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Lol that IS SO UNFAIR

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once my school held an invitational
and for rocks and minerals, we had to test how hard the rock was, so this kid starts chucking the rock at the floor, and screaming at it, and i'm just like, do you need a strait jacket?, and he starts screaming at me, so he had to be removed from the room.

Maybe that was to intimidate the competition!

WOW that was funny. At Greenhill last year, we were in the Disease Detetive test and our B team didn't kniw where West Nile Came from so they put the west side of the Nile. It's safe to say they never did the event again.

dude, that is so not as cool as some of the acronyms we've made up. on one of the disease detectives tests we've had, we got asked, "what is MRSA?" on another, we got asked, "what is ICD?" we put "Male Respiratory Syndrome Acute" for MRSA, and "Immuno Cauliflower Disorder" for ICD. then on the mrsa test, we got asked "what medication will not work for MRSA?" and we put "the Pill." the strange thing is that we're actually pretty good at disease detectives!

Yeah that was a bit wierd. I hoped they counted THE pill one as right cuz it doen't work.

i wonder if you can get a perfect score for putting Chuck norris for every answer on a test

sadistic_cottoncandy wrote:dude, that is so not as cool as some of the acronyms we've made up. on one of the disease detectives tests we've had, we got asked, "what is MRSA?" on another, we got asked, "what is ICD?" we put "Male Respiratory Syndrome Acute" for MRSA, and "Immuno Cauliflower Disorder" for ICD. then on the mrsa test, we got asked "what medication will not work for MRSA?" and we put "the Pill." the strange thing is that we're actually pretty good at disease detectives!

I know what MRSA stands for! It's "mulitple resistant staphlococcus aureus". Or something like that. I have no idea what ICD is. Good thing im not doing disease detectives.

a couple years ago, my friend answered all of her questions on the astronomy test in spanish. the only problem was that she only knew three relevent spanish words: "el sol", "la planeta", and "la estrella".
it didnt end well.

MRSA is methacilin (i don't know how to spell that word, but it's an antibiotic) resistant staphyloloccus aureus

our coach told us afterwards.....he thought we were idiots....it was funny