My Senior Year is gonna SUCK. lol

[Dracoslythe]

But it's my own fault.
The classes I chose are going to push me too far.  I might have to drop one or two down to the normal level.  xD

AP English 12 (complete with Senior project)
AP Psychology
Major Concepts of Biology (online AP level class)
Medical Spanish (I think the school has it as an AP class and it's only offered to like 40 students in the school)
Maybe dual enrollment at the college
Advanced Placement (self motivated medical class; pretty much a senior project in itself, and it can be used as the project)

and IDK if I'm going to do early release or find two more classes to fill in.  @_@
If I do, I'd probably put:
Web and Multimedia Design or Apparel Development...and
Spanish 3

[jkid101094]

[Supersonic196]

but really, that's too bad.

[Elija2]

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[Dracoslythe]

That's right.  Laugh.  Laugh all you want.

I'll be the one laughing when I'm a medical school graduate, and you guys are still fapping to porn in your mother's basement with nothing but your GED and a job flipping burgers.  (:

[Elija2]

Revenge story plot in the making.

[Dracoslythe]

Oh yes totally.
Or maybe I just have something planned for myself for life?

:3

[jkid101094]

That's right.  Laugh.  Laugh all you want.

I'll be the one laughing when I'm a medical school graduate, and you guys are still fapping to porn in your mother's basement with nothing but your GED and a job flipping burgers.  (:

You're the one saying you screwed up, hun.
And I'm totally fine with that, thank you very much. :3

[Ioshyriku]

good luck

[Supersonic196]

flipping burgers.

flipping burgers? i'm starting an indie game studio >.>
4 out of 4 employees agree. 
granted, they aren't paid yet, but still...

ALSO, why would i want to flip burgers? i'm trying to start an organic revolution in my community, if anything i'll be a local farmer.


And there's nothing wrong with having ambition, and i fully support your desire to learn.

[Dracoslythe]

flipping burgers? i'm starting an indie game studio >.>
4 out of 4 employees agree. 
granted, they aren't paid yet, but still...

ALSO, why would i want to flip burgers? i'm trying to start an organic revolution in my community, if anything i'll be a local farmer.


And there's nothing wrong with having ambition, and i fully support your desire to learn.

Yikes, I was kidding.  @_@
Yeesh, what's with people today?  I couldn't even tell my dad hi when he walked in without him screaming at me.

And organic revolution?
Please, do tell.

[Tanassy]

That's right.  Laugh.  Laugh all you want.

I'll be the one laughing when I'm a medical school graduate, and you guys are still fapping to porn in your mother's basement with nothing but your GED and a job flipping burgers.  (:

I beg to differ. -is doing game design in Uni-

[Supersonic196]

And organic revolution?
Please, do tell.

well, america's food supply has gone down the s***ter lately with all the GMOs and artificial stuff, which has pretty much lowered the common american's life expectancy down to half of what it was 3 decades ago.

By educating the public, buying locally grown foods (farmer's markets), eating organically, taking vitamins, ect. we can help turn back the over industrialization of our food supply and eventually the industrialization of America itself, who continually screws over the environment with chemicals. The same chemicals that have found their way into our food, be it through water, or the plants we feed our livestock, which have also been tainted thanks to Monsanto, or the chemicals in our 15 slaughterhouses in the US.

Yes 15, this means that all of our packaged meat in America comes from those houses, which are really more of factories than anything else. Picture this, a diseased animal is brought in for slaughter, and the meat is carrying that disease. What happens when the meat is processed? the disease spreads to all the rest of the meat in that area. that meat, is then shipped around the factory undergoing various alterations and cuts to get it in that oh-so-perfect shape you see in the packages, what happens to the untainted meat in that area? it also contracts the bacteria. soon the entire factory has it, that meat is then shipped, 1/15 of america is exposed to that bacteria, wheter it be E-coli, or some other unpleasant disease, 20,583,035 americans now have it, how many of them do you think will live on Obama's fantastic healthcare plan?

And that's just part of it, after an E-coli strand was found in beef in 2007, they began spraying the meat with Amonia other chemicals to kill it off, but there have still been outbreaks... is putting more disease into our food really the answer?

Here's a typical pork "farm" run by smithfeild, if you've eaten a holiday ham in america, or bought ground beef you've probably eaten smithfeild.


gee, doesn't that look disease free?

oh yeah, here's where your big mac comes from:


Which is why we need a change in the way america eats.

-is doing game design in Uni-

dude, we're like, related or something...

[Tanassy]

dude, we're like, related or something...

Se you on the battlefield someday, as enemies, or comrades.. =P

[Supersonic196]

Se you on the battlefield someday, as enemies, or comrades.. =P

hopefully we can do a crossover...
of course that all depends on whether or not you're aiming for indie or mainstream... (knytt suggests you do indie)