Favorite Subject

  • Thread starter Thread starter Curveball
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What's your favorite subject?

  • Math

    Votes: 7 21.2%
  • Language Arts

    Votes: 5 15.2%
  • Social Studies

    Votes: 3 9.1%
  • Science

    Votes: 9 27.3%
  • Other (Decluding things like Lunch and Extra-curricular activities)

    Votes: 9 27.3%

  • Total voters
    33
What the hell are Language Arts?

And History isn't Social Studies. Duh?

It's excluding.
 
Originally posted by Integra Type R
I think it's the politically correct term for "English" in United States public schools.



Thank you.

Dude, you're welcome.
 
Originally posted by Curveball
That could go under Language Arts.
You could stop spamming.


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Anyway, my favorite subject is math. It's logical, and I hate illogical things, thus I like math. Right?
 
Originally posted by Sage
You could stop spamming.



That's spamming?

(Rhetorical!)
Originally posted by Sage
Anyway, my favorite subject is math. It's logical, and I hate illogical things, so thus I like math. Right?

So or thus? Come on! So or thus?!
 
I really don't have a preference. It's all boring. Are the conversations that you have with the other intelligent students considered subjects? They should be. You learn more from those. Things more useful in the "real" world, anyway.
 
If someone gets banned, and they come back, and everyone knows it's them, why is it they don't just get banned again? Double Jeopardy?

Originally posted by sn00pie
History.
 
Originally posted by Joey
If someone gets banned, and they come back, and everyone knows it's them, why is it they don't just get banned again? Double Jeopardy?

I started using this account before I got banned.
 
Originally posted by sn00pie
So or thus? Come on! So or thus?!

Ouch! Getting language lessons in your first language from someone for whom it's not their first language!
 
This semester my favorite class is Ceramics. I love building stuff. Even if it's with clay. I'm going to be starting a Rotary Engine coil pot tommarrow, heh. Also the class has boxes of magazines, newly donated ones. I found a mint Car and Driver from '01, so I asked the teacher(who I had before in Design and Crafts) if I could take it and she said that I could take any from the boxes. So I took that car and driver, and also found a '97 Road and Track with 2, yes 2, Mazda ads that I didn't have. So not only am I doing stuff that I'm good at, I get free magazines. :)

Next semester I have the first ever automotive class at my highschool, with the tech teacher(the only one there) I've had every semester(except this one...odd) of highschool. I'm sure he doesn't know a whole lot about cars, and I've already seen the books we will be using(uhg, books). I'll probably be correcting him every 2 minutes. I also plan on giving a rotary engine demonstration since it's not in the book at all and I can make myself look good and show off my massive brains. Plus it wouldn't be the first time I've done it, this would just be bigger and I'd have actual parts of the engine to show off.
 
Originally posted by GilesGuthrie
Ouch! Getting language lessons in your first language from someone for whom it's not their first language!
Hey! Neither one of you have proof that I did this "so thus" nonsense!

Originally posted by Sage
It's logical, and I hate illogical things, thus I like math. Right?
:p
 
Originally posted by Chris Hendriks
dont remind me of school, my first day is tomorow.
btw, where was phys-ed on that list?
Counting Physical "Education" as a subject is like counting lunch.
 
Language Arts, English to be more precise, particularily because I live in a Spanish speaking country and can kick everybody's ass when it comes to English. :D
 
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