Rant/Rave thread
Carlwashere:
Japanese kids have to go to school on weekends. If anything, it's tons longer.
The school system could use some work, because after 5 full weeks it just drags on. Personally, my school system is one of the better ones. If it was my choice, I could be certified as an ambulance assistant or even a nurse (with one year after graduating). And it's nothing out of pocket for me. I could get certified to work with ac units and appliances, and tons of other service industry related stuff. My school really lets you spread to your interests. If only I didn't have so many. I already have a business level education in the basics of electronics. I've done the entire 01010011100 thing.
But this is more on the length of the school year, so I'll get back on that. Eff a longer school year! It's long enough. ;D
My opinion on that is simple. 1/2 of the year is enough. I agree 100% of a kid's life shouldn't be just school. The other half of my year I spend expanding my own interests or just plain relaxing.
If all we had in our lives was school, we'd all have the same stupid talents. (Which includes, but is by no way limited too,: spinning a pencil with our fingers, the ability to sleep WHILE writing (my math notes prove this), and how to express "What the heck am I supposed to do" with body language.)
madkitty:
I swear, if I had to go to school all year round, I would fail every subject. :D
Glamily:
I hate April Fools day. I honestly do. I hate pranks. I hate stupid people who think its hilarious to play pranks for half a day, one day of the year. Actually, scratch that. I just hate pranks. I hate most types of humor at the expense of others. I like it when people make fun of themselves like comedians.. but not at the expense of others.
Have I mentioned recently he loves me? ♥!
Stelio Kontos:
A lot of things about me, I'd like to change. Anger, inability to take action promptly, facial hair coming in in patches, the works.
Basically, I don't think too highly of myself.
soulofthesea:
I freakin' hate my English teacher right now. I have an essay that I need to do and she's been ragging on me for not starting it. The reason I haven't started it is because I was absent the day she handed out the rubric, and she refuses to let me have one. Well, how am I supposed to know how to write my essay if I don't know what you want from it and you bite my head off whenever I ask, "How do you want this essay done?" Give me somewhere to start! Even college professors give their students some idea of how they want their term papers!
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