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⚐ ReportCarlos: So why don't you like the beach? Bracklinn: *deep breath* Bracklinn: I don't like sand. *laughter* Bracklinn: Seriously, though. It gets everywhere.
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⚐ ReportStreet: When I was younger, I went to a diner and they had "boneless chicken dinners" for 25 cents. Student: ? Street: No, by "boneless chicken dinners" they meant hard-boiled eggs.
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⚐ ReportNicole: Bubbles! Bubbles!! Bubbles!!! Bubbles!!!! Bubbles!!!!! Lodal: Whoever's saying "bubbles", you sound like a 2-year-old.
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⚐ ReportMr. Horne: "Do you guys like pizza?" Class: Halfhearted mumblings Mr. Horne: "Anyone who said no or maybe is a communist"
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⚐ Report//math phys related activity, just before infoflow Garabed: Alright guys, I'm gonna turn on Infowars now.
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⚐ Report//9th Period AI, discussing the meaning of intelligence Piper: How about this? What's not intelligent? *People look at Robert* Robert: Don't look at me!
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⚐ Report//Justin tries to answer a question, but Anson starts talking Rose: Don't back down, Justin, just because Anson started yelling at you!
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⚐ ReportSchwartz: You can simply use the Law of Large Points to make the point larger. Class: ?? Schwartz (while demonstrating on board): The Law of Large Points states that when you draw a line between two points, and the line doesn't quite touch a point, then you can make the point larger so that it's on the line. James: Hold up, I didn't get that. Can you repeat that again?
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⚐ ReportRose: In any standard American geometry textbook, the very first sentence of the first page should read: "The point, line, and plane are undefined." //Rose picks up a geometry textbook and opens to page 1 Rose: See, I'm reading it right here: "The point, line, and plane are undefined objects." //Rose flips to page 5 Rose: I lied, it's not on page 1. At the very bottom of page 5, it says here: "The point, line, and plane..."