glacier_kitty

It's snowing. It's 28 degrees. And to think yesterday it was almost 80...man Texas's weather is weird..

Haha this'll be funny
How bad were/are you in school?
[ ] Gotten a referral.
[ ] Gotten detention.
[ ] Gotten ISS.
[ ] Gotten suspended.
[ ] Chewed gum during class.
TOTAL: 0

[ ] Gotten late to a class more than 10 times.
[ ] Didn't do homework over 5 times.
[ ] Returned at least 5 projects in late.
[ ]Missed school cause you felt like it. (i saw rotk haha)
[ ]Skipped class at least 3 times.
TOTAL: 1

[ ] Got your parents to get you out of school. (i'm guessing being sick doesn't count)
[ ] Texted people during class.
[ ] Passed notes.
[ ] Threw stuff across the room.
[ ] Laughed at the teacher.
TOTAL: 2

[ ] Pulled down the fire alarm.
[ ] Went on myspace ; xanga ; etc on the computer in the library. (lj, imdb..)
[ ] Took pictures during class. (gym haha)
[ ] Called someone during class.
[ ] Listened to an ipod,cd player, or mp3 during class. (we're allowed to in latin)
TOTAL: 3

[ ] Threw something at the teacher.
[ ] Went outside the classroom without permission.
[ ] Broke the dress code.
[ ] Failed a class.
[ ] Ate food during class. (and i lied and said i wasn't eating and got my lunch taken away..)
TOTAL: 2

[ ] Gotten a call home
[ ] Coudn't go a field trip cause you behaved bad
[ ] Didn't take your stuff to school
[ ] Used passes from other days/ Or made fake pass
TOTAL: 1

add up your score and times it by 4. repost your answer with "__% bad student
36% bad student

bold=words i dunno

destitute-completely lacking
chronicle-record of events in order in which they happened
tarnished-to dull or destroy the luster of
salient-striking, prominent
requiem-a song or repose of the dead (it's also a latin word meaning "rest")
colloquial-informal
genial-pleasant, friendly
insolence-bold disrespect in behavior or speech
brusque-abrupt
ordain-order, decree
paltry-or little or no worth
amble-to walk in a slow or relaxed way
contradiction-statement that's contrary to another
largess-generous gifts
sacrilegious-violating something sacred
combustible-catching fire and burning easily
reciprocate-to give in return
exaltation-feeling of great joy, power, etc (maaan i love that word..)
posterity-all succeeding generations
implacable-unforgiving
recourse-turning to someone or something for help
muse-to think deeply at length
adjacent-adjoining, near, or close to
municipal-having to do with city or town of its local
fraught-filled or loaded with
manifold-varied
treasonous-to betray trust
obliterate-to destroy completely
chastise-to punish, scold severely
maxim-general truth briefly expressed

Today's Latin: diabolus fecit, ut id facerem (the devil made me do it)

"And darkness covers all the land, the silent river flows, the jesters dance around the flame playing an ancient song"--"Legendary Tales," Rhapsody