EPTMy mom watched Day9daily 100 and LOVED it. - Page 12
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People outside of gaming really dont understand the life of a gamer. And the #100 really shows a life of a gamer | ||
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meeple
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On November 18 2010 19:23 Grettin wrote: Great read. Hopefully Day sees this. :-) lol read through the posts... Day saw it... and forced his mom to read it and post! I can't imagine my parents ever being that supportive about something like a video game... lucky bastards | ||
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Cheer day | ||
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On November 18 2010 08:00 teamsolid wrote: That sounds pretty awesome. TBH, not that much that I learned from high school I'll ever use now or in the future. Most learning really does happen outside of school. The only question I have is, are you still eligible to apply for university/college? Because not having a degree of some sort actually closes off a lot of potential career opportunities out there in today's society. The GED is basically equivalent to a high school diploma and really isn't too hard to get. My cousin was a HS dropout, got his GED and technically "graduated" high school a year early. I remember looking over his practice test when I was a freshmen in HS and I remember it being pretty easy... this was like 7 years ago though. Pretty epic we got Mrs. Plott to show up n TL  You're truly an inspiration for me when I have kids. | ||
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No_Roo
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On November 18 2010 05:28 Day[9] wrote: <33333333333333333333 :D :D :D :D :D :D :D Moms 4 life imo ^___^ Don't rub it in too much, some of us got stuck with real jerks. Showing her d9d#100 however did I think give us a brief moment of understanding (maybe 2-3 hours?). Although it was short, being able to produce any sort of connection between me and her was a stunning accomplishment, so thanks again for that. <3 btw thanks again for signing my license plate at Blizzcon, freakin sweet! <3 <3 + Show Spoiler + ![[image loading]](http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs124.ash2/39532_1701061246244_1229319285_1956297_6223982_n.jpg) | ||
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Gegenschein
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Developing one's memory (through memorization of miscellaneous information) is important, even nowadays, even if we have calculators, Wikipedia, and electronic dictionaries. An engineer needs to know his or her multiplication table, a journalist needs to know his or her irregular verbs and synonyms. There is no time to look it up, there are more important things to do. The perfect time to learn all this is in school, and, yes, through boring repetition. In some ways, school is supposed to be tiresome and monotonous. In other ways, it should be fun and intellectually challenging. | ||
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