2.10.06

Not-so-unwritten rules of AC

By Jessie, my amazingly "cool" co-group leader.


We are a unique brand of student.
We know of the days of the week as Homeworkday, AC, Wednesday, Thursday, Thinkabouthomeworkday, Saturday, Sunday
It could be snowing in April on late Monday night, and we wouldn't know because we HAVE to finish our math.
We don't go to school on Tuesday. We go to class.
Two hours go by really fast.
Chicken and fries = life support
If the snack machine breaks, you cry (ok, maybe that's just me)
Coffee becomes great, even if you don't like it.
Putting used ice down peoples backs if better than ever.
Mountain Dew IS the blood of Jesus.
Animal crackers from Ms Bishop are better than any other.
Creativity Team. Enough Said
So, you can date other people in your class. You just have to make sure they know you ARE smarter than them… even if you aren't
Being friends with your teacher does help your grade
It's ok if u drop the dry erase marker behind the board. Everyone does it. They are going to run out in 20 minutes anyway.
A "quick" five minutes break… usually lasts til the slowest person is finished.
Levels only matter in the classroom
Lunch is 3/4 over when the Milford kids get there
The guy in the Cafeterias name is Chuck. He is cooler than you.
Don't buy the Ho-Hos
Rolling down the hallways hurts.
Holiday themed snacks aren't good
The guy pushing the carpet vacuum CAN'T hear you
If you get up to use the bathroom, take your time. No one notices you are gone.
Ms Rumble tells a lot of stories.
Being loud is okay, unless you are outside of Ms Smith's classroom
The library has the coolest blue couches you will ever see
You need at least five bucks to survive the day properly
Remember when soda was only a dollar? Those were the good ol days
Academic(ally) Challenge(d) is too cool for school

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

im gonna steal this once i finish my homework....
it's monday, by the way.

2.10.06  
Blogger joy said...

You mean Homeworkday.
Not Monday.

2.10.06  

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