Fruit

[ed2funy]

*cries self to sleep*

 

dang

[Locke]

*sigh*

 

You were trying to bribe Meesh, but acted as if you were trying to bribe yourself.

[ed2funy]

i was not!

 

*nibbles cookie*

[Locke]

i was not!

 

 

Was not what?

[ed2funy]

bribing myself (or acting it)

 

nvm...lol...ignore me....

it works sometimes

[Locke]

As in you were using yourself as a standard for your bribe.

[ed2funy]

Makes no sense...tho I have already stopped trying to figure it out two posts ago....

so....

 

 

[Locke]

*pop*

[ed2funy]

meh...

 

see y'all later......

[mmeeshal]

*scratches head*

 

Oh well, ya can't please everyone.

[Locke]

That'd definitely be difficult, considering there's trillions out there.

[ed2funy]

lol...

 

sorry peoples....I was busy....

 

Just got home not too long ago....

 

vegetables...not fruit...

[Locke]

Timing is everything.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NOT!

 

 

 

not

[mmeeshal]

Ugh, timing... reminds me of that darned speech I have to give in 4 hours or so.

[Locke]

What on?

[ed2funy]

How squirrels are the dominant species on Earth, and that we mankind should bow down to them...

 

 

something like that, I am sure....

:P

[Locke]

I'm sure the college professor would so buy that.

[ed2funy]

She could pull it off....

 

I mean, once she brings in her Squirrel army...he'll give her his car!

[mmeeshal]

Heh, no, it was a group persuasive speech.  My group and I were only able to get together, for the very first time, on Sunday, the day before.  We totally sucked.

 

I did the worst of all of us.  I completely forgot most of what I was going to say, and stammered and blushed and paused a bunch of times.  I believe our speech didn't meet the minimum time requirement, either.

 

We talked about the subject one of my group members picked; Whatever Happened to Sportsmanship?  Basically we talked about unsportsmanlike behavior and the growing plague it is, and how to help fight it.

 

My group members were really nice to me afterward, considering I botched my part of the speech.

[ed2funy]

a group one? for four hours?

 

wow...

I have a speech class..but only have to do speeches by myself....

 

My first speech, I wrote the night before..and I got a 99 out of 100....

everyone said I was well prepared.......

[Locke]

lol.  That's like what I do since I procrastinate so much.

 

I've always hated giving speeches.  I don't like standing in front of people and talking.  It doesn't matter if I prepare before hand and know what I'm going to do.  My mind still has to work overtime to figure out what to say in what would normally happen easily.  My mind's trying to remember what to say and then remember all those "little things" to do as well and it just doesn't work since instinct doesn't help me at all.  And I bet my face is red the entire time. :D

[ed2funy]

lol..

 

I missed one week (classes are only on sat mornings) and the next , an outline for our persuasive speech was supposed to be due..

I got home at 2AM, then stayed up until AM to finish it...(I am persuading the class to read TWoT)...

Class is at 8AM, so I had to get up at 7AM.....

 

Two hours of sleep, but I got it done, speech isn't for another few weeks...so I am good right?

 

Wrong!!! That evil woman of a teacher (she is really nice actually) decides to move the due date to the next week!!!

 

Son of a B**ch!!!!

it taught me a lesson...for awhile anyways...I am sure I will still procrastinate....

 

 

Anyways...that was my story...

lol....I get nervous while speaking, but everyone says I am natural about it...

so I feel a little bit more confident for it....

 

[Locke]

Wot wot

[mmeeshal]

a group one? for four hours?

:D No, I said I had to give it in four hours, meaning at the time of my post the speech was four hours away.  It was supposed to be a 10-12 minute speech. :D

 

Yeah, some people are just natural speakers.

I'm not one of 'em.  Sometimes, I'll answer a question in class, and then start blushing after I'm done.  For no reason.  I'll give a good answer, or a decent one, but I still blush.

I have massive stage fright.

I'm actually very surprised that I did so well in The Hollow, the play I was in my senior year.  I was one of the most important characters (there weren't really any "main" characters, so to speak), the comic relief actually, and I did a good job.

 

I guess the difference between acting and speaking/lying is that in acting, you don't have to be yourself.  So you don't have to worry what other people think of you.

[Locke]

I'm like the same way when I'm talking and everyone is listening.  It's horrible.