crooked smile.

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  ahaha, probably.
  Until some random Canadian comes up and reveals all >.>

  sass attack., March 14th, 2008 at 07:21:37am

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  hmm, that's odd.
  We start and end at the same ages O_O

  sass attack., March 13th, 2008 at 02:30:56am

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  I know, right?
  
  I don't get how it works.
  What we do is start from Kindergarten, then go up.
  Year 6 is the end of primary school.
  Year 10 is the end of junior highschool (but in my school they call us seniors anyway)
  Year twelve is the end of senior highschool and you go on to TAFE or UNI if you want.
  
  Most kids in my area just end up taking apprenticeships.

  sass attack., March 10th, 2008 at 05:19:46am

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  I'm in year ten :S
  it's my last year of junior highschool, then I have another two to go in senior.
  I feel old, man xD

  sass attack., March 8th, 2008 at 09:48:23pm

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  homework every night sounds fun xD
  I have the same, the only difference is that I don't do it. lol.
  
  I've had major tests/assesments every week since the start of term, mostly more than one subject at a time.
  What grade are you in?
  [/extremely late]

  sass attack., March 8th, 2008 at 06:24:35am

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  Just dropping by to say hello.
  Uh... I'm Jennie. =]
  (BTW, your profile's cute.)

  Alicia Way., March 7th, 2008 at 12:37:13am

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  busy, busy, busy >.<
  
  I had two exams first thing in the morning on monday, and I went to see My American Heart the day before and I went home at one in the morning, crashed on my bed and fell asleep at three, worrying about my math exam.
  
  But then again, I was super stoked because I got to meet the band and hang with some of them ;DDD
  like, dskhjkdlfghfg'
  I'm just so happy. It was the best.
  
  I hope your week is as good as mine. What's up with you?

  sass attack., February 27th, 2008 at 12:21:06am

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  my step-dad bought me half the first series on DVD. He would've bought the box set, but my mum wouldn't let him. It was only like, $55 >.<

  sass attack., February 24th, 2008 at 12:29:41am

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  awwee, cool.
  
  I wish I had pink tights. When I was like, five, I was obessed with Sailor Moon. And coincidentally, my mum had one of those dresses that Sailor Moon wore to school. I looked like a Sailor Scout and I felt so hardcore in it.
  
  Moccasins sound like shoes my grandma would wear, rofl.
  the last quote in your profile is full of win (Y)

  sass attack., February 23rd, 2008 at 07:08:30pm

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  I really don't care what people think. They already think I'm weird :S
  we had a mufti day, where we get to wear whatever we want since we have to wear a uniform, and I wore black shorts and lavender tights and I had a lot of weird reactions.
  
  We have this trend now at school, where everyone is wearing those canvas shoes that look like ninja slippers.
  They make me rofl x]

  sass attack., February 21st, 2008 at 01:24:21am

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  I actually liked catholic school, rofl.
  I think it was the fact that people didn't make fun of me because they were scared of my brother and his friends x]
  
  and thankyou :}
  I just put in some extensions with stripes on them
  the girls at school are all :O !!!!!11234#!@

  sass attack., February 19th, 2008 at 12:26:18am

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  It's pretty brutal actually.
  
  I changed schools last year, from a catholic school to a public one.
  And the teachers there are so much more sensitive about insults.

  sass attack., February 16th, 2008 at 07:39:24am

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  eh, it doesn't really anger me anymore. Letting it annoy me gives them the satisfaction.
  Anyway, the teacher lets the class practically say anything insult wise. There's this girl, who was caught looking up lesbian porn on google during a research task in my class, and everyone calls her 'lez' or 'lesbian' and other stuff.
  The teacher doesn't care, as long as we don't raise our voices at eachother.
  :S

  sass attack., February 12th, 2008 at 09:45:16pm

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  I have never, ever seen The Longest day. Though I'll make a note of it to rent it down at Blockbuster next time.
  I love ww2, we're covering Hiroshima and the events that followed.
  But seriously, my whole class is full of dumbasses.
  After we learnt that the Japanese were close to invading Australia, the class just went paranoid and started asking all these dumb questions like "so right now, we could get attacked by the Japanese and no one would save us because we've found out Britain isn't really a great allie?!"
  and then, in the end of the lesson they all started talking about how some of their ancestors fought in world war two and their families dislike asian people because they were the ones who killed their loves ones.
  And the boys in the class were going around muttering stuff about asians while I'm just sitting there all slack jawed because I happen to be asian... part Japanese in fact.
  
  I'm pretty sure my teacher has the better half of my class scared to death about our country being invaded and we'd probably be left stranded unless we scratched America's back and hoped that they would come to rescue us.
  Crazy, no?

  sass attack., February 11th, 2008 at 08:05:59am

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  i know! >.<
  and thanks. :]

  Ga5kArTh., February 7th, 2008 at 09:31:06pm