Rody wrote:it is parle vous français, and no I'm truelly bad at french
close enough
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by Tiny Tank Rannon » Fri May 09, 2008 3:44 pm
close enough
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by Blitzen » Fri May 09, 2008 3:50 pm
Actually, you're both wrong...
It's "Parlez-vous français?"
It's "Parlez-vous français?"
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by Rody » Fri May 09, 2008 4:01 pm
my guess was good enough, my french lessons never teach me grammar anymore.
Act first, then think, then try to find a way to cover up the horrible mess you made.
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by Blitzen » Fri May 09, 2008 4:08 pm
Really? Last semester, all I did was grammar.
But I never have to take French ever again. :)
But I never have to take French ever again. :)
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by Rody » Fri May 09, 2008 4:16 pm
no, all I have to do is being able to read it, and learn some words.
Act first, then think, then try to find a way to cover up the horrible mess you made.
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by Bonn-o-Tron » Fri May 09, 2008 6:36 pm
Blitzen wrote:But I never have to take French ever again.
This was the mentality I carried with me all the way through the semester. Same for Phys-ed and Geography.
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by Blitzen » Fri May 09, 2008 7:36 pm
I am also done with Geography, but I took two arts instead of Phys-Ed, so I'm stuck with it next year.
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by Bonn-o-Tron » Fri May 09, 2008 7:53 pm
We never got that option. I chose Comprehensive Arts for my art course, and what a mistake that was.
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by Blitzen » Fri May 09, 2008 8:05 pm
Hah, you poor kid. I could have had music, drama, visual art, or a combination. I took drama and visual art.
I also had a choice between AutoCAD, Phys-Ed, Home Ec (lol)or Business (lol). I chose AutoCAD, as the only un-lawlworthy tech course in grade 9.
English, French, Science, Math and Geo were all mandatory, except for French which could be ESL, if E was really your SL.
I also had a choice between AutoCAD, Phys-Ed, Home Ec (lol)or Business (lol). I chose AutoCAD, as the only un-lawlworthy tech course in grade 9.
English, French, Science, Math and Geo were all mandatory, except for French which could be ESL, if E was really your SL.
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by Bonn-o-Tron » Fri May 09, 2008 8:20 pm
Comprehensive Arts is a combination. It's music, film, drama and visual arts all crammed into one. We only had only one choice of a Tech class which was again, a combination of everything (including your AutoCAD).
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by Tzan » Fri May 09, 2008 10:22 pm
AutoCad, the breakfast of champions!
I'm surprised they teach that in highschool. A lot of whiney crybabies that learn DataCad say AutoCad is too hard. I didnt think it was too hard.
I use AutoCad every day for work. Its given me atrophied muscles, thinning hair and a worn out Esc key and I feel fine.
I'm surprised they teach that in highschool. A lot of whiney crybabies that learn DataCad say AutoCad is too hard. I didnt think it was too hard.
I use AutoCad every day for work. Its given me atrophied muscles, thinning hair and a worn out Esc key and I feel fine.
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by Bonn-o-Tron » Fri May 09, 2008 11:09 pm
Haha, to be perfectly honest I hated that program. I just drew all my projects by hand.
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by Blitzen » Sat May 10, 2008 1:53 pm
I think I'm the only one in my class who actually <i>wanted</i> to take AutoCAD. The rest of those idiots just wanted a computer cousre in which they could play games. They found N online, and almost everyone downloaded it, so I guess it serves its purpose...
I'm such a horrible person. I introduced my friend to N, who introduced it to everyone else. I'm such a rebel.
I think I have 96% right now, but it may go up. Yeah.
And we're doing Auto Architect now, which is awesome, so it may go up. Yeah.
I'm such a horrible person. I introduced my friend to N, who introduced it to everyone else. I'm such a rebel.
I think I have 96% right now, but it may go up. Yeah.
And we're doing Auto Architect now, which is awesome, so it may go up. Yeah.
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by Almighty Benny » Sat May 10, 2008 2:17 pm
I took AutoCAD in high school, and I have a copy of it installed on my computer now. As a Civil Engineer, I use it all the time, it's fantastic! Unfortunately, I think the D.O.T. is bribing UConn because suddenly the school switched over to the much inferior Microstation. Nobody in the school even knew how to use it so they had to take both that and AutoCAD out of the course curriculum! They still give us free copies so we can learn it ourselves, but it's ridiculous.
Auto Architect and 3D Home Architect are awesome as well, but if you're not building a model to go along with it, ur doin it rong.
Auto Architect and 3D Home Architect are awesome as well, but if you're not building a model to go along with it, ur doin it rong.
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by james+burgundy » Mon May 12, 2008 8:33 am
Well i think the Vote is over and the winner is [u]Captain Nomouth[/u]
Captain Nomouth you can now brag about winning for the next year enjoy!
Captain Nomouth you can now brag about winning for the next year enjoy!
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