MaxRide

What are you talking about, Taameen? :thinking:

IT'S TRUEEEEEEEEEEE when you use your heart as a weapon it hurts like heaven

It's weird to think that all of you actually exist outside the internet. :blank:

:laugh3:

I hate parties. :blank:

...that was 14,000. :lol:

Better than my parents. :nod:

^^^^ Aren't we all, Mark? :blank:

I think everybody does at the moment. :\

This thread is what really changed me. and Brent.

Yeah, that was before I became extremely antisocial. :P

^ Same here.

^^ :hug:

Oh look, I'm close to 14,000. :blank:

Chocolate spam? :lol:

...ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME? I search AN HOUR for my first post in this thread, and this is it? :censored:

I certainly don't. But :awesome:

:lol: *tries to find my first post*

..and especially not if you live on the East Coast. :P

Well, not in middle school. :blank:

...why are you quoting extremely old posts?

Originally, it was 50% district students and 50% out-of-district, but now it's more around 80% district students. :angry: evil Red Clay district people who sued the school so that students in the Red Clay district get first dibs :censored: Well, in order to gain the district advantage, you have to provide an address within the district when you apply...in November. :blank: My mom was actually thinking about renting an apartment in the district as an art studio for a while, but my dad wouldn't let her. :blank: ...Agriculture? *cough* i'mnotsurprisedthatthere'saclassaboutthatinkansas *cough*

...all I've eaten today are five apples and a piece of bread. :blank:

Speaking of intelligence, I probably won't be accepted into that nerd school, since I'm 76th on the waiting list. :bomb: It really irritates me that kids who are half as smart as I am are accepted because they live in the district, while the really intelligent kids outside of that school's district barely have a chance. - My Algebra I/Geometry (she teaches both for separate grades) gives a boatload of extra credit, so I think my average is somewhere in the range of 127%. :P Granted, the school can't really change their acceptance policy without risking being sued by the district again, but I'm planning to right the president a letter complaining about how easy the entrance test is. Honestly, that math section could have been completed by a third grader. :veryangry: ...why are you hugging me? I love being antisocial. :lol:

...crap, Kramer is spamming again. :bomb: