Exams FTL.
I fsck'in love Mr. Therrien. His website has taken my potential mark on Mac's chem exam tomorrow from shit-all to win and awesome.
Wrote the english provincial today. Easy peasy, as expected. Had trouble on the second two-hour segment, but not for typical reasons. There was a car crash at about 1:15 (same time everyoen was on their way back). I don't know all the details, but appearantly Lee Butler was doing some godawful speed over the limit, tried to round the turn by the church on highway 2 and lost it. Rumors are he either plowed into the rock face head-on or smashed a van on the way through (either way he came to rest in the rock). Died on impact, supposedly. No links yet, but it'll make the papers tomorrow for sure.
He was a grade 11... Seems like our grad class is going to be one of the few to never lose a student during the school year *knock on wood*. I never knew him at all, but I could pick him out in a crowd.
I'm not so much suprised by hearing he died as I am at my reaction. Again, this is all rumor, but by the sounds of things he caused the accident through his own neglect and complete disregard for the safety of others. Because of this, I have absolutely no empathy for him. He died, and he's lucky he didn't take another innocent person with him. I feel bitter and cynical for saying it, but he really got what he deserved. Our school has seen more than any other this year the dangers of reckless driving, so he decides to rip up the main road in Fall River... he had his warning, christ, Sammi paid for it back in October.
Sorry, I get very frustrated when I hear about people doing such goddamn stupid things.
Hokay. Chem tomorrow, Phys provincial thursday, and working friday. Working on one of the nights that no other grads are sober. I love T-Ho's. Blawwl. Sentence fragmentation FTW.
PS: Philip Craig, Connie Tuttle and John Saunders, thanks for letting Therrien stick up your study guides on the net. They've taught me more this semester than Ms. Mac ever could.
Wrote the english provincial today. Easy peasy, as expected. Had trouble on the second two-hour segment, but not for typical reasons. There was a car crash at about 1:15 (same time everyoen was on their way back). I don't know all the details, but appearantly Lee Butler was doing some godawful speed over the limit, tried to round the turn by the church on highway 2 and lost it. Rumors are he either plowed into the rock face head-on or smashed a van on the way through (either way he came to rest in the rock). Died on impact, supposedly. No links yet, but it'll make the papers tomorrow for sure.
He was a grade 11... Seems like our grad class is going to be one of the few to never lose a student during the school year *knock on wood*. I never knew him at all, but I could pick him out in a crowd.
I'm not so much suprised by hearing he died as I am at my reaction. Again, this is all rumor, but by the sounds of things he caused the accident through his own neglect and complete disregard for the safety of others. Because of this, I have absolutely no empathy for him. He died, and he's lucky he didn't take another innocent person with him. I feel bitter and cynical for saying it, but he really got what he deserved. Our school has seen more than any other this year the dangers of reckless driving, so he decides to rip up the main road in Fall River... he had his warning, christ, Sammi paid for it back in October.
Sorry, I get very frustrated when I hear about people doing such goddamn stupid things.
Hokay. Chem tomorrow, Phys provincial thursday, and working friday. Working on one of the nights that no other grads are sober. I love T-Ho's. Blawwl. Sentence fragmentation FTW.
PS: Philip Craig, Connie Tuttle and John Saunders, thanks for letting Therrien stick up your study guides on the net. They've taught me more this semester than Ms. Mac ever could.