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jume

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Sep 12, 2006 20:44

The secret to having a large vocabulary is not in knowing a bunch of big words, but rather knowing the words so small that people think they're big anyways ( Read more... )

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uselessrandom September 13 2006, 02:03:16 UTC

I think my SAT was more like six hours. No joke.

behold_the_void September 13 2006, 03:22:57 UTC

Oh you people and your massively good grades. I skated in High School, I was too lazy to do any better :)

jume September 13 2006, 03:25:52 UTC

this is as close to skating as my intense desire to be better than everyone else will allow for

apri September 13 2006, 05:17:59 UTC

That's way awesome. I slacked way too much in high school. I actually started slacking in 9th grade, or I could have been val that year...I think my fear of public speaking keeps me from doing better.

baloki September 13 2006, 07:27:47 UTC

id is a very underused word yet awesome on a triple letter scord in scrabble, not to be confused with I.D. as thats an acryonym so not alowed!

delmurder September 14 2006, 01:50:56 UTC

Wow, you're smart!

What was your essay about?

jume September 14 2006, 02:02:35 UTC

it was describing my personal characteristics, accomplishments, interests, goals, and plans.

Pretty much the exact same thing KB had to write last year. http://king-bahamut.livejournal.com/74762.html

delmurder September 14 2006, 02:53:02 UTC

Summarize it in one sentence for me.

jume September 14 2006, 02:56:58 UTC

I have a penchant for the old orders: I don't fast-forward through fifteen year old commercials while watching VHS-they fascinate me; I nearly regret how large my school has grown, remembering the free-reign and privileges we had as a small place that future students will never know they lack; I have spent hours reading arbitrary files from on-line communities that were saved twenty years ago; this is not to say, however that I do not embrace new ways that are developing in the world; I strive to maintain a sense of tradition and normalcy in my courses, but inevitably I end up straying from those paths, and from those of anyone I know; this cannot be helped, so I have come to expect it; predictably, as one who is thrown into the world of today, I use computers excessively; however, unlike other teenage girls, that does not require the extent of my sojourns be Myspace, MSN Messenger, and Facebook; instead, I subscribe to various news “Feeds”, participate at various fora, and have taken my computer apart and put it back together ( ... )

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