I wouldn't worry about it too much. You're only in what, 9th grade? From your signature I get that you work out -- so you've got hobbies -- and if you're doing well in school, does it really matter?
Drinking is a release from the harsh day to day life most of us live through. Any pain, heartbreak, or other harsh experiences people endured are replaced with a warm sensation and the feeling of freedom.
Tonight gives people an even better reason to drink as it is the start of a new year and symbolically represents a fresh start.
I'm going to go out and have a few with some friends.
The problem with that excerpt, is that it contains almost nothing of informative value.
Words mean something. They are a tool for communicating thoughts. You dont use words like bucolic in place of rural to better communicate thoughts, you use it to feed your own ego.
The two articles provided are examples of poor writing because -- and it may not be an ego thing, perhaps the writer just really likes obscure words -- it loses the objective of the words in the words itself.
Physical Education should be a mandated course throughout public education. It keeps kids active and healthy while also teaching them motor skills essential for independent living. However, Phys Ed. should not be graded based on physical ability. Elementary is basically a free pass, but once at the high school level, written tests and progressive athletic tests, in which a student is tested on their physical health at the start of the year, and then is awarded grades based on how their fitness progresses, would be the determiner of grades. For students already in shape, they would have an easier ride. To sum it up: Physical Education courses should be based on utility. The aim of the course should be to keep kids in shape and increase their coordination.
I know this club. It's pretty secretive, but it's exactly what you're looking for. In addition to brutally maiming dudes, through your experiences, you'll probably also discover underlying themes on the human condition and dabble in an archaic form of existentialism. We'll have good times.
[QUOTE="allnamestaken"]Just be honest, broseph. Life's a cruel game of pitch-n-catch. Win some, lose some. But as long as we all stay on the same page we'll be alright.chrisrooR
That's actually good advice...but still, I really hate burning a girl if she's really into me. You don't have to go into reasons, even implying that you're not into her should do the trick. I've done it a few times. They'll move on, we all do one way or another.
Well, it sounds like you're being dishonest right from the get-go, broseph. How does she feel about the relationship? If you haven't discussed your feelings for each other then you're just playing games. There's no OK point in which to dump a girl you don't really want to be with.
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