JKAsiege

Between AP summer homework , that I probably should have done sooner - and preseason soccer, expect an activity drop. Nothing drastic.

Oh, yeah, and then in 13 days I start school (joy) which means regular soccer practice until 5pm EST.
Not to mention all the generic RL stuff like family, and friends and such.

I'm going into my Junior year, which from everything I've heard is apparently the toughest, even though I usually find a way to manage to pass with the least amount of work anyway.
Anyways, At this point (September 2nd) expect a heavy activity drop.

I'll probably only be on from around 7-9pm EST then, but don't worry - you'll see plenty of me on weekends.

*football

In high school I remember doing my big ass summer AP Spanish packet the day it was due. Got an A, too. Good times.

lol ap beaner test.

tbh you really have to be careful which AP classes you waste your time with, for example most college freshmen have no yews for a course in human geography >.<

and fuck, I never needed bio, or any foreign language, or psych, or any of that. you really have to know which universities you want to attend so that you can research their core requirements and know which AP classes will actually benefit you.

for me, I got out of any trace of English courses, completed a year of US history and a year of calculus. Which made up for my first year up in Chicago where almost none of my credits transferred down to texas. gg.

Darth_Wayne wrote:*football

man, i need to rejoin a team, the last one was shite

I know soccer is really called football, I just didn't want to confuse any of my fellow Americans.

I can't have people believing I'd partake in a completely ludicrous sport like football. (Second worst "Sport" next to Nascar tbh.)

yay, another amerikan who hates ame football.

As long as you aren't baseball lovers I can find a way to respect you all.

Oh, my...

Another baseball hater?

Baseball is gai....

Two words....John Kruk.

~archi

I was a baseball lover when I was a kid... now I don't give a shit.