colored undershirts and a pink sweatshirt. This guy, who really liked to annoy me last year for some reason, would point out to the teachers that I deserved a detention, and the teachers just ignored them. It was really amusing, because I never got in trouble for it. I really didn't know why.
Updated On: 1/24/06 at 12:31 AM
Ahhh a Catholic school. I went to one for only two years thank the Lord. I *almost* went to a Catholic all girls high school because it is the best school in the area and I got a scholarship but the girls were mean to me because I was on scholarship when I went to the preview day so I didn;t go there. I would have been in detention a lot for stupid stuff like that too.
I would clean it up myself, but it's too icky to touch right now.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/22/06
Caitie, it isn't a Catholic school, but an Episcopalian or however you spell it. And what's funny is, it's a religous school, but we definitely have the shortest uniform skirts in the city. We can wear our skirts 6 inches above our knee, which is pretty short, but everyone just ignores the rule and rolls them up even higher.
Updated On: 1/24/06 at 12:36 AM
Yay, Em talked to her roommate!
I went to a very selective public school. Nobody ever really did anything bad, so the security guards would hand out referrals for lame crap like using your locker at the wrong time.
Cover your hands in paper towels and pick it up, Fantab.
It's almost time for me to get some sleep. Joy! *is giddy*
I lived with four other people last year and we used to have a rule that you had to do your dishes after one day. Well, that didn't work and the sink quickly filled up. So me, my current roommate, and one of my roommates at the time did all the dishes once a week. I was on filling the sink and putting away duties, so I didn't really have to touch anything.
My public high school starting using a form of a detention policy but it wasn't very successful because they made it after school. That totally made no sense since I went to a performing arts high school, and everyone was always doing some sort of class or lesson after school. We had these silly security guards, who we had to refer to as 'security agents'. They pretty much did nothing.
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