: About Me

I am a high school student in a small Vermont town. I am a staunch believer in justice and morality, Bill O'Reilly, the colour green, Khaki pants, polo shirts,Nintendo 64, and Pastafarianism.
For a job, I would like to one of the following: accountant, actuary, pharmacist, pilot, or attorney (but not actually go to court, just tax law or something.)
I collect Starbucks mugs.
I enjoy biking and golf.
I love to read.
I lead the Sophomore class in Chemistry (that's 300 people.)
I believe what I believe, and I believe what I believe is right, so I do not care about insulting those whose beliefs I believe to be wrong.

My passion is ...

arguing with those who are wrong; reading; math; spreading the word of our noodley lord; golf

I know too much about ...

whatever we are studying (at least that's what my friends tell me,) Pastafarianism, the periodic table, harry potter (but doesn't everyone?) spider-man, DBZ, other crap

My parents always told me ...

good manners open doors

My childhood ambition ...

ridding the world of those who commit evil

My favorite memory ...

figuring out a mathematical formula for adding a number and all positive integers preceding it (like with 4, this would be 10, because 4+3+2+1=10) anyhow, I can do that with any number; even 1,000,000,000

Why I write ...

to argue with commies

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

James bond (Casino Royale, at the time),The O'Reilly factor, Listening to Coheed and cambira, as always

My first job ...

yard related things

My best moment ...

I have a chem class of 45 people. (These are the top 45 out of 300, keep in mind.) We have taken 2 tests this quarter. I have gotten the highest grade of anyone both times. (The first quarter, we only took one test, and I got the second highest grade, so I decided to start studying) The second time was my best moment ever.

My inspiration ...

Bill O'Reilly

Creative Writing > Reflections Reflections: Thoughts on feminism

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Feminism is fine, but I think that there are a few main problems with it. First of all, the whole have your cake an eat it too lifestyle 'enlightened' women want to have. They want be payed equally, and yet have the men pay for meals and entertainment. Also, they want to be prominent corporate figures while raising their kids. Another issue is them flipping out over everything and taking offense at remarks that CLEARLY were not intended to disparage women. To all aspiring feminists out there, a word of advice. Don't bitch and moan about respect. Earn it. The most admired women aren't those...

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