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Charmedsclub · 09-03-2003, 02:45 PM

Hey guys! I just started my frist day of school...12th grade its kinda scary, but in a good way. In my 1st few classes I didnt know anyone

Anywho I walk into my living enviroment class and the teacher who I'll call "Mr.K" lol looks like Eric! Not with long hair, the way he looks now.Mr.K is like 25 and is so yummy lol Hes a nice funny guy too. im going to enjoy his class from now on. But the hole time I was like OMG he looks juts like Eric when he smiles(If you know men from here, you know It had to be outta this world lol)

Then My gov't teahcer likes to act! And seems to like to tell storys! Mr.Moore much?! haha

Crimson and Clover · 09-03-2003, 06:46 PM

Good Luck in 12th grade. I graduated last year. Thats so cool you have a teacher that looks like Eric, one of my teachers reminded me of Mr. Moore, didnt look like him just acted like him.

Charmedsclub · 09-03-2003, 08:11 PM

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Originally posted by Crimson and Clover
Good Luck in 12th grade. I graduated last year. Thats so cool you have a teacher that looks like Eric, one of my teachers reminded me of Mr. Moore, didnt look like him just acted like him.

Thank you Mary!

What are you doing now that you graduated?

Im so happy about my teacher thats looks like Eric 2! But it could be a bad thing if all I do is look at him and not get any work done lol

PerfectStrangers · 09-03-2003, 08:12 PM

Do you have any Arvids in your school? :-)

Charmedsclub · 09-03-2003, 08:13 PM

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[i](If you know men from here, you know It had to be outta this world lol)[/B]

I mean "If you know me* from here lol I just found that was wrong

Charmedsclub · 09-03-2003, 08:15 PM

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Originally posted by PerfectStrangers
Do you have any Arvids in your school? :-)

OMG I think so! Theres this kid who anwsered all the questions in that class with the Eric teacher lol ...maybe I can be his Simone lol

PerfectStrangers · 09-03-2003, 08:21 PM

lol....... how bout any Alans :-) I dress like him

Crimson and Clover · 09-03-2003, 10:59 PM

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Originally posted by Charmedsclub
Thank you Mary! What are you doing now that you graduated?

Im so happy about my teacher thats looks like Eric 2! But it could be a bad thing if all I do is look at him and not get any work done lol

Im not sure what I want to do with my life. Right now Ive just been trying to find a job. I might go to cosmotology school, but I havent really made up my mind.

realchic1999 · 09-04-2003, 01:21 PM

I graduated from HS four years ago...and got my BA 4 months ago.

No, HS is nothing like HOTC...I was glad to get out!
The college I went to isn't all that great, but the experience was better.

Charmedsclub · 09-04-2003, 03:00 PM

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Originally posted by Crimson and Clover
Im not sure what I want to do with my life. Right now Ive just been trying to find a job. I might go to cosmotology school, but I havent really made up my mind.

I have the same trouble. Im worried cause I have no clue what I wanna do. My sister and brother both went to cosmotology school lol They liked it.

Charmedsclub · 09-04-2003, 03:02 PM

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[i]No, HS is nothing like HOTC...I was glad to get out!
The college I went to isn't all that great, but the experience was better. [/B]

awwwww

Im glad you had a good experience then.

realchic1999 · 09-04-2003, 03:39 PM

I didn't say it was "good"...but it was "better."

Buffalo State College is, in my opinion, an extension of high school. And being that Buffalo is such a small city (I should've tried to use college as my way out), one is pretty much stuck around the same "types" of people (valley girls, dumb jocks, "pigeons," thugs, etc.). I expected college to be a world of intelligent people with intelligent minds...but boy, I was wrong. (At least about BSC.)

College was better because in between the stupidity, it had its moments. There were many cultural events on campus, corny game shows, and free films. (Let's not forget free food at almost every event!) I also learned to assert myself in college...to walk taller, and not give a crap about what people thought of me. The same tackheaded fools I had to deal with in HS don't stand a chance against me, now. I at least thank higher learning for that.

I wish there were a real IHP...being that I was "different" because I didn't act "stereotypically black." It would've been "an escape" from "Ghettoville, USA." I went to an honors school from 5-12, but they pretty much took everyone off the streets to fit quotas (it was a magnet school where one had to take a test, but regardless of test scores, racial quotas had to be filled---and there was a HUGE lawsuit about that), in my opinion. Out of the 100-something in my graduating class, a select few were extremely gifted and talented students.

Charmedsclub · 09-04-2003, 07:27 PM

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Originally posted by realchic1999
I didn't say it was "good"...but it was "better."

Buffalo State College is, in my opinion, an extension of high school. And being that Buffalo is such a small city (I should've tried to use college as my way out), one is pretty much stuck around the same "types" of people (valley girls, dumb jocks, "pigeons," thugs, etc.). I expected college to be a world of intelligent people with intelligent minds...but boy, I was wrong. (At least about BSC.)

College was better because in between the stupidity, it had its moments. There were many cultural events on campus, corny game shows, and free films. (Let's not forget free food at almost every event!) I also learned to assert myself in college...to walk taller, and not give a crap about what people thought of me. The same tackheaded fools I had to deal with in HS don't stand a chance against me, now. I at least thank higher learning for that.

I wish there were a real IHP...being that I was "different" because I didn't act "stereotypically black." It would've been "an escape" from "Ghettoville, USA." I went to an honors school from 5-12, but they pretty much took everyone off the streets to fit quotas (it was a magnet school where one had to take a test, but regardless of test scores, racial quotas had to be filled---and there was a HUGE lawsuit about that), in my opinion. Out of the 100-something in my graduating class, a select few were extremely gifted and talented students.

I really enjoyed learning more about you, and your life. I always thought the people in hight school would act more grown up, but thats not that case. I think some peoples college life is better then others. You ask one person and they say "Its the best time in your life" ask other and they will say "Oh man, it wasnt what I thought" I like hearing what others say about their time in college

realchic1999 · 09-05-2003, 03:13 PM

Thank you.

I thought high school was going to be "so cool," too, from being a young kid watching shows like "HOTC," and due to the fact that my aunt (who's 8 years older than myself) was in high school around that time, and she was into MTV (the good stuff, not that fluff they show now) and was another "different black chick," like myself.

The older I get, the worse people younger than me get. Parents don't seem to be raising their kids anymore...and I see too many "thugs," "playas," and "Britney Spears" wannabes parading around...barely 12 years old! It is so sad. I sometimes worry about who our future leaders will be (for instance, on "Blind Date," they coupled up these two drunken idiots who were going to be lawyers...good Lord!). However, when I do see the few good between the cracks, I do start to think more positive.

Crimson and Clover · 09-05-2003, 03:18 PM

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Originally posted by realchic1999
Thank you.

I thought high school was going to be "so cool," too, from being a young kid watching shows like "HOTC," and due to the fact that my aunt (who's 8 years older than myself) was in high school around that time, and she was into MTV (the good stuff, not that fluff they show now) and was another "different black chick," like myself.

The older I get, the worse people younger than me get. Parents don't seem to be raising their kids anymore...and I see too many "thugs," "playas," and "Britney Spears" wannabes parading around...barely 12 years old! It is so sad. I sometimes worry about who our future leaders will be (for instance, on "Blind Date," they coupled up these two drunken idiots who were going to be lawyers...good Lord!). However, when I do see the few good between the cracks, I do start to think more positive.

Kids now want to grow up way to fast and its sad. They are having sex at 12, 13 years old, doing drugs dressing way to sexyand all because of their peers. Id never something because others were doing it. I like being different from others.

09-03-2003, 02:45 PM	#1
Charmedsclub Eric loven Member Forum Regular Join Date: Aug 19, 2003 Location: Long Island NY Posts: 609	School isnt HOTC Hey guys! I just started my frist day of school...12th grade its kinda scary, but in a good way. In my 1st few classes I didnt know anyone Anywho I walk into my living enviroment class and the teacher who I'll call "Mr.K" lol looks like Eric! Not with long hair, the way he looks now.Mr.K is like 25 and is so yummy lol Hes a nice funny guy too. im going to enjoy his class from now on. But the hole time I was like OMG he looks juts like Eric when he smiles(If you know men from here, you know It had to be outta this world lol) Then My gov't teahcer likes to act! And seems to like to tell storys! Mr.Moore much?! haha
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Crimson and Clover Member Forum Star Join Date: Jun 09, 2002 Location: NC Posts: 17,345	Good Luck in 12th grade. I graduated last year. Thats so cool you have a teacher that looks like Eric, one of my teachers reminded me of Mr. Moore, didnt look like him just acted like him.
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09-04-2003, 01:21 PM	#9
realchic1999 Embrace nothingness! Forum Regular Join Date: May 23, 2001 Posts: 719	I graduated from HS four years ago...and got my BA 4 months ago. No, HS is nothing like HOTC...I was glad to get out! The college I went to isn't all that great, but the experience was better.
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09-03-2003, 08:12 PM	#4
PerfectStrangers Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Aug 31, 2003 Posts: 19	Do you have any Arvids in your school? :-)

09-03-2003, 08:21 PM	#7
PerfectStrangers Member Occasional Poster Join Date: Aug 31, 2003 Posts: 19	lol....... how bout any Alans :-) I dress like him

09-04-2003, 03:39 PM	#12
realchic1999 Embrace nothingness! Forum Regular Join Date: May 23, 2001 Posts: 719	I didn't say it was "good"...but it was "better." Buffalo State College is, in my opinion, an extension of high school. And being that Buffalo is such a small city (I should've tried to use college as my way out), one is pretty much stuck around the same "types" of people (valley girls, dumb jocks, "pigeons," thugs, etc.). I expected college to be a world of intelligent people with intelligent minds...but boy, I was wrong. (At least about BSC.) College was better because in between the stupidity, it had its moments. There were many cultural events on campus, corny game shows, and free films. (Let's not forget free food at almost every event!) I also learned to assert myself in college...to walk taller, and not give a crap about what people thought of me. The same tackheaded fools I had to deal with in HS don't stand a chance against me, now. I at least thank higher learning for that. I wish there were a real IHP...being that I was "different" because I didn't act "stereotypically black." It would've been "an escape" from "Ghettoville, USA." I went to an honors school from 5-12, but they pretty much took everyone off the streets to fit quotas (it was a magnet school where one had to take a test, but regardless of test scores, racial quotas had to be filled---and there was a HUGE lawsuit about that), in my opinion. Out of the 100-something in my graduating class, a select few were extremely gifted and talented students.

09-05-2003, 03:13 PM	#14
realchic1999 Embrace nothingness! Forum Regular Join Date: May 23, 2001 Posts: 719	Thank you. I thought high school was going to be "so cool," too, from being a young kid watching shows like "HOTC," and due to the fact that my aunt (who's 8 years older than myself) was in high school around that time, and she was into MTV (the good stuff, not that fluff they show now) and was another "different black chick," like myself. The older I get, the worse people younger than me get. Parents don't seem to be raising their kids anymore...and I see too many "thugs," "playas," and "Britney Spears" wannabes parading around...barely 12 years old! It is so sad. I sometimes worry about who our future leaders will be (for instance, on "Blind Date," they coupled up these two drunken idiots who were going to be lawyers...good Lord!). However, when I do see the few good between the cracks, I do start to think more positive.