Grades

[amFu]

Drama A
Psychology B
Class. Civ. B
not bad for a dyslexic hey?

[TheHasteChocobo]

I'm pretty savvy when it comes to math so naturally I'm good at it. You know what though, two of my teachers this year were really lazy. My history teacher just got divorced cause he is an adulterer so he doesn't seem to care about anything. Normaly I would copy and paste a few good sentences for an essay and make the rest original and get a good grade but then I just started pasting whole pages because my friends did it and got mid 90's. My teacher just hands out 100's like free balloons. Also my Engligh teacher is such a stoner that I can just go up to his desk while he isn't looking and copy any answers I don't have off of some one else's. Not that I'm complaining or anything.

[Asheis]

hmm... My grades for my freshman year of college?

When I was at Portland State:
-A in System Earth (joke class)
-B in Pre-calc II

When I was at Clark college:
-A In psychology 101
-B in Sociology
-B in Archaeology.
-A in psychology 211 (developmental)
-A in English 102 (composition, second quarter)
-B in Cultural anthropology.

[Bryan]

Awwww...come on. No F's?!

I got an F in parenting class. I was always in trouble in that class. The teacher hated me, too. The feelings were mutual. I remember one time she made us select these diseases out of a hat and we had to write a speech about them and yadda blah.

I swear to this day she rigged something up to intentionally **** me over. I got to write about a disease called "Klinefelter's syndrome". What the **** is that?! I never even heard of it until that day.

Anyway, I got online and found a forum with a bunch of people with this disease. They told me what it was all about. Woah. Just...woah. They went on to tell me about how it's not really well known and that jazz.

I began to write my speech. I still remember it to this day (or at least how far I got):

"Klinefelter's syndrome, also known as God's cruel joke..."

My award winning speech was cut off by the teacher screaming "GO TO THE OFFICE!". Perhaps the world was not ready for my breathtaking speech on Klinefelther's syndrome.