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HS Sterotypes

Borderline geek/jock. Change one of my answers (they're equal in terms of likelihood) and I switch between the two.
 
Originally posted by: pulse8
Originally posted by: Mo0o
These aren't very good... for alot of the questions none of the choices fit me.
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its said geek for me...I would call myself more of a creative slacker.....got all A's and B's took all AP math and Science Classes, but never did my homework or study for tests (I didn't cheat on the tests ethier I have a great memory)

sure I did some geekish things in school like introduce calc games to the entire senior class, it was pretty funny I gave the games to 2 or 3 of my friends in 1st hour in 5th hour math everyone but one person had the games.....the next day the teacher cleared everyones calc....like that fixed anything I had the program that would recover anything that was deleted with a certain command

 
Originally posted by: Falloutboy
Originally posted by: pulse8
Originally posted by: Mo0o
These aren't very good... for alot of the questions none of the choices fit me.
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its said geek for me...I would call myself more of a creative slacker.....got all A's and B's took all AP math and Science Classes, but never did my homework or study for tests (I didn't cheat on the tests ethier I have a great memory)

sure I did some geekish things in school like introduce calc games to the entire senior class, it was pretty funny I gave the games to 2 or 3 of my friends in 1st hour in 5th hour math everyone but one person had the games.....the next day the teacher cleared everyones calc....like that fixed anything I had the program that would recover anything that was deleted with a certain command
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A teacher deleting programs on a student-owned calculator is grounds for firing here. Personal electronics are 100% off-limits for school-executed search and seizure with the exception of cell phones and CD players.

They can prevent you from using it, but they can't take it away.
 
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: Falloutboy
Originally posted by: pulse8
Originally posted by: Mo0o
These aren't very good... for alot of the questions none of the choices fit me.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

its said geek for me...I would call myself more of a creative slacker.....got all A's and B's took all AP math and Science Classes, but never did my homework or study for tests (I didn't cheat on the tests ethier I have a great memory)

sure I did some geekish things in school like introduce calc games to the entire senior class, it was pretty funny I gave the games to 2 or 3 of my friends in 1st hour in 5th hour math everyone but one person had the games.....the next day the teacher cleared everyones calc....like that fixed anything I had the program that would recover anything that was deleted with a certain command
Click to expand...

A teacher deleting programs on a student-owned calculator is grounds for firing here. Personal electronics are 100% off-limits for school-executed search and seizure with the exception of cell phones and CD players.

They can prevent you from using it, but they can't take it away.
Click to expand...

They can do anything they want at private schools. Look through lockers, bookbags, clear calculators before tests, or for any reason.
 
Originally posted by: Falloutboy
Originally posted by: pulse8
Originally posted by: Mo0o
These aren't very good... for alot of the questions none of the choices fit me.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

its said geek for me...I would call myself more of a creative slacker.....got all A's and B's took all AP math and Science Classes, but never did my homework or study for tests (I didn't cheat on the tests ethier I have a great memory)

sure I did some geekish things in school like introduce calc games to the entire senior class, it was pretty funny I gave the games to 2 or 3 of my friends in 1st hour in 5th hour math everyone but one person had the games.....the next day the teacher cleared everyones calc....like that fixed anything I had the program that would recover anything that was deleted with a certain command
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hahaha nice...

The teacher used to walk around and check if you deleted everything... I wrote a stupid program the simulated deletion... it was very l33t... lol
 
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: Falloutboy
Originally posted by: pulse8
Originally posted by: Mo0o
These aren't very good... for alot of the questions none of the choices fit me.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

its said geek for me...I would call myself more of a creative slacker.....got all A's and B's took all AP math and Science Classes, but never did my homework or study for tests (I didn't cheat on the tests ethier I have a great memory)

sure I did some geekish things in school like introduce calc games to the entire senior class, it was pretty funny I gave the games to 2 or 3 of my friends in 1st hour in 5th hour math everyone but one person had the games.....the next day the teacher cleared everyones calc....like that fixed anything I had the program that would recover anything that was deleted with a certain command
Click to expand...

A teacher deleting programs on a student-owned calculator is grounds for firing here. Personal electronics are 100% off-limits for school-executed search and seizure with the exception of cell phones and CD players.

They can prevent you from using it, but they can't take it away.
Click to expand...

They can do anything they want at private schools. Look through lockers, bookbags, clear calculators before tests, or for any reason.
Click to expand...

All the same stuff applies, except the off-limits electronics. Apparently some teacher stole like $1k worth of calculators "by accident"
 
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: mwtgg
Originally posted by: EyeMWing
Originally posted by: Falloutboy
Originally posted by: pulse8
Originally posted by: Mo0o
These aren't very good... for alot of the questions none of the choices fit me.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

its said geek for me...I would call myself more of a creative slacker.....got all A's and B's took all AP math and Science Classes, but never did my homework or study for tests (I didn't cheat on the tests ethier I have a great memory)

sure I did some geekish things in school like introduce calc games to the entire senior class, it was pretty funny I gave the games to 2 or 3 of my friends in 1st hour in 5th hour math everyone but one person had the games.....the next day the teacher cleared everyones calc....like that fixed anything I had the program that would recover anything that was deleted with a certain command
Click to expand...

A teacher deleting programs on a student-owned calculator is grounds for firing here. Personal electronics are 100% off-limits for school-executed search and seizure with the exception of cell phones and CD players.

They can prevent you from using it, but they can't take it away.
Click to expand...

They can do anything they want at private schools. Look through lockers, bookbags, clear calculators before tests, or for any reason.
Click to expand...

All the same stuff applies, except the off-limits electronics. Apparently some teacher stole like $1k worth of calculators "by accident"
Click to expand...

yeah my techers would make us hand her are calculators and she would clear them before each test. but when you clear a TI calc you don't really clear anything the operating system just forgets its thier. I had a program on mine where I just had to open up a new basic program acess a certain part of the memory where the program was and it would restore everything. I did not share this with the rest of the school in fear that the teachers might catch on and hard reset the calcs instead.
 
it's not a very good quiz. some answers really dont apply to me, but you have to pick them anyways.

-outsider, btw.
 
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