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Tuesday, January 10, 2006

I'm normally not a purple-haired guy...
I'm sorry, ask shadowtiger69 about that one. Makes you wonder if sometimes she is, doesn't it?

Anyway, things are going... well, they're going, at any rate. We wrote another "persuasive essay" this morning. I hate those. You have to choose a side and convince people to agree with you. But I can never choose a side, either because I can see both sides of the argument, or because I JUST DON'T CARE! They choose stupid topics, anyway.

Then we watched more Driver's Ed videos to scare the daylights out of us. I'm scared enough already! I don't need additional scenes of carnage flashing the words "THIS COULD BE YOU/YOUR FAULT!" on it!

I also have to write an essay today on a book I didn't read. Luckily, the bullsh!t fairy is here to help me ^_^ I find if you use big words and metaphors and other literary devices, your teachers won't care if the thing doesn't make a bit of sense!

For example, "The foreshadowing of events to come can be noticed in all aspects of the book, especially at the (beginning/middle/end). The (insert random object from book here) symbolizes (character's journey of self-recognition/the political conflict of the era/mankind's struggle for [honor/truth/justice/world peace])."

I should teach a BS class... Heehee.

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