lol look how mnay people replied to this! wow!

I've never had a crumpet.

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my grandma said that in england the guys would call a 'loose woman' a crumpet. heh



lmfao



ahh math teachers... my math teacher from last year got fired half way through the year...thank god i was getting kinda tired of hearing her stories about her almost burning her apartment building down...almost driving off a cliff...and pulling kids out of study hall to play checkers...oh she was a witch.

I didn't know that! So much makes sense now after finding out that! "looks shocked"

Bye N have a nice day

My chemistry teacher was (and still is) British. We usually had study groups at a coffee house, but it was full one night, so we went to a fish and chips place instead. Mmmm...fish and chips. That's good eating.

I love that stuff...me mum used to make it when I was a wee lad.

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my grandma said that in england the guys would call a 'loose woman' a crumpet. heh

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Lol, never heard of anyone being called that. Girls who dress really trashy are called 'tarts' though.

We have no special food? Nothing at all?

Oh man. That sucks.

I mean I guess it might be toad-in-the-hole or Yorkshire pudding. But I've never had either of those. Or… spotted d.ick (not what you're thinking, it's a pudding with raisins in it you filthy perverts), or bangers and mash or something.

Until I find out what the special English food is I will just invent one. Scrumpets. Ta da!

Happy birthday to anyone who has a birthday at any point during the year. Mine is 8th December, in case any of you want to send me scrumpets.

Bex

my grandma said that in england the guys would call a 'loose woman' a crumpet. heh

it's kinda nasty cuz my keyboarding teacher (a really horney guy from london) would always call me taht and give me this look. if only he knew.......lol

much luv

~*FOXY*~

You could be right, LaVinnia, and I wouldn't know.

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A light year is the distance light travels in one year. Sirius (the dog star), the brightest star in the sky, is approximately 8.6 light years from Earth. How far (in km) from Earth is it if light travels 3.0 x 10^8 m/s?

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8.13 x 10^13 km? Just a little guess from working it out in my head...I never liked physics until I wasn't in the class anymore..

Meh.

Well, thank you all for your birthday wishes. I truly feel loved.

Poor gem...math and science suck. But you'll figure out the answers. Probably.

Heh.

I hate my Trig teacher. She's frightening. She has holographic Star Wars and Star Trek posters in her room and yells at me when I look at them.

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I hate conversions.

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Lol I love that!

I hate conversions.

Heh.

I hate mathematical/scientific correlated problems.

Things I hate:

A light year is the distance light travels in one year. Sirius (the dog star), the brightest star in the sky, is approximately 8.6 light years from Earth. How far (in km) from Earth is it if light travels 3.0 x 10^8 m/s?

What's wrong?

God dammit.

Right. It's totally symbolic. Obviously me and Avril Lavinge have some cosmic connection and we're soulmates or something because our birthdays are two days apart. Thanks for pointing that out to me, Nicoley, I would say more but I'm off to find my soulmate and kill her.