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Monthly Archives: September 2008

Not Just Annoying Runts, but Smart Annoying Runts

People really do take animals for dim-witted runts. People think that just because we have hands, we are better than all other creations. But it’s wrong. It’s wrong. Do you hear me? I say, it’s wrong. And I can prove it wrong. Because today my mom is mad because raccoons got into her sliced carrots. [...]
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Isn’t Middle School So Much Better?

In elementary school, every day, I wake up at 7:20 in the morning, which after countless tests, is the latest possible time I can wake up, and still make it to my school on my bike providing minimal traffic, AND I have a minute to spare, although I really only need forty seconds. Entering the [...]
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Hurricane Ike: What Happened

Last year, Hurricane Katrina legendarily hit New Orleans, destroying thousands of homes. We were all watching on our television, seeing the hurricane hit Louisiana, being happy that it had not affected the Houston area (where I live), but at the same time, understanding that our happiness was New Orleans’s despair. When Rita hit, we were [...]
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Lies, Lies, And More Lies (and faked injuries)

There is a cheerful girl that is in several of the same classes as me, and her name is Anne. She smiles whenever there is an opportunity for her to smile, and she loves to talk. During social studies period, she was talking. About her friend. She happened to be explaining in a loud voice [...]
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A Story of Unfortunate Events

This unfortunate story happens to be a true one, and it happened during science period. To protect the innocent (and the guilty), some names have been changed. Our science teacher was a happy lady named Mrs. Rieder. She was happy most of the time, doing fun things with us, and sometimes she was funny. But [...]
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The Tricky Question

Allow me to set the scene: morning. Third period. Sitting in a small room on the second floor of our school. Anxious about whether this teacher was going to be nice. Cheery. Or mean. We were hoping the first option. As it turned out, she was nice. She was cheery. But she was very very [...]
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