Aziraphales Actually Alliterative And Awesomely Affluent Random Banter #104

[CurlyKitGirl]

Ugh, High School Musical – the bane of my existence. And you know, it wouldn't be that bad if everything about the movie was totally horrible. But the songs… they get stuck in your head like peanut butter to your craw! It's painful having to listen to that… "music"… over and over in my head!…
So… much… pain…
*curls up in a ball*

I want no reminding of this travesty to children's entertainment.
I had to dance to one of the songs when I was still able to go to dance club. Practicing to the song again and again and again over and over every Thursday for an hour and a half.
Plus a warm down to a different song.


Bopbopbop, bop to the top.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

[Phase]

Ugh, High School Musical – the bane of my existence. And you know, it wouldn't be that bad if everything about the movie was totally horrible. But the songs… they get stuck in your head like peanut butter to your craw! It's painful having to listen to that… "music"… over and over in my head!

It's much more entertaining if you imagine all the actors as penguins making squeeking noises.

And am I right in thinking that the term "Bane of my existance" is referring to bane, of Batman lore?

[Uncle Festy]

Bopbopbop, bop to the top.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Aaaaargh! Now I'm going to have that song stuck in my head for the next three hours!
*gouges out eardrums*

[wadledo]

Alright.
Enough of my DSM.
And to steer the topic away from the most hated of musicals.

Need quote for yearbook.
At this point, I'm stuck between John Donne, Andrew Marvell, Langston Hughes, Walt Whitman, and Francis Bacon.

Specifically?
I got nothin'.

[Jibar]

Argh. I don't understand how I'm meant to write a philosophy essay.
There's no PEE!
There's only PE!
ONLY PE!

*sobs*

And I have TWO more to do this week. TWO more essays that I don't understand!

God how did I pass this last year.

[Dragonrider]

Nonono. The worst one was "Get Your Head In the Game". Not only is it obnoxious, but when it gets stuck in your head while you're playing sports, THE LAST THING YOU CAN DO IS CONCENTRATE.
And it does get stuck in your head. Hooo baby, does it.
I only saw the first one.
Subsequent brain acid was not enough to wipe it from my memory...which is probably a good thing, because then I knew enough to say away from the proceeding one (and, God forbid, the third).

[CurlyKitGirl]

Point.
Evidence.
Explanation.

OR you could go:

Statement.
Example.
Analysis

What else is there?

CCAATTTP? Well, that's more analysing texts for E Lang, E Lit or Lang/Lit.
Personally I just go with saying something, quoting something and then analysing it. Or quoting, then giving a statement about it, then analysing.

Also; what're the other two on?

*is at a loss for how to conclude her essay*

[wadledo]

[Scrubbed]

No!
The more you talk about "It", the more powerful "It" gets.

[Dragonrider]

My writing teacher always said

How?
What?
Why?

Also: this is what I'm reading for anthro right now. It's pretty interesting, actually. Especially considering the current state of our own economy.


Edit: @Wadledo: For a sec I was like, "!!! What did I say that the mods objected to?!??!?!"

Then... "Oh. Darn you."

[Jibar]

Also; what're the other two on?

Two more philosophy ones. So that's two more essays that are absolute crap.
Then I have an English one I forgot about for Thursday which I'll do terrible on as well.
And after I snapped today in Drama...

Basically: Nothing Jibar does is going right.

He's probably going to go back to sobbing in a corner for a while.

[Dragonrider]

Basically: Nothing Jibar does is going right.

He's probably going to go back to sobbing in a corner for a while.

Jibar invented Catmuffins.

Jibar is awesome.

We loves Jibar.

[CurlyKitGirl]

Two more philosophy ones. So that's two more essays that are absolute crap.
Then I have an English one I forgot about for Thursday which I'll do terrible on as well.
And after I snapped today in Drama...

Basically: Nothing Jibar does is going right.

He's probably going to go back to sobbing in a corner for a while.

*much hugs*
*releases*

JIBBERS!
Halp quickly please: when you're talking about an interpretation of a play and how it's arranged(?) is there a proper way for it and if so what's it called?
I can offer help on English if you want?
Ah, two Philosophy essays a week, yeah, my philosphy mates get that too. Are annoyed; especially when they did Hume.

*goes back to hugging*
*doesn't nom*
*does pinch glasses for a second though*

[Uncle Festy]

Basically: Nothing Jibar does is going right.

He's probably going to go back to sobbing in a corner for a while.

Just look at your sig, Jibjab!
It's Catmuffin week! Celebrate! Be happy! Write in the Catmuffinomicon!
Don't worry, be happy!

[wadledo]

Basically: Nothing Jibar does is going right.

He's probably going to go back to sobbing in a corner for a while.

I can has space in corner to, pleaze?

[Dragonrider]

Normally I would be joining you all in a corner, but today I'm in a good mood for a change.

Two things:

1) I did 400 jumping jacks in the last 20 minutes and I'm not even tired. MUAHAHAHA! My knee is better!

2) My 11-year-old brother and I now wear the same shoe size. SIGH.

[Jibar]

Halp quickly please: when you're talking about an interpretation of a play and how it's arranged(?) is there a proper way for it and if so what's it called?

The way it's performed on stage?
That would be the dramatisation.
If it's for an English essay, make sure not to go overboard. There's a lot you can say about it, but you should only talk about what's relevent to your current topic.

And don't worry about help. This week's just going horribly as well and I'm probably in line for another breakdown sometime round Friday. Just gotta grin and bear it all...

[CurlyKitGirl]

Normally I would be joining you all in a corner, but today I'm in a good mood for a change.

Two things:

1) I did 400 jumping jacks in the last 20 minutes and I'm not even tired. MUAHAHAHA! My knee is better!

2) My 11-year-old brother and I now wear the same shoe size. SIGH.

1) I've done 0 jumping jacks in two years. Not even tired.

2) I've very small so I've always had small feet. Still quite big comparatively though.


EDIT:
@^: that's the bunny. I'm just concluding my essay on How the Chorus in Oedipus the King is Effective in something or other involving the audience.
So I'm doing it by talking about the chorus' in Oedipus Tyrannos depends on how it's dramatised each time around because it obviously has relevance to how the audience is affected by them.

[Dragonrider]

1) I've done 0 jumping jacks in two years. Not even tired.

2) I've very small so I've always had small feet. Still quite big comparatively though.

1) well, I'm just delighted because just a week ago I would have been hobbling around on a wounded knee for the rest of the day. The 400 was simply me being an overachiever.

2) Yeah, my feet are big for someone my height but small in general.

[Castaras]

1) well, I'm just delighted because just a week ago I would have been hobbling around on a wounded knee for the rest of the day. The 400 was simply me being an overachiever.

2) Yeah, my feet are big for someone my height but small in general.

1) I did some jumping jacks in aerobics the week before last. So tiring...

2) I r big foot. Size 7 feet, around 5" 7'. Really hard to get sensible shoes in that size that aren't guy shoes.

[CurlyKitGirl]

1) well, I'm just delighted because just a week ago I would have been hobbling around on a wounded knee for the rest of the day. The 400 was simply me being an overachiever.

2) Yeah, my feet are big for someone my height but small in general.

Wounded shmounded. Why bother? Apart from the tennis thing. And swimming? I remember you said something about swimming?

Well, I'm wonderfully unathletic. I used to like hockey and rounders. Mainly because the first one was just fantastic fun and you could 'accidentally' maim someone and the latter because you often hung around doing nothing but chatting.
But yeah; one week after a wounded knee and all those is very good. Definitely overachieving. I'd have milked it for all it was worth but Koorly is lazy.

EDIT:
@^: Well, size seven feet, maybe five foot high. Five ft one max.

[Rawhide]

Try having size 13 (AUS) feet (which works out to size 14 (US)).

[Oregano]

I have size 12 feet(British), not massive but pretty big.

[paddyfool]

British=AUS as far as feet are concerned, iirc. So that would be size 13 US.

[Dallas-Dakota]

*is terribly confused by all these english speaking shoe-sizes*

Because I think we dutch and probably most of europe uses a different shoe size system....

[Dragonrider]

*checks Google for shoe size conversions*

Ahh. My feet are

USA women's: Size 8
USA men's: Size 6/6.5
UK women's: Size 5.5

But that's my right foot. My left is a quarter size to a half-size bigger.

I guess I have little feet after all.

[Oregano]

Yep, there's european shoe sizes where it's like 49 or something for me. Not sure, might be completely wrong.

[Thufir]

Well, I'm wonderfully unathletic. I used to like hockey and rounders. Mainly because the first one was just fantastic fun and you could 'accidentally' maim someone and the latter because you often hung around doing nothing but chatting.

I used to be quite athletically inclined. I represented North Tyneside in the under 13 400m. Kept up athletics for until some time in year 10, when I got really into chess, and all forms of physical exercise just kind of dropped out of my life. Apart from walking.

Feet? I'm never sure about my shoe size. Somewhere between 9.5 and 10.5.

[Allysian]

I has size 12 AND a half. Nothing fits!!! And i'm only 12! I is 5' 8/9" too. I feel so big..Woe is me! Says the boy who goes to an eight thousand dollar a year private school. I feel so selfish.

[Dallas-Dakota]

Yep, there's european shoe sizes where it's like 49 or something for me. Not sure, might be completely wrong.

Then you have. really. really. really big feet.......

[Dragonrider]

Oh yes, as for athletics....
I never was much athletically inclined till this year, mostly because getting in shape is damn hard...but staying that way is surprisingly easier than I thought it was. Anyway, I play tennis and do karate (though often it gets to Tuesday night and after a three-hour chem lab I don't go...interaction with other people steals my energy). I also ran cross-country (not on a team, just for fun) before my knee problem. SIGH.
But I'm not a NATURAL athlete. My second brother is. He's good at every sport he's ever tried. And if I had to choose between my sedentary activities and my athletic ones...I'd choose the former in a heartbeat.