Coloring with Nelson

Remember the post about my idiot chemistry teacher? (just go down a couple posts) Well he really is a loser. In class today, he filled up a carton with Hydrogen gas, and then lit it on fire. He made someone hold it. It was supposed to make a big bang and sort of blow up. The teacher made some boy hold it, and when it went off, it burnt the guy's hand off!

I think legal charges are being made against the teacher. We'll find out soon enough.

You know, probably one of the best feelings in the world is the feeling you get when you carve down a loooonnnnng hill on a longboard. I have a sector nine mini, and although it is a lot shorter than the usual longboard, it still glides down perfectly.

Longboarding is a lot like snowboarding, other than the fact that it's not slippery. You can carve as well as you can on a snowboard.

"Why am I writing this?," you might ask. "I thought this was a comedy blog!" You are right sir.

I have no clue.

Oh, I got my calculator taken away for the 2nd time playing games the other day. The teacher called my parents, and then gave it to the power hungry, control freak vice principal. I have to wait a week before I can resume playing level 3 of super mario bros. UURRGG

Also, remember the math teacher I was ranting about a couple months back? Well, she's pregnant!!! I think that's hilarious.

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Well, my life goes on,...

The Chem Teacher hates me. I know it.

For example, I was calmly, innocently playing games on my graphing calculator. I know you're not allowed to play games during class, but was I disrupting anyway? I wasn't bothering anyone, except the kid next to me who was forced to listen to me groan and moan when I lost. That's it! That's flipping it! No one else. I wasn't bothering the teacher or anyone. You can't blame me for playing games. I mean, how are you supposed to go through 52 minutes with that crack geezer? You tell me. It's either playing the games, or sleeping-- which would get you in a lot more trouble. Hell, I count seconds in that class. One, two, three...

Well, I was calmly playing tetris. Happy in my little world. And then, I hear something. Something behind my desk. I look back, and there he is. In his hairy old glory. My heart practically blew out of my chest, I was so scared. He snatched the calculator from me, and sorta yelled, "What is this PETER??"

"A calculator"
" What were you doing on it???!!?"
"Playing games..."

At that, he took it, locked it up, and said I would have to stop after school by the vice principal's room and pick it up. Now that scared me. (The vice principal also hates me, but that's another story.)


If the old buddy boy had lifted his head once awhile, he would notice all the flashes and blinking from all the calculators hidden under the desks, with student's heads bent down, concentrating on getting to the next level of "Block Dude" or "Baseball Version 2.1."


But for some reason, he got me.

Wow. I just got a huge gold seal envelope in the mail today. In it was a thing saying that I was the 2006 Delegate for my School to go to this "National Youth Leadership Forum" for medicine. I knew I was accepted a week ago, but now I know I'm the delegate from my school! Well, being the paranoid person I am, I quickly researched it on blogsearch.google.com and google, and the site, and it is completely legit. People posted stories about how they got to watch surgeries, and slice brains (yup!), and have a great time with other kids that were interested in becoming doctors.

Well, I'm gonna go, I think. My parents need to check it out first. It look really interesting. There are a lot of places where it is at. Washington DC, New York, LA, Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco...It's gonna be great.

Well, I'm excited, but it's gonna be in the summer. Now I have to figure a way to fit this into my already packed summer schedule: A 2 month long SAT prep course consisting of 7 hours of SAT prep a day, volunteering at 2 different hospitals, volunteering at my local golf center, working/volunteering at the San Diego Squash, and being a camp councilor at some camp.

Yeah.