Of course, the obvious implication is

Blood For Nothing - 25 November 2006 06:19 PM

The only regular person I’ve honestly ever seen flame somebody is Stephen. (King Stephen, X, what ever you call ‘em)

And that’s because Stephen is… well, he’s hard to explain, but you’d understand if you ever tried to argue with him. He was the only person who gave me a hard time about my age because I found this forum about two years ago when I was eleven and he started some lame uproar about me being under thirteen and shouldn’t be allowed onto the site because of “Mature Content” but anywho.

heh, i remember thinking this when i started, although i kinda realised now i think he was most probably just teasing. It’s all part of the bundle though. Just think of Mr. X as your uncle maxwell who sits in the corner stealing all the roast turkey at christmas.

I spend 3 hours a week in hell.  Its called algebra class.  I should write a book and sell it.

Charybdis - 27 November 2006 04:25 PM

Of course, the obvious implication is

FireFly - 01 December 2006 11:05 PM

I spend 3 hours a week in hell.  Its called algebra class.  I should write a book and sell it.

If algebra class is the worst hell you are going through, enjoy it while life is still good and appears to be there for the taking.

Yeah, no kidding.  I’d give just about anything to only have to worry about passing my classes again.

But, chary and neo, did you think that when you were going through it

No I actually liked algebra.  Calculus I I liked but hated the teacher.  He caused me to change my major, an action I regret everyday.

N E O - 04 December 2006 08:24 PM

FireFly - 01 December 2006 11:05 PM

I spend 3 hours a week in hell.  Its called algebra class.  I should write a book and sell it.

If algebra class is the worst hell you are going through, enjoy it while life is still good and appears to be there for the taking.

I would have loved to have been able to take classes when I was a kid.

What did they do to you, load information through your data port?

thunder - 04 December 2006 10:29 PM

But, chary and neo, did you think that when you were going through it

I actually liked my first algebra class, and loved geometry.  After that things fell apart, partly because I moved to different teachers who had vastly different styles.  I hated it them, but was young and stupid about such things.  I thought everything would get better when I reached adulthood.