This post is a continuation of “Snow in Seattle 2008”.
Where I live, Renton, we do not get so much so; not the most snow, nor the least. But this year seemed different.
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This post is a continuation of “Snow in Seattle 2008”.
Where I live, Renton, we do not get so much so; not the most snow, nor the least. But this year seemed different.
The new version of Notebook Software, Notebook Software 10 is out. And it sucks as much as Windows Vista when it came out. Or maybe more.
For those of you who do not know what Notebook Software is, I will give you a quick summary:
Notebook Software is software that enables you to use a board, called a Smart Board, to click on objects on your screen. The Smart Board also allows you to use digital pens to draw in programs like Smart Notebook and right on the screen. It’s sort of like a touch pad.
I was trying Notebook Software 10 out today. Here is a short summary of how much it sucks:
After that experience, I wish that my school hadn’t updated to the new and crappier software. It’s so freaking bad, it makes MS Office seem good.
Like heavenly good.
Peace out,
Deathgleaner
PS: All school related posts will be filed under the tag “Kentridge” from now on as well as any other applicable tags.
Would someone really drink Coke with Hot Tamales? At my school, yes!
I am here to report something that happened at my lunch table.
Apparently, this one kid by the name of Eric put about twenty hot tamales into a full can of soda. Then, another guy, Ethan, took a sip of it and he could barely stand the spiciness. Then, another kid by the name of Tyrone took the can of soda and chugged it down like he hadn’t drunk in four days. His reaction wasn’t that bad, considering that Ethan had a flush-red face after just sipping a little bit.
I am Deathgleaner, and will report any future things that happen at my school.
Peace out,
Deathgleaner
This one is SO funny!
Game show host: “What is the capital of France?”
Contestant: “F”
After all, F is the only capital letter in France.
I will try to keep updated on anything that happens around my high school.