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#6597
1919
⚐ Report//James and Peter come into ESS at the same time 1 hour late Peter: Sorry we both overslept Lodal: Together?
#7011
1919
⚐ Report//PChem, after Infoflow Pham: During the Pledge of Allegiance, you guy need to respect the people who want to be patriotic. I look around this room and think, if the United States went to war with China right now, maybe 1 or 2 people pick up a gun and fight for America. The rest of you guy become Chinese terrorists or spies!
#7196
1919
⚐ ReportMr. Stein: You know what Poolesville High School is? Anyone ever hear of it? *students murmuring in agreement* Mr. Stein: It's like, in Pennsylvania. It's in Montgomery County, but it's SO far away...
#7231
1919
⚐ ReportGrossman: They sell those Singing-grams way to cheap. 3 dollars to disrupt our precious class time? Talia: Wait. . . if everyone pooled their money, we could order like, 50 and disrupt class for like, an hour! Grossman: Yeah, but then you'd have to listen to an acapella group for like, an hour
#7317
1919
⚐ Report//Stat Luke: Mr. Stein, can I go microwave my lunch? Stein: Wait where? Luke: The SAC. Stein: No that's too far. Just ... shake your lunch. That's what microwaves do.
#7490
1919
⚐ Report//pd 2 stat Stein: The rogue puzzlelords are insisting that we release the teams early, but we don't negotiate with terrorists.
#7629
1919
⚐ ReportCirincione: When Americans talk about government, they generally don't know what they're talking about
#7765
1919
⚐ Report//Multivar period 9 //Fruit tier list is on the board. Tomatoes are in D tier. Schwartz: Intelligence is knowing that tomato is a fruit. Bennett: Wisdom is knowing not to put a tomato in a fruit salad. Schwartz: Charisma is being able to sell a tomato as salsa. Strength is being able to crush a tomato. Dexterity is being able to dodge a tomato. And Constitution is being able to eat a rotten tomato without getting sick. That is the stats of D&D, explained by tomatoes.
#7819
1919
⚐ Report//Polistat, looking at an awful gerrymander Noah: According to Stephanopoulos and Mcghee, this is the ideal district. You may not like it, but this is what peak efficiency gap looks like.