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Off Topic / Re: Customize laptop?
« on: September 02, 2009, 05:13:31 PM »
You have to contact your specific manufacturer about laptop upgrades.
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Off Topic / Re: Most unliked insects
« on: September 02, 2009, 01:56:07 PM »How? Mosquitoes don't do anything but annoy the crap out of everyone, ants just climb over everything and eat your food, and flies just fly around and make people hate them. Sounds pretty useless to me.
You have no understanding of ecology. To assume that because you don't know the reason for something means it has none is an argument from ignorance and a huge logical fallacy.
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Off Topic / Re: forget you and your home schooling. = Kids with issues.
« on: September 02, 2009, 01:53:11 PM »Home schooling has its up's and downs in different ways and different situations. If the child fails to commit to home school as well as the parent they aren't going to learn anything.
Being homeschooled by a parent is absolute stuff. You need a private tutor.
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Off Topic / The Man From Earth (2007)
« on: September 02, 2009, 01:51:03 PM »
It is a truly fascinating movie based on the book by Jerome Bixby about a man who claims to have lived since the Stone Age. The script is impeccable, and the acting superb. I strongly recommend it. It put me to tears, and made me think for a long time after finishing it.
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njU5CsrYfKM
Discuss if you have seen it, and if you haven't, just loving see it.
Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njU5CsrYfKM
Discuss if you have seen it, and if you haven't, just loving see it.
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Off Topic / Re: forget you and your home schooling. = Kids with issues.
« on: September 02, 2009, 12:06:57 AM »
Devildog, that's because it's a board of education commissioned tutor. Private ones are what I am referring to.
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Off Topic / Re: forget you and your home schooling. = Kids with issues.
« on: September 02, 2009, 12:05:22 AM »What makes your tutor better than a teacher? How often do you see her/him? Are you rich?Can you contact them? How many hours are they there? Also, inform me on the classes you are taking.
You haven't been to a classroom; thus, you cannot be sure. Teachers are like scratch tickets, sometimes you've won, others, you've lost.
Hey bro, I'm not homeschooled. I'm referring to my friends who are. I want it, badly.
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Off Topic / Re: Stupid cheap toilet paper
« on: September 02, 2009, 12:02:56 AM »Oh god, If you want to have any respect try being less of an starfish. I honestly don't see why idiots like you would go as far to call someone a spoiled brat because of toilet paper. Honestly toilet paper are you seriously that loving handicapped? the difference from cheap to high quality is a few bucks. And if its for something that you need what the hell.
It's like saying "Oh I bought stuffty water that wasn't filtered and I could get sick off of it, it sucks."
then some douche bag like you replying:
"Don't complain if you get sick you spoiled brat".
It was a useless topic that only served the purpose of giving the OP the attention he so dearly craves. His stuff covered finger just doesn't cut it, so now he needs an internet forum's sympathy.
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Off Topic / Re: forget you and your home schooling. = Kids with issues.
« on: September 01, 2009, 11:53:40 PM »Feel free to inform the rest of us.
All of you posting seem to not be in High School. Middle school and Primary School are important with teaching you basic things, but you are not meant to be that challenged, that is High School. High School is where you can shine. Good luck understanding physics alone, or APUSH, or calculus. Look at it this way, some schools are far better than others.
I live in Massachusetts, and our schools are great. For science, I've taken Bio, Accelerated Chemistry, Physics and am taking AP Physics. I've seen other places do physical science, bio, chem, then some other classes. Math also varies. I've taken Algerbra II/Geo, Accelerated Geo, Pre-Calc, and now AB AP Calculus. In other schools its Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Trig. So for all of you generalizing, wait till High School.
I am in High School. Home schooling is still the far better option to anything. You're not learning "alone". You have a tutor.
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Off Topic / Re: Secret in GSF ghost's last map (Spoiler)
« on: September 01, 2009, 11:48:41 PM »I have yet to see a real Christian "force their views" onto anyone infact I see more evolutionists forcing their stuff onto religious people.
I strongly dislike the term "evolutionist." I prefer the term "pursuer of logical understanding of the cosmos."
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Off Topic / Re: Secret in GSF ghost's last map (Spoiler)
« on: September 01, 2009, 11:34:10 PM »
HAHA OH WOW.
He's a Christian and yet he tells us to question what others tell us.
He's a Christian and yet he tells us to question what others tell us.
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Off Topic / Re: Why do men have nipples?
« on: September 01, 2009, 11:30:48 PM »
The determining chromosome is the X chromosome, not the Y. When the sperm and egg come together, they form the zygote. Reproductive cells each have half the total number of chromosomes in all of the other cells. Each human love cell has 23, whereas most others in the body have 46. Sperm either carry an X chromosome set or a Y chromosome set. If it's an X, the fetus will be female. If it's a Y, it will be male.
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Drama / Re: forget Your Respect
« on: September 01, 2009, 07:00:11 PM »Except I'm willing to be friends with you; you seem like if I get to know you we could be close friends.
Sure we argue about bullcrap, but a) it's bullcrap and b) we still have common interests.
Friends respect each other.
OH SHI-