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it's because everyone on the CM is a genius in one way or another.

That would be due to French

i agre every1 on the cm is a genious. very genious peeps on this bord.

wait... why did Bethany get made at me? the genius thing excludes : Annie (is she gone yet??), Liam, and Josh

i wish my brother would stop hiding my good mourning cd. i really want to hear blue in the face.

that's the best song on the cd

i like the acoustic version better than the full band one.

*kills Robbo*

stupid american history exam. there goes my 88%.

who cares about American history when you live in Canada?

I have no idea. it's the advanced history course, so I took it. world history would've been more interesting, but that's considered basic. don't ask me why.

that's odd....

eek ....i have that exam tomorrow, i'm hoping i can hold up my 90.


i had biology today, which i didnt start studying for until yesterday and i'm confident i got 90-ish on it, which is a huge relief cause i thought i screwed myself for that one.

I had business today. So fucking easy!

my english exam is tomorrow.

emily wrote:i like the acoustic version better than the full band one.

I dunno about that. The full band one sounds mighty good ya know. But taking away the bass and drums in that song really does add something to it and makes it seem more special, if you will.

But then again, if you look at it the other way, if you add drums and bass to Sorry About That, you have a truly amazing song. I suppose it works either way, it just depends on how the lyrics sound.

I finished high school yesterday, exams and all!
YAY!!!

no exam today ...french reading comprehension exam tomorrow...and i'm taking world history (ancient civilization) next year...better be remotely interesting..

For Emily: It all depends. You will get more use out of Spanish, especially if you go to places like Puerto Rico or Mexico. It is spoken by more countries than those that speak English and it will just be very useful to you. German is pretty much a dead language, Germans are the only people who speak it. However, it's one advantage is that it's a language of business... So... I would say choose Spanish. I took six years of it and have used it a good amount of times and have found it useful and interesting.