*big sigh*
Dec. 16th, 2003 06:47 pmYou know me. Can't let anybody know what's going wrong in my life. Suffice it to say that it involves history and my grade in such.
But I'm not here to depress you all, so here's some considerably better things from my day.
Joe: A McDonald's chicken nugget actually does contain meat.
Me: But which one?!
They're finally replacing the whiteboard in Mrs. Dr. Crane's room, with the old one left right outside it until it's to be taken away. Which unfortunately according to Dr. Crane will be quite soon because it just invites profanity to be written on it. It had already started to become a rumor-warfare battleground. Too bad. I drew a somewhat-more-detailed-than-usual version of The Grid on it, just to confuse people. I've been drawing The Grid all over, to confuse people - especially since it changes every week. I had hoped that could sort of be my "main copy". I also drew it on Mr. Sayres's board, and on Dr. Bath's board. Dr. Bath took a few guesses as to what it was, eventually suggesting that it was his rubric for grading essays. I wrote that down below. I'm sure his students will be racking their brains trying to figure out how the cow fits in. :)
Syd kept trying to figure out what it was, which is strange, because I thought I told her. Well, if she doesn't know, I'll let her be confused. I suppose if she really wants to know, though, she'll find out anyway. Won't you, Ill. Levine? *g*
Mr. Sayres wasn't here today, so no Quizbowl practice, just random wandering.
A bunch of last year's seniors were at the school today. I was walking to the bathroom when Chris Howard walks up behind me and shouts "Harry Altman!". I was going to follow him, but I really had to go to the bathroom. I couldn't find him after that; I think he left. I hear they may actually be here for the next few days.
Jayme gave me one of those 6-rings-things-that-holds-together-cans-in-a-6-pack to throw out, but instead I kept it and started playing with it. Eventually I ended up ripping it apart until there were no more loops. Then I started waving it in people's faces. Hehe. Then Fan stole it and snapped it in half, but it didn't really matter. Oh well. I've thrown it out anyway.
-Sniffnoy
--
"The Holocaust was an obscene period in our nation's history. I mean in
this century's history. But we all lived in this century. I didn't live
in this century."
-Dan Quayle
But I'm not here to depress you all, so here's some considerably better things from my day.
Joe: A McDonald's chicken nugget actually does contain meat.
Me: But which one?!
They're finally replacing the whiteboard in Mrs. Dr. Crane's room, with the old one left right outside it until it's to be taken away. Which unfortunately according to Dr. Crane will be quite soon because it just invites profanity to be written on it. It had already started to become a rumor-warfare battleground. Too bad. I drew a somewhat-more-detailed-than-usual version of The Grid on it, just to confuse people. I've been drawing The Grid all over, to confuse people - especially since it changes every week. I had hoped that could sort of be my "main copy". I also drew it on Mr. Sayres's board, and on Dr. Bath's board. Dr. Bath took a few guesses as to what it was, eventually suggesting that it was his rubric for grading essays. I wrote that down below. I'm sure his students will be racking their brains trying to figure out how the cow fits in. :)
Syd kept trying to figure out what it was, which is strange, because I thought I told her. Well, if she doesn't know, I'll let her be confused. I suppose if she really wants to know, though, she'll find out anyway. Won't you, Ill. Levine? *g*
Mr. Sayres wasn't here today, so no Quizbowl practice, just random wandering.
A bunch of last year's seniors were at the school today. I was walking to the bathroom when Chris Howard walks up behind me and shouts "Harry Altman!". I was going to follow him, but I really had to go to the bathroom. I couldn't find him after that; I think he left. I hear they may actually be here for the next few days.
Jayme gave me one of those 6-rings-things-that-holds-together-cans-in-a-6-pack to throw out, but instead I kept it and started playing with it. Eventually I ended up ripping it apart until there were no more loops. Then I started waving it in people's faces. Hehe. Then Fan stole it and snapped it in half, but it didn't really matter. Oh well. I've thrown it out anyway.
-Sniffnoy
--
"The Holocaust was an obscene period in our nation's history. I mean in
this century's history. But we all lived in this century. I didn't live
in this century."
-Dan Quayle
