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Back to school tomorrow. 4/6 months and i'm free of the hell hole.

4 to 6 months, what, you get good time in that school system?

Vic wrote:4 to 6 months, what, you get good time in that school system?

No, the part that he hasn't finished yet is math.

Mark wrote:Man, 2011 is starting off with a bang. My internet, cell phone, and car all broke within six hours of each other

Did you duck and cover?

Methinks I should have.

I'll be off to the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas tomorrow, well, it doesn't start until Thursday, but regardless, I'm heading to Vegas, and 3 days are completely free and unplanned, this is going to be awesome!

After I get back I'll be getting books for school, and then once I have books, I'll be going back to school, as well as getting my CPR certification redone soon so I can continue working as a lifeguard.

And I decided that we are going to remodel the Dining room so that it fits my liking, so that when mom and dad move out we won't have to change much and we'll still be able to enjoy it quite a bit.

My next 2 months of life are going to be very hectic... It's gonna be so much fun.

Wait - you're going to Sin City tomorrow, but anticipating buying textbooks and remodeling a dining room?

Jeez, I thought I was the old guy.

Mikey wrote:Wait - you're going to Sin City tomorrow, but anticipating buying textbooks and remodeling a dining room?

Jeez, I thought I was the old guy.

He's not old enough to gamble anyway

Mikey wrote:

Vic wrote:4 to 6 months, what, you get good time in that school system?

No, the part that he hasn't finished yet is math.

Ain't that the truth. Now that our maths teacher has left and our replacement simply doesn't bother to teach us, we're pretty much screwed for statistics.

Reliant121 wrote:

Mikey wrote:

Vic wrote:4 to 6 months, what, you get good time in that school system?

No, the part that he hasn't finished yet is math.

Ain't that the truth. Now that our maths teacher has left and our replacement simply doesn't bother to teach us, we're pretty much screwed for statistics.

I was thinking more of simple subtraction, but maybe you guys pursue the curriculum in a different order than we do.

Nickswitz wrote:I'll be off to the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas tomorrow, well, it doesn't start until Thursday, but regardless, I'm heading to Vegas, and 3 days are completely free and unplanned, this is going to be awesome!

After I get back I'll be getting books for school, and then once I have books, I'll be going back to school, as well as getting my CPR certification redone soon so I can continue working as a lifeguard.

And I decided that we are going to remodel the Dining room so that it fits my liking, so that when mom and dad move out we won't have to change much and we'll still be able to enjoy it quite a bit.

My next 2 months of life are going to be very hectic... It's gonna be so much fun.

Nerd

Mikey wrote:I was thinking more of simple subtraction, but maybe you guys pursue the curriculum in a different order than we do.

I've passed standard maths with a B grade, year early.

Hmm. Maybe the year you skipped was the one in which they discussed the difference between "4" and "6."

Not quite what I meant. We do early entry for capable enough students, so they can do another subject crammed into a year. I can do maths enough to pass the exam but the data handling module was one of my weakest areas. That and trigonometry.

Well, I'm now in Vegas, tomorrow dad and I will be going around taking pics, and then Thursday we will be going to CES!