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[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]They just made me. Right after jazz. I don't know why they like it. That and cross-country skiing. :mad:
Woohoo! Someone else who saves all their homework for Sunday and can't jive! :laugh: :D :[/QUOTE]

Huh, well doing stuff with the fam is wholesome at least. You don't realize it until you leave home :( : don't get me wrong I don't miss them one bit but I do miss moms making me dinner. ;)
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[QUOTE=TonyMontana1638]Huh, well doing stuff with the fam is wholesome at least. You don't realize it until you leave home :( : don't get me wrong I don't miss them one bit but I do miss moms making me dinner. ;) [/QUOTE]
It was hell. :laugh:

I don't know if it's part of growing up, but my dad's getting really annoying and stupid. :mad: :p
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[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]It was hell. :laugh:

I don't know if it's part of growing up, but my dad's getting really annoying and stupid. :mad: :p [/QUOTE]

Hahahaha :laugh: :laugh: Fair enough.

It is part of growing up: all parents start becoming unbearably annoying around 8th grade and it only gets worse until you leave. Then the annoyance level begins to drop.
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[QUOTE=TonyMontana1638]Hahahaha :laugh: :laugh: Fair enough.

It is part of growing up: all parents start becoming unbearably annoying around 8th grade and it only gets worse until you leave. Then the annoyance level begins to drop.[/QUOTE]
:laugh: But why does it happen? I swear, my dad used to be cool... :p
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[QUOTE=Fiberfar]I'm not sure if detentions exist in Norway. I've never had one at any rate. :p [/QUOTE]

*shrugs* I think it's decided by schools individually, one way of punishing schoolchildren, I think I got two in five years, which was good compared to a lot of people. :p
I think it was just where they kept you in a room after everyone had gone home for 20 or 30 minutes, or you'd miss a break, that sort of thing.
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[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]:laugh: But why does it happen? I swear, my dad used to be cool... :p [/QUOTE]

I don't know really, it's just one of those things about growing up. I used to feel bad (and still do) because I knew I was being mean to my dad at times when he wasn't doing anything deserving such treatment, but I couldn't help it: he was just so annoying. Why do kids feel depressed for no reason when they're teenagers? They say it's hormones or whateverm but it just happens. *shrug*
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[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]I don't know if it's part of growing up, but my dad's getting really annoying and stupid. :mad: :p [/QUOTE]

It's that, or his mid-life crisis... My Dad can be really annoying, especially when he thinks he is funny...
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[QUOTE=TonyMontana1638]I don't know really, it's just one of those things about growing up. I used to feel bad (and still do) because I knew I was being mean to my dad at times when he wasn't doing anything deserving such treatment, but I couldn't help it: he was just so annoying. Why do kids feel depressed for no reason when they're teenagers? They say it's hormones or whateverm but it just happens. *shrug*[/QUOTE]
The bit in bold, that's how I feel. :laugh:

I guess you're right, it's just the way it is. :p *sigh* :laugh: :rolleyes:

[QUOTE=Greg]It's that, or his mid-life crisis... My Dad can be really annoying, especially when he thinks he is funny...[/QUOTE]
Ergg, yes, I hate that. He's giggling off at his own joke and I just grind my teeth and wanna jump off a building! :p
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[QUOTE=Ravager]*shrugs* I think it's decided by schools individually, one way of punishing schoolchildren, I think I got two in five years, which was good compared to a lot of people. :p
I think it was just where they kept you in a room after everyone had gone home for 20 or 30 minutes, or you'd miss a break, that sort of thing.[/QUOTE]

I've never had one, which is odd, considering my habit of laughing at teachers... My physics teacher laughed when I said 'Social chit-chat is condusive to our learning'. We still don't know if he got that he says 'social chit-chat' too much...
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*shrugs* I think I got one when I didn't finish some homework in time, I can't remember why I got the other one, probably a similar reason.
Some of the teachers would give out lots more than others, that's for sure. I remember having an unpredicatble Maths teacher who gave detentions to virtually everyone with late homeworks, I had a note with a reason for it being late, though I was still suprised I didn't get a detention for it.
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Yeah, it's like that with any positive award system...

Some teachers give more than others...

And kids who are bad all the time get more when they are good than anyone else...
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[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]Ergg, yes, I hate that. He's giggling off at his own joke and I just grind my teeth and wanna jump off a building! :p [/QUOTE]
When my dad used to do that I'd just feel bad for him and give him a sympathy laugh. I always made sure to not shoot his jokes down no matter how bad they were, just because I know how that feels :( . I made up for it in other ways though... :rolleyes: :(
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[QUOTE=TonyMontana1638]When my dad used to do that I'd just feel bad for him and give him a sympathy laugh. I always made sure to not shoot his jokes down no matter how bad they were, just because I know how that feels :( . I made up for it in other ways though... :rolleyes: :( [/QUOTE]
But my dad is so... so... lame! :laugh:
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[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]But my dad is so... so... lame! :laugh:[/QUOTE]

That's his job, kitten...
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[QUOTE=Oscuro_Sol]But my dad is so... so... lame! :laugh:[/QUOTE]

Just think of it this way...he'll be better if you humour him by laughing at his jokes etc. :p ;)
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[QUOTE=GregtheSleeper]That's his job, kitten...[/QUOTE]

*nods* Greg's right, so is Rav for that matter. Suck it up kid, you've only got a few more years... ;)
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Nah, it's more fun to make fun of him in a way he laughs at...
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[QUOTE=TonyMontana1638]so is Rav for that matter.[/QUOTE]

I am? Someone record this historic moment! :eek: :p
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[QUOTE=Ravager]I am? Someone record this historic moment! :eek: :p [/QUOTE]

Lazy! :mad:
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[QUOTE=TonyMontana1638]Lazy! :mad: [/QUOTE]

I know you are. :laugh:
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