History. It's a shitty subject anyway, but the AP version of it is horrible. I'm not stupid at all (my IQ is like 190, no lie) but I got a 1 on that bitch.
"Dude, all these Brad threads are creeping me out. For real, I wonder if any of you would scream, "ZOMG, IT'S BRAD!!!" if you saw him on the street."
I wouldn't scream because that would give away my position. What I would do is sneak up behind him and conk him over the head (he'd still be sexy with a big dent in it) and drag him to a dark alley where I have my way with him.
He probably just wants to be taken seriously for his own opinions. You don't hear people saying "JEFF IS SO HOT" or "I WANNA BONE VINNY" or "I MUST MAKE RYAN PROLAPSE," just Brad. When's the last time anyone made a comment on Brad's personality or writing?
Of course, I think he's sexier than sex so maybe I'm just projecting.
He's probably going to see this topic and have a wonderful reply typed up in notepad ready to copy-paste over to the "post reply" box and then read all the comments that basically say "Brad is SOOO hot" like every single other Brad thread and then cry.
How many of you have been burned on a math or science class because you figured out the material after taking the test? I know that's happened to me a whole bunch of times. So I'm gonna fix that. Instead of having your grade breakdown go with assignments and tests and quizzes, it would be each concept weighs an equal amount. For instance, if you're taking beginning algebra, solving for X and graphing and factoring and so on would all weigh equally. I take the highest score from each category and average them and that's your grade. I always thought it was unfair that if you become a brilliant mathematician the day after the test, you still might get a C or whatever in the class, so hopefully this will remedy that.
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