HAPPY HOLIDAYS

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I don’t want to forget the true meaning of the December holidays so, without further ado, let’s discuss what they’re really about: PRESENTS!  Share in the comments ;D

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ps- I didn’t actually celebrate xmas today :s  It was just like a normal day for me haha

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111 thoughts on “HAPPY HOLIDAYS”

  1. Here’s a christmas story for you, and this actually happened:
    I was listening to owl city as I stared at my computer screen. I was on Serebii.net and I was looking at anime character bios. Just as Lyra’s picture showed up, the song I was listening to went: “And I’ll kiss you…” and I was just siting there thinking “no, just no.”

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  2. I heard some stores are taking 3DS pre-orders already. I’m going to check my local store tomorrow.

    In other news, Europe has got Zenonia. Has anyone played it? I’m thinking of getting a points card tomorrow. And I hope steam gets some good rpg deals today. They have been kinda meh…

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  10. We have sort of a morning break where we all just hang out outside, that’s from 6:45-7:15 then we have four classes per day each 90 minutes long with a 30 minute lunch and we get five minutes to go from class to class. School hours are 7:15-2:15. Wednesday we stay a full day, why?

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    • Ohh, we start at 8:40 and end at 15:45. We have 7 classes of 50 minutes a day except wednesday when we have four.
      So actually, whe have nearly as much school a year.^^

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  11. I received the gift of charity along with two special esoteric gifts via the dream world, and one materialistic yet necessary gift.

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  13. Oh I forgot, we have A-days and B-days. One day we’ll go to 4 of 8 of our classes and the next day we go to the other 4. Each day we have two of the four core subjects, Math, English, Science, and Social Studies, and two classes we choose. My schedule goes
    A-Day
    1st period: P.E. II (a required class for Freshman and Sophmores unless you substitute it with ROTC)
    2nd period: Digital Graphics and Animation/ Webmastering (one of my choice classes, where I learn to Photoshop and design websites)
    3rd period: English II (required)
    4th period: Biology I (required)
    B-Day
    5th period: Drama II (a choice class, where I learn to act and write scripts and other theatre stuff)
    6th period: Geometry (required)
    7th period: Spanish I
    8th period: Civics/Free Enterprise (required)

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    • Here in Belgium, it’s rather complicated. Many students follow different classes. For example I do scientology-mathematics and my timetable is as follows:
      Monday:Dutch, French, Religion, Biology, English, PE, PE
      Tuesday:French, Math, Physics, Physics, Biology and 2 times “free space” (teacher decides what we do)
      Wednesday:History, Dutch, Maths, Geology
      Thursday:Maths, English, Dutch, Maths, Scientific English, French, Religion
      Friday:Hard to describe, it’s about social aspects of life, Maths, Chemistry, Chemistry, History, Maths, Dutch

      Your choice classes look nice. We only have boring stuff 🙁

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      • RE: Caspuff, I personaly find it intresting how Civics/free Enterprise is a required course. Considering if your in the U.S. It’s quite obvious that free enterprise is a catalyst for harvesting possible corrupted capitalism. Hey, just look at small local bussiness verses major corporations. The small bussiness is forced to have high prices due to the expenses of product placement, manufacturing shipping and less man power. While the fat cat corperations spend as they please on high tech machinery and more workers, but don’t because they rather out source jobs in attempts at cheep or free labor. this can lead to money laundering and possible swiss bank accounts, that could support black market and staged stock market investments with the assuraces of never lossing money.
        RE: Daedardus those classes sound really intersting. I would get really confused with a schedule like that. There seems to be alot of science math and religion. May I ask what grade your are in, if not in college?

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        • I’m in the fifth grade of secondary school, out six. It’s about the same as a junior if I’m not mistaken.
          And there is much science because i chose to do it. If you want you could study Latin-Greek or ICT(more of working with office software than real programming)
          And religion is free to exercise so each school has to offer it. It is a pact between catholicism and liberalism. That doesn’t we read the Bible or prey or go to church or whatever it’s actually just learning about other religions and about yourself. We’ve even discussed atheism with our teacher.
          Most classes are interesting (I’m looking at you, French) but it’s sometimes heavy stuff to study.

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  14. That is complicated, I don’t see how you know which class to go to, I’d be lost. Do you go to a private school? Here in America we aren’t allowed to have Religion in public schools, but that might just be us. Hmm, I never really thought of my classes as interesting, My choice classes I take to get scholarships with TOPS, except for Drama, that I do because I’ve always wanted to be an actor. What time is it over there?

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    • I go to a public school. But the teacher comes to our class, so we don’t have to move constantly. And religion is obligatory, altough you can choose what you want.(there is a non-religious option)
      And it is 11:45 am.

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