demo <demo name> off cj_change what is the demo name i do'nt no do you tell me what it is
*sigh* you see what I have to put up with sometimes? lol
I think the person was referring to the cj_change walkthrough, so I replied on that basis.
vague email i received...
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vague email i received...
*sigh* you see what I have to put up with sometimes? lol
I think the person was referring to the cj_change walkthrough, so I replied on that basis.
I don't wanna be in your shoes
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hambones
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you should e-slap them
"It's so funny of how I think my life is supposed to be devoid of any sort of heartache or drama or anguish or pain. It's sad but I think that I make a value of my days by the times I wake up and feel somewhat normal, but what I really need to do is get out of this fucking house and get laid."
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probably rince 
"If we can hit that bull's-eye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards...Checkmate."
"Seriously... .45k/sec it is a joke.. I could have just gone out and taken my own photos of children in this time."
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hambones
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yeah seriously, when will i need to know what happened on page 37 line 21 of '1984'. i hate english.
seriously, school is bitchy right now, things i need to get done:
biology: poster due friday, unit test tomorrow
honors english: read to page 138 in a book by monday, page 70 right now (i read slow)
honors amer. history: 2 papers and something else by friday
spanish: not much
health: a project over hepatitis due next thursday, even though we have gotten 2 days to work on it in the past 2 weeks
algebra: learning some new stuff about the angles of interiors of circles and logic puzzles, when the hell will i need to use that
seriously, school is bitchy right now, things i need to get done:
biology: poster due friday, unit test tomorrow
honors english: read to page 138 in a book by monday, page 70 right now (i read slow)
honors amer. history: 2 papers and something else by friday
spanish: not much
health: a project over hepatitis due next thursday, even though we have gotten 2 days to work on it in the past 2 weeks
algebra: learning some new stuff about the angles of interiors of circles and logic puzzles, when the hell will i need to use that
"It's so funny of how I think my life is supposed to be devoid of any sort of heartache or drama or anguish or pain. It's sad but I think that I make a value of my days by the times I wake up and feel somewhat normal, but what I really need to do is get out of this fucking house and get laid."
hehe, since im too lazy to right somethin all over again, ill just copy and paste this from what i wrote one time about where i stand concerning modern education-
I have begun to get to the point where i really am incapable of comprehending this concept of education. These children of the mere ages of around 6 all the way up through their teens are forced to attend 7 hours of school a day. Afterwards in later grades they must spend several more hours working on homework, usually they spend longer working on certain classes homework than they spent in that actual class. The achievement of education i can see in places such as Math, but other things like literature that will in no way effect your destined career path make absolutely no sense to me.
You listen to your parents talk about all these wonderful childhood experiences, and then you look back and see that all you've done is nonstop schooling and that there won't be much to tell your kids if you ever have any. Over a few mere decades the amount of free time and enjoyment given to children in between education has dramatically decreased. When it is inquired the purpose of the hardness of the curriculum, the answer because this is what it is like in real life. If this is the case, perhaps "real life" should be lessened in difficulty. Unless your one of a few minor religions, you only live in this world once. So instead of preparing us for the real world, perhaps the educational department should realize that children want to enjoy their childhoods, and not condemn them to torment.
And as said before, unless you are with only a few certain religions you only live once on this world. So they take 12 years (and many more if you go to college) to devote to education. 12 years is roughly 1/7 of your life. And it is said to be the most fun time of your life. What do you believe happens when you die? Even if all that knowledge stays with you, it won't be of much use, either reincarnated as a fly, being tormented in Hell, or being with mother nature for eternity. I understand fundemental knowledge is necessary, but why have fundamental knowledge in meaningless subjects you will never pursue like Shakespeare or Ancient Egyptian history? Wouldn't it be better to go through about secondary level fundamentals then merely study what you wish at your own pace, and for god's sake cut down on the homework, as it is ridiculous to give children 7 hours of school, but find a sneaky way to give them 3 more hours outside of school to work. Whats the point in going through all this meaningless education if its not gonna matter in about 80 years anyway?
I have begun to get to the point where i really am incapable of comprehending this concept of education. These children of the mere ages of around 6 all the way up through their teens are forced to attend 7 hours of school a day. Afterwards in later grades they must spend several more hours working on homework, usually they spend longer working on certain classes homework than they spent in that actual class. The achievement of education i can see in places such as Math, but other things like literature that will in no way effect your destined career path make absolutely no sense to me.
You listen to your parents talk about all these wonderful childhood experiences, and then you look back and see that all you've done is nonstop schooling and that there won't be much to tell your kids if you ever have any. Over a few mere decades the amount of free time and enjoyment given to children in between education has dramatically decreased. When it is inquired the purpose of the hardness of the curriculum, the answer because this is what it is like in real life. If this is the case, perhaps "real life" should be lessened in difficulty. Unless your one of a few minor religions, you only live in this world once. So instead of preparing us for the real world, perhaps the educational department should realize that children want to enjoy their childhoods, and not condemn them to torment.
And as said before, unless you are with only a few certain religions you only live once on this world. So they take 12 years (and many more if you go to college) to devote to education. 12 years is roughly 1/7 of your life. And it is said to be the most fun time of your life. What do you believe happens when you die? Even if all that knowledge stays with you, it won't be of much use, either reincarnated as a fly, being tormented in Hell, or being with mother nature for eternity. I understand fundemental knowledge is necessary, but why have fundamental knowledge in meaningless subjects you will never pursue like Shakespeare or Ancient Egyptian history? Wouldn't it be better to go through about secondary level fundamentals then merely study what you wish at your own pace, and for god's sake cut down on the homework, as it is ridiculous to give children 7 hours of school, but find a sneaky way to give them 3 more hours outside of school to work. Whats the point in going through all this meaningless education if its not gonna matter in about 80 years anyway?
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hambones
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wow so much of that is true, you have just put every single one of my thoughts about education into that paragraph. 
"It's so funny of how I think my life is supposed to be devoid of any sort of heartache or drama or anguish or pain. It's sad but I think that I make a value of my days by the times I wake up and feel somewhat normal, but what I really need to do is get out of this fucking house and get laid."
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