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trajectoryroxs wrote:

Arthur wrote:who really cares about the social ladder? as long as your having fun (and getting good grades) that's all that matters. i have TONS of fun being a nerd. and i have no idea where i am on the social ladder, probably near the bottom.

Were you @ regionals on march the seventh @ hicksville MS.

nope.

blufoster6 wrote:now dont be dissing on Nike shoes they are the best for sports!!!

No no no Underamour has the best brand of baseball cleats followed behind Rowling

i think me and my friends are somewere in the middle but more twords the top then the bottom. i think its ok..............

i just realized that in elementary school i had more of a social life than i do now...
lol those were the times...
there was like no hw

*sigh* Yeah, I miss having barely any homework (not that I did the homework then, nor do I really do my homework now... )
Still, along with almost no homework, there was almost no freedom either. I prefer junior high/high school.

i hated how we would all have to get in a straight line & be quiet before we could leave the room

ugh, me too! i remember in third and fourth grade, me and a few other kids (guys and girls) made up this "flipping club" where we made up "flips" on the playground equipment, the hardest ones named after gemstones (surprisingly, the diamond flip wasn't half as hard to do as the emerald flip ) however, i had virtually no social life until 5th grade

Phenylethylamine wrote:*sigh* Yeah, I miss having barely any homework (not that I did the homework then, nor do I really do my homework now... )
Still, along with almost no homework, there was almost no freedom either. I prefer junior high/high school.

that's true. i'm amazed that i used to have like no homework...but i like middle school...to an extent.

This is sad...