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Kris10boo And suddenly it all makes sense. I just learned more math in the last minute reading that than in the entire time I was in middle school.
hahaha I hate science and math so much. But give me some grammar and reading to do and i'll be set. I love english so much. Also history! I think history is the most intriguing thing ever.Lol I was a math nerd I use to always try to figure out things or different ways to do problems!
In Algebra 2 the teacher told me I was the 1st person in her 15 years of teaching to score 100 on all 6 reports cards for the year. I also passed the mid term exam with a 100 and did not miss one problem!!:)
even though I was over the number of absences allowed she excused me from the final because I could of took a score of 0 and still had a B in the class!
Honestly though I think it really depends on the person I was the same kid who cheated my way through science. Like seriously I HATE science and I failed gym my freshman year. Lol
if she wasn't lying... I'd say she has her priorities straight and she's heading the right way even if she is "only in sixth grade"One time a year ago at youth football cheer practice, a girl said, "I really need to study for a math test. I'm super confused."
Okay. First of all, nobody studies for math tests. We're in sixth grade. Because adding fractions is just sooooo difficult... :rolleyes:
Second, you're on this team, so you have to be committed. I don't like not being able to do a mini-lift during the dance because 1 3/4 + 5 1/2 is a "difficult" equation. Wait until later. I don't care if you're studying until 3:3o. Come to practice. If you came, you might actually be a decent cheerleader.
And also, when I went onto AOL Lifestream after practice, I saw a picture of you and your friends at your house on the trampoline. If you're going to miss practice for that, at least work on your toe touches on that trampoline instead of sitting there in a circle listing the boys in the grade and rating their hotness on a scale of 1 to 10.
Ugh.
My birthday is April 24, and the first time i got to compete at worlds was on my birthday! I was amazing and one of the best gifts ever!My baby CPs birthday is April 26.....um HELLO WORLDS weekend, given another year or two, that would be the best birthday present EVA to compete at worlds on your birthday.
Someone asked me to come work for them one night because they had a big test to study. I work at a cheer gym, our schedules are set in stone every week, they never change. You should have planned to study around your work. Sorry girl but no.I'm on a College team so our most common ones are:
I have to study,
I have to work,
I'm sorry but your have committed to a team, we all have to study and work. You are old enough to find a way to work and study around training
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Same. I had Meningitis in mid/late-October 2001, so I pretty much had no choice. (And it was the first competition of the season, too. UGH.) I still went to support my team, though; I'd been released from the hospital something like two days prior.I've missed a competition ONCE in my whole cheer career.
Same. I had Meningitis in mid/late-October 2001, so I pretty much had no choice. (And it was the first competition of the season, too. UGH.) I still went to support my team, though; I'd been released from the hospital something like two days prior.