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He probably held onto them the way he held on to the yearbooks. Pure nostalgia.I can't read Spanish so I couldn't comprehend a thing from this. Second, no one understands exceptional individual Spanish. But what baffles me the most is why Chris would hang on to these homeworks? Its pretty embarrassing for a 30 year old man to keep something he did when he was in high school. I was thinking he kept those as "proof" that he "did well" in high school or something even though no one cares what you did in high school anymore? I think my mind fried from over thinking this.
So the truth finally comes out about high school? This is going to be fucking awesome.It's not over yet.
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I am not surprised, actually. An F would have meant he'd have had to take the class over again. A D+ grade is a public school teacher's way of saying: "You failed hard, but I don't want to see your face again next year."His overall grade for that year in english class was a D+.
Is anyone else thinking about how bad these artifacts probably smell, or is it just me? That looks like institutional grade carpeting. I really hope that means you (or whoever) are storing and photographing these artifacts somewhere other than your own home. It doesn't take much burnt, water damaged, mildewed hoarder funk to permeate an enclosed house, especially in humid weather.It's not over yet.View attachment 2593
Hoarders gonna hoard.But what baffles me the most is why Chris would hang on to these homeworks?
I am not surprised, actually. An F would have meant he'd have had to take the class over again. A D+ grade is a public school teacher's way of saying: "You failed hard, but I don't want to see your face again next year."
That's a common theme that I've been seeing.I am not surprised, actually. An F would have meant he'd have had to take the class over again. A D+ grade is a public school teacher's way of saying: "You failed hard, but I don't want to see your face again next year."
It's not over yet.
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That's a common theme that I've been seeing.