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Post by EbonyStar on May 9, 2006 21:20:45 GMT -5
It's a choir, basically. There's about twelve kids in it. At my school in the high school, the period right before lunch is philosophy period, and on our schedules we each sign up for a philosophy class. I'm sick of doing a lot of reading and writing papers, and my friends told me to join Coro, so I did. Its full name is Coro Sine Nomine. Anyway, my teacher is the best, and all the kids pretty much rock, too. Except for, like, two of them. The girl next to me rarely even opens her mouth to sing, which throws me off because I'm an alto and all the sopranos are right behind me. It's fun, though
^.^;;; He kinda reminds me of me. Same sense of humor for the most part, anyway
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Post by Liz on May 9, 2006 21:21:19 GMT -5
Tara, did you see the new Pirates trailer?
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Post by sojuske on May 9, 2006 21:22:57 GMT -5
There is a new pirates trailer? Ooh.
Rimmer: *sets himself in a impossible position and looses. He looks at it for a moment, and smiles* That was a smegging brilliant game. Thank you.
((Tara does this sound like something you might do? or your sense of humor at least?
Wilson: You were supposed to get the Doyle internship. [he looks between House and Weber, suddenly realising] This guy's von Lieberman?! The guy got you thrown out for cheating?
House: The Dean threw me out. Von Lieberman just ratted on me.
Wilson: This guy's name is Weber, not von Lieberman.
House: I call him Weber von Lieberman. Way eviler. Shh.
Weber: --and the receptors have improved the acute treatment of migraines. To this point, the prevention of-- [in the background]
Wilson: So what's the plan? You going to wait 'til he bends over then make a fart sound?
House: I'm not here about the past, he's a bad scientist.
Wilson: Well you cheated off him, how bad can he be?
House: He got the answer wrong.
Weber: [writing on the whiteboard] Data from control subjects were analysed in a two-way anova with status and sinh within subject factors.
Wilson: Uhh... you stalked this guy for 20 years just for this shot to humiliate him?
House: Shh! I'm trying to learn.
Weber: --vessels without significant rebound. [background]
House: He doesn't even know what that means.
Wilson: You're going to interrupt him, aren't you?
House: If I have a question.
Wilson: And what's that going to accomplish?
House: Why can't you just enjoy this? Why can't you just be happy for me?
Wilson: You have got to find less debilitating outlets than humiliating people! I... hear bowling is more fun than stalking.
House: But I'm better at this.
Ah, I love reading TV scripts for episodes.... ))
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Post by Liz on May 9, 2006 21:27:30 GMT -5
Yea, I posted the link for it before I left last night. *smiles back* No prob. It was fun. You played wonderfully. If you're ever up for a rematch, you just let me know. But for now, I gotta go. I'm leaving in a bit & I still got some people I wanna talk to. Glad we could chat again.  *hugs him* Cya. *walks off* |
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Post by EbonyStar on May 9, 2006 21:28:05 GMT -5
*sings* My timing is stupendous.....
ME: *tries to ignore that. sits on piano and starts writing*
I'm only surprised I don't remember that far back. I can usually remember a lot of random stuff. But I probably was born scowling, come to think of it. According to almost eevryone who brings it up, I scowl/glare a lot. I didn't even realize it; I though I was just looking. Heh ^.^;;; go figure, huh?
Well, from other people, too. You'll all love this story: The Day Tara Got What She Deserved, Water Gun Style
There was this teacher in sixth grade who was infamous for using a squirt bottle in class. She was awesome, and especially during the summer we all loved it, cause if it got too hot she'd stand in the hallway and squirt water at anyone who walked by. Kids would stand in a circle around her and she'd spray them all until they were soaking wet.
Anyway, one day I was teasing my friends with this weird squirt gun thing that was as big as a small keychain. I guess they told the teacher and asked for help (cheaters...), and after school she saw me in the hallway and soaked me from head to waist. My hair was dripping wet. But it was pretty long back then, and I got to fling it back and get afew people in the face. Good times, good times
Nope. It didn't work for me. And until I see some serious proof, I don't believe there's gonna be an Elizabeth/Jack pairing in the movie. Maybe she got him drunk again. Nah, he wouldn't fall for that. Well, no one knows. People debate about stuff until the movie comes out, and half the people were right, half were wrong, and half were smart enough to stay out of it
EMBER: You really need to work on your math. How are you in algebra 2 again?
ME: *shrugs* Apparently at the beginning of the year this parent got mad because his kid wasn't in Algebra 2, and the teacher was saying "Well, usually freshmen aren't in it, and yada yada yada....." the parent kinda calmed down, and then my dad asked the teacher about me, and the teacher started going "Oh, yes, your daughter's test was fantastic, and she's in the Algebra 2 class with so and so....." Funny stuff
Wow. I hit about three different topics at once right there
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Post by Emily on May 9, 2006 21:29:06 GMT -5
Yeah... there's two of them, I think. Pretty neat stuff... Davey Jones looks creepy. *heads over to Erik* *takes part of his cloak and wraps it around like a blanket* Erik: What's the matter with you tonight? Me: Sad. Can't talk. Leo: Hey, that was my line from The Producers! But you just changed the words! Me: Thank you, Mr. Tact. Erik: Aww, don't be sad. Me: Easy for you to say. Tomorrow I have to finish packing up and disconnect my computer. So yeah. You'll be seeing little of me. Erik: Is that what's getting you down? Me: No, it's just the fact that everyone is pretty much gone and that makes me sad. It's not like high school where I had a chance to say goodbye to everyone. Erik: *pulls me in a little closer* It's all right, don't cry... I'll be here for you. Me: Seriously, that was probably one of the nicest things you've ever said to me. Erik: I mean it, too. |
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Post by sojuske on May 9, 2006 21:31:50 GMT -5
You did. Tara, briefly see my edit and see if you find that funny or not. Maybe' it's just me...
You are in algebra 2? *glares at you* Grr to you.... Another one of those...
I was held back in 7th in the math due to a screwup. Meaning, I was supposed to be in that class, I decided to stay in the regular class and be in my only friends class, and instead they put me in the stupid math class, without my best friend. Go me!
Was annoying, and when I went to switch again they just ignored me even though they screwed up in the first place.
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Post by EbonyStar on May 9, 2006 21:32:18 GMT -5
Aww.......now I gotta hug someone
CARRION: No
ME: Not you, don't worry *gets up and hugs Tides*
TIDES: ?!
ME: Sorry. But you're really huggable
TIDES: .......thank you?
ME: It's a compliment. Or an insult. Actually, it's just an observation *walks off*
MORI: *glances at hazel and grins*
HAZEL: Shut up
MORI: Didn't say--
HAZEL: I mean it
MORI: *smiles and goes back to doing whatever*
Whoa, I found my school's website, and there's a page with all my teacher on it. Heh, there's some really funny stuff there. Greg's is one of the best. Greg and Josh, I think, have the best teacher profiles. Makes sense, cause they're really two of the funniest teachers
DEFINITELY my type of humor, Sharon ^.^
Heh, yeah. I dunno what it is, but I've always been in the 'highest' math class. It confuses me. I've never gotten less than an A in math, but I don't understand most of it. It's probably just because I like soling problems and logic puzzles and stuff that I get the high grades. It works for me; one less class to worry about. My math teacher called me 'stellar' or something weird like that
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Post by Liz on May 9, 2006 21:33:57 GMT -5
Well, where the hell were you all day?
Well, w/ the 2nd link I posted, there were realplayer, quicktime, & different size options. Basically something for every computer.
And that cap wasn't enough? Well, Jack does seem to be flirting w/ her in the trailer quite a bit.
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Post by sojuske on May 9, 2006 21:35:13 GMT -5
Dinner, one moment *runs off*
*hugs* see you liz cause I might not be there to see you off.
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Post by EbonyStar on May 9, 2006 21:37:02 GMT -5
I had stuff to do. And my dad forgot to pick me up from fiddle lessons, so I was half an hour late getting home XP This is the second time in a short while that he's forgotten to pick me up.......but this time I had to wait in the cold and raininess by myself. So I sang, cause our Coro concert is next week and we hardly know the songs
well, I'll check out the trailer, then, I guess. I just won't believe anything until I see proof in the movie
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Post by Emily on May 9, 2006 21:37:56 GMT -5
Aww.......now I gotta hug someone CARRION: No ME: Not you, don't worry *gets up and hugs Tides* TIDES: ?! ME: Sorry. But you're really huggable TIDES: .......thank you? ME: It's a compliment. Or an insult. Actually, it's just an observation *walks off* MORI: *glances at hazel and grins* HAZEL: Shut up MORI: Didn't say-- HAZEL: I mean it MORI: *smiles and goes back to doing whatever* Awww I have influenced you. Hooray. Yay for hugs. There was this RENT avatar I found (and have) that shows Mark and Roger hugging. Then it says "hugs are good". My high school critical writing teacher's name was Josh. Actually it was Joshua but people called him Josh or Liv (because his last name was Livingston), I usually called him Liv though... or by his proper title. Haha, that sounded so British of me. I think that's why my English professor reminded me so much of my critical writing teacher. They're about the same age, both married, both love Audrey Hepburn... ;D |
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Post by Liz on May 9, 2006 21:41:55 GMT -5
Well, perhaps I don't have to leave just yet. I was going to watch a movie w/ my sister, but it's pretty much too late now. XP So I might as well stick around 'till eleven.
ME: *wanders over to Ember's couch & sits w/ him*
EMBER: *looks over* Didn't you say you were leaving?
ME: Yes, but then I said I wasn't. Get w/ the program.
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Post by EbonyStar on May 9, 2006 21:42:45 GMT -5
we all call him Josh, too. A few suck-ups call him "Mr Slater," because that's what he's called everywhere else (first-name basis at my school. it rocks). My friend called him Joshy-Woshy in Montreal, and he told her that if she ever did that again her voice lessons would be torture. She countered back that they already were. He laughed and dropped the subject, but then she asked "If I didn't take voice lessons with you, what would the threat have been?" Josh shrugged and said something about calling her mother. My friend said her mother would start laughing and go "Joshy-Woshy? Hahaha!"
She's right, actually
Yeah, seriously dude
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Post by Liz on May 9, 2006 21:48:09 GMT -5
EMBER: *sighs heavily* I knew these last few days of peace wouldn't last.
ME: Yea, well...unfortunately, all things must come to an end.
EMBER: Like this visit?
ME: In time. But for now, you're stuck w/ me. So ya might as well have a cheerful attitude about it.
EMBER: *laughs*.......oh, were you serious?
ME: How often am I ever serious?
EMBER: *nods* Good point.
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*hugs him* Cya. *walks off*
