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Posted: **20 Oct 2014 23:08**

Error_3113 wrote:You should strike up a regular trade deal with a friend like the one I mentioned above. Keeps everyone satisfied.

New Rant

Tonight our high school girls volleyball team is having their Senior Night

They want guys from the school to come out and support by having their chests painted with the letters of the girl's last names to spell out the words on the side of the court

I was invited to join by my Cross Country friends but I have TOO MUCH HOMEWORK TONIGHT OF ALL NIGHTS

So now I'm comforted by the fact that my CROSS COUNTRY FRIENDS ARE ALL DOING THIS AND GET TO WATCH THE GIRLS VOLLEYBALL GAME and I don't...

Also did I mention that the girls THEMSELVES ARE DOING THE PAINTING?

Life is not fair

(this is what we do in rural New York, evidently)

Am sad

Posted: **20 Oct 2014 23:10**

Wow, WIQ getting shocked, nothing I see everyday.

Posted: **20 Oct 2014 23:11**

When I was in school, it had ~600 people. And ~20 people per class.

Posted: **20 Oct 2014 23:12**

I feel left out

I like paint

(I like art)

But other uses of paint are good too

Posted: **20 Oct 2014 23:13**

~90 total
~18/class

Posted: **20 Oct 2014 23:19**

Error_3113 wrote:I like paint

But other uses of paint are good too

That is what I was shock about, THAT!
*Hand jester movement circling around a specific area*

Posted: **20 Oct 2014 23:24**

I guess it's okay, since the athletic director hasn't said anything against it yet.

Plus pretty much half of my school is either blood-related or married anyway...

(Two sophomores got married last week, I don't know why)

Posted: **21 Oct 2014 01:35**

Not surprising since a student who graduated the same year as me is already married and had her first kid.

Posted: **22 Oct 2014 17:10**

today my last university lesson ended in 15:00.
But instead coming home by subway, I went through all city by my foot, under snow and freeze weather. Finally, I came to modern business center, where got lost for some time, using tricky ID cards and sorting out documents and notes on the way... I came home in 19:30.

But I don't mind. Because ONLY reason I did all this is SUBMACHINE.

Posted: **22 Oct 2014 17:23**

Back in high school, when i got out earlier to work the library, before I owned a car, I choose to walk home, cause their was no one to pick me up, and I was not in the mood to pay a bus for a ride. And in Michigan winter weather, it can get big.

Two miles in freezing snow 3 times per week, which was okay for me, i was use to it then as much as i am now.

But...why did you have to walk home for Submachine? I don't understand.

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