Comments on: Scribe: Mon 11.03.2008 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/ A place for the AP/Honors community to stay connected and engaged. Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:53:12 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: T-L Pierson http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2499 T-L Pierson Fri, 07 Nov 2008 02:23:00 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2499 hehehe Dear Olivia, Of course i forgive you. Love, Tera-Lynne :D hehehe
Dear Olivia,
Of course i forgive you.
Love,
Tera-Lynne
:D

]]> By: tricia mar! http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2482 tricia mar! Thu, 06 Nov 2008 04:39:52 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2482 I couldn't smell the korean dumplings, colleen, but I'm sure they smelled delicious. I'm probably just accustomed to the smell! or maybe because I go to canada a lot! hm maybe I'm not even going to mention anything about the props. but its frustrating to listen to people talk about it during class. hey that's like a paralipsis isn't it? haha! I couldn’t smell the korean dumplings, colleen, but I’m sure they smelled delicious. I’m probably just accustomed to the smell! or maybe because I go to canada a lot!

hm maybe I’m not even going to mention anything about the props. but its frustrating to listen to people talk about it during class.

hey that’s like a paralipsis isn’t it? haha!

]]> By: ccho http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2477 ccho Thu, 06 Nov 2008 03:29:54 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2477 i still dont get what that has to do with being able to smell the deliciousness of it. AHHAHA (; i think...my group would rather put emphasis on the taste. :D i still dont get what that has to do with being able to smell the deliciousness of it.
AHHAHA (;
i think…my group would rather put emphasis on the taste.
:D

]]> By: ashley http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2475 ashley Thu, 06 Nov 2008 03:14:49 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2475 staying out of all arguments over prop 8, i would just like to say that this was probably one of the funniest days in mr. eldridge's class we have seen this year; i don't know, maybe i am going out on a limb here but i found it quite hilarious. staying out of all arguments over prop 8, i would just like to say that this was probably one of the funniest days in mr. eldridge’s class we have seen this year; i don’t know, maybe i am going out on a limb here but i found it quite hilarious.

]]> By: alex kolkin http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2474 alex kolkin Thu, 06 Nov 2008 03:13:11 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2474 Excuse me Zachglasser, but I believe you failed to mention that I am also a leader of Speech and Debate. And I can assure you that Publicity Manager is just as important as vice president or president. Though my title lacks more of the ring that yours possesses. But great point overall, we continue to make progress gradually. Excuse me Zachglasser, but I believe you failed to mention that I am also a leader of Speech and Debate. And I can assure you that Publicity Manager is just as important as vice president or president.

Though my title lacks more of the ring that yours possesses.

But great point overall, we continue to make progress gradually.

]]> By: Olivia Kaminsky http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2473 Olivia Kaminsky Thu, 06 Nov 2008 02:07:39 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2473 hahahah, oh goodness, again with Canada. Tera-Lynn, in no way was my comment today supposed to offend you or Canada. Actually, I hear Canada is lovely and very interesting to visit. Mr. E just said that the white girls of Bread & Butter cannot handle the smell of dumplings, but Tera-Lynn can, so I was like "Oh! Because she's from Canada." :) hahahah, oh goodness, again with Canada. Tera-Lynn, in no way was my comment today supposed to offend you or Canada. Actually, I hear Canada is lovely and very interesting to visit. Mr. E just said that the white girls of Bread & Butter cannot handle the smell of dumplings, but Tera-Lynn can, so I was like “Oh! Because she’s from Canada.”

:)

]]> By: ccho http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2471 ccho Thu, 06 Nov 2008 01:44:15 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2471 puahah yes i did notice. lol puahah yes i did notice.
lol

]]> By: Zach Glasser http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2470 Zach Glasser Thu, 06 Nov 2008 01:11:33 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2470 Ok i know this is gonna be a little late reponse (i guess i shouldve checked the blog yesterday, was a little distracted by the election) but im just gonna say a couple things and then im over it. First of all, we have all neglected to mention a very important thing: we are going to have an african american president. I don't care how you feel about Obama; whether you supported him or not, no one can deny what a great moment this is for our country. Less than 50 years ago african americans couldn't even sit in the same seat on the bus or go to the same schools as white people in this country, and now a black man is our leader. Amazing and historic, and we should all be happy at least for that. Plus of course the type of political movement that Obama has led, bringing millions of young people into American politics and restoring hope in the possibility of government in the eyes of many. As far as prop 8 goes, I think its silly at this point to continue arguing. henry your arguments are contradictory and hypocritical, but i think kokin and kirsten and many others already pointed out everything there is i can possibly say. All i will add is this: while yes, unfortunately prop 8 passed, it only won by about 3 points. About 10 years ago a similar measure was on the ballot and it won by about 20 points. So although we may not have gone as far as many of us wanted, we are heading in the right direction. The civl rights movement was not won in one election, it took about 15 years for black people to be fully integrated as equal citizens. So believe me, this fight is not over. I think it will ultimately be decided in the Supreme Court, the question is simply when. On a lighter note, has anyone noticed that henry and I are the president and vice president of speech and debate, respectively? I dont think thats a coincidence, and for everyone frustrated by the constant debating, all i can say is sorry, we cant help ourselves. Its what we do. Ok i know this is gonna be a little late reponse (i guess i shouldve checked the blog yesterday, was a little distracted by the election) but im just gonna say a couple things and then im over it.

First of all, we have all neglected to mention a very important thing: we are going to have an african american president. I don’t care how you feel about Obama; whether you supported him or not, no one can deny what a great moment this is for our country. Less than 50 years ago african americans couldn’t even sit in the same seat on the bus or go to the same schools as white people in this country, and now a black man is our leader. Amazing and historic, and we should all be happy at least for that. Plus of course the type of political movement that Obama has led, bringing millions of young people into American politics and restoring hope in the possibility of government in the eyes of many.

As far as prop 8 goes, I think its silly at this point to continue arguing. henry your arguments are contradictory and hypocritical, but i think kokin and kirsten and many others already pointed out everything there is i can possibly say. All i will add is this: while yes, unfortunately prop 8 passed, it only won by about 3 points. About 10 years ago a similar measure was on the ballot and it won by about 20 points. So although we may not have gone as far as many of us wanted, we are heading in the right direction. The civl rights movement was not won in one election, it took about 15 years for black people to be fully integrated as equal citizens. So believe me, this fight is not over. I think it will ultimately be decided in the Supreme Court, the question is simply when.

On a lighter note, has anyone noticed that henry and I are the president and vice president of speech and debate, respectively? I dont think thats a coincidence, and for everyone frustrated by the constant debating, all i can say is sorry, we cant help ourselves. Its what we do.

]]> By: ccho http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2469 ccho Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:45:46 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2469 in defense of tera-lynne hahaha... why the canadians?? even today, when i.....exposed those smelly things. -.- what does being a canadian have to do with not being able to smell it LOL in defense of tera-lynne
hahaha…
why the canadians??
even today, when i…..exposed those smelly things.
-.-
what does being a canadian have to do with not being able to smell it
LOL

]]> By: Brian Krigmont http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/2008/11/03/scribe-mon-nov-3-2008/comment-page-1/#comment-2468 Brian Krigmont Thu, 06 Nov 2008 00:37:45 +0000 http://brenteldridge.edublogs.org/?p=468#comment-2468 blame canada blame canada

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