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[zorpisuttle]

I still challenge you all to name a chain store that will let me work for two weeks, take a week off, and then work another three weeks, in the middle of the summer

Comments

[golgibody]

I don't think he cares about detail, but watch out for this:

He says it's not correct outline format if you only have one indented point under another, like

1)
A)
2)

so you have to have at least

1)
A)
B)
2)

[anonymous]

Mr. Haja is correct. When I see Powerpoint presentations at work and there's only one item on an indent, I get annoyed; but then again, I'm old school.

-Capt. Photon (old enough to be your father)

[golgibody]

Well, it does make sense, but I thought it was weird when he first said it because I'd never heard it before. Then again, I was never told to not split infinitives, so I guess my previous teachers just fail.

[golgibody]

You're going to get it from me tomorrow. Only, I didn't know you were the one I was sending it too. Who do I send the lexicon words too? (I actually have lexicon words ftw.)

Also, I need one of those stores too. My mom's like, 'get a job!' and I'm like, 'when? the week I'm going to be home, or the other week I'm going to be home? oh, and you know what's funny? I don't even know which weeks those are yet!'

[zorpisuttle]

Send the lexicon to Sam.

Also, Mr. Haja is going to be freaking lucky if he gets everything on the same bloody indent scale, and that's all I have to say about that. Sorry, but there is only so much formatting I can attempt before I want to kill myself.

[anonymous]

Not sure I understand the logic of applying for a job you'll be absent for most of the summer - I say enjoy your last summer without working.

-Capt. Photon

[zorpisuttle]

I'd say tell that to Mom, but I don't particularly want to instigate a fight between you, so I'll have to handle it myself. :)