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darkentries
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When you got your report card, all your grades were A+
and all your behaviour marks were N - needs improvement.
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Tory_canuck
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Location: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
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| Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 12:44 am Post subject: |
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Id be worried if colleges had "behaviour marks".
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Dussel
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Location: London (UK)
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| Tory_canuck wrote: | | -go to class (College -paralegal studies), then when people ask me questions later, I basically recite the whole lecture to them and thoroughly explain the lesson in great deal as if Im the instructor. |
... or finishing the sentences of the teachers ... |
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MattShizzle
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| Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 9:24 pm Post subject: |
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| darkentries wrote: | When you got your report card, all your grades were A+
and all your behaviour marks were N - needs improvement.
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LULZ that was me in 1st thru 3rd grade. Though I got bad grades then through HS due to not doing homework - and in some Math classes and Physics because I didn't "show the work" - I did the problem in my head and didn't know HOW to "show the work." |
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sinsboldly
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Location: Oregon, USA
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| Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 9:54 pm Post subject: |
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YMBAAI your vocabulary at 2nd grade was high school level and your spelling won you little blue ribbons like a hog at a fair (even if you kept telling them you had found the spelling key in the margin of your work book and even SHOWED them where it was, but your teacher was so invested in your 'award' she just waved you away about it.
YMBAAI conversely, your mathmatics was barely rudimentary, if that.
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Tory_canuck
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Location: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
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| Dussel wrote: | | Tory_canuck wrote: | | -go to class (College -paralegal studies), then when people ask me questions later, I basically recite the whole lecture to them and thoroughly explain the lesson in great deal as if Im the instructor. |
... or finishing the sentences of the teachers ... |
LOL..I do do that. 
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Honour over deciet, merit over luck, courage over popularity, duty over entitlement...dont let the cliques fool you for they have no honour...only superficial deciet.
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Raschu
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| Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 10:36 am Post subject: |
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YMBAAI if it took you some time before you found out what actually 'YMBAAI' meant.
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AnnePande
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Age: 31
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Location: Aarhus, Denmark
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| Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 12:26 pm Post subject: |
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You might be an aspie if you have 5 days left to finish your master's thesis and nevertheless feel you have plenty of time and spend way too much time on WP and Youtube.
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Intempestivai
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| Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2009 11:55 pm Post subject: |
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...you stayed up for the entire night (wearing the clothes from the previous day) reading all 99 pages of this thread, and didn't notice what time it was until you heard the percolater turn on fifty seven feet away through three walls.
...you know that the distance between last night's thread-reading position and the percolater is 57 ft (68 floor tiles) because an estimate just wasn't good enough, so you had to measure. (at 11:50 at night)
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sinsboldly
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YMBAAI you hear about the death and the endless tribute videos of Michael Jackson and you say "wow, I never really paid any attention to him before but he seemed pretty good."
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Linder1980
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Location: New Zealand's finest Export...currently residing in Australia
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| Raschu wrote: | | YMBAAI if it took you some time before you found out what actually 'YMBAAI' meant. |
you might be an aspie if
* you thought that YMBAAI was just a member's profile name....
* you wondered why YMBAAI was so popular
* you actually tried to go looking for YMBAAI's posts.....
* when you read Raschu's post you had to google "YMBAAI" in order to find out what it did mean....and it still took you awhile (and you had to double check before you posted anything in case you didn't actually get it wrong....)
you might also be an aspie if you refuse to eat at Subway because they ask too many questions and there's too much choice.....(and if anyone suggests getting Subway for lunch you launch into "it's just's a glorified sandwich!" rant). You also hate that guy off the subway ads (even though you can never remember his name)
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Linder1980
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you might have autistic tendancies if
* You have to read the instructions (and refer back to them a couple of times) when reheating a frozen meal in the microwave.
* When you were a teenager your parents were worried because you didn't talk on the phone enough
* The only bit in the Titantic movie you liked was when the ship turned vertical and you could see all the people falling off into the water (when you were dragged to see this movie by so-called "friends" you were also the only person in the theatre who laughed at this bit)
* You go out on a date and then spend the next week worrying that he WILL call
* If your boyfriend gets upset because you interrupt him during intercourse to ask how much longer he thinks it will take? Because stargate is on in ten minutes, so he better think about finishing up soon? You also can't understand why he would get offended over a simple question? |
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Dussel
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Location: London (UK)
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... if have still don't understand why people start to search for their money the supermarket when they have to pay and did not prepared and counted the exact small change to get the smallest amount of coins back.
... when you are surprised that the supermarket cashier does not understand why you gave £23,21 for a bill of £12.66, because you just hate to much copper in your wallet. |
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Fuzzy
Ack! Thbbbt!
Joined: Mar 31, 2006
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Location: Alberta Canada
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| Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:29 am Post subject: |
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If you hate sentences that use words like that twice in a row.
example:
Fuzzy thinks that that should not be used twice in sequence.
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Fuzzy
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| Posted: Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:34 am Post subject: |
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...if you are memorizing your 100s division tables.
... and plan on extrapolating 1000s and 10,000s
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