Check my other posts in this thread, it's natrium in Dutch, I messed up the "translation".Abengoshis said:Um no, it's Sodium Chloride. xD
Na is Sodium now, Natrium isn't really ever used.
Check my other posts in this thread, it's natrium in Dutch, I messed up the "translation".Abengoshis said:Um no, it's Sodium Chloride. xD
Na is Sodium now, Natrium isn't really ever used.
Oh sorry.Eleuthera said:Check my other posts in this thread, it's natrium in Dutch, I messed up the "translation".Abengoshis said:Um no, it's Sodium Chloride. xD
Na is Sodium now, Natrium isn't really ever used.
Natrium Chloride?Eleuthera said:"NaCl" instead of "the chemical name of kitchen salt is Natrium Chloride
Yeah you know you have to hate those bipolars is not like being bipolar is torture inside your head, always feeling like shit, and knowing that shits like you make fun of them behind their back, having to take meds every morning and or night that make you feel physically ill all the time, just so you can step out of the door the next day to be made fun of and snickered at behind your back, yeah you have to hate someone with a incurable barely controllable mental DISORDER because it is their fault, right.... jackhole? *by the way I AM bipolar and I am disgusted on how you all view bipolarism, I hope your children are borne with the most severe fucking bipolar cases just so you can watch at how much pain a person goes through dealing with bipolarism.GrinningManiac said:Dear god, we had a bipolar teacher, still do, but I'm not in her class (thank GOD)Neonbob said:Well, most of my English teachers were beyond crap.
But the one that really stands out as unfair would be my 7th grade English teacher...she had to have been bipolar.
Pretty much every day, she'd go from happy and joyful to a spiteful, nearly satanic creature.
Handing out our work was a particularly worrying time, as you never knew which version of her you'd get.
"Good job, Timmy, you got an A. Jonathan, you got a B+, good job! <color=red>SANDRA! HOW COULD YOU GET AN A?! YOU'RE USELESS, SLOVENLY, AND A HORRIBLE WRITER!"
I'm only exaggerating a little bit there.
She'd scream at us all for being useless and disrespectful and noisy, and then go around the class praising each one of us, and saying "not you, of course, dear, you're perfect" TO EVERYONE.
No, he is blindly copying.Danny Ocean said:Really?Nincompoop said:When a side mate of mine copies my math test thingy we have to hand in every weak, he often gets one higher grade... It puzzles my as to why.
He's simply correcting the error as he goes through rather than blindly copying. Smart kid.
oh comeon dude, he has an edit under his post saying that natrium is the dutch word for it, someone even said sorry for trying to correct him on the second pagethebrainiac1 said:Natrium Chloride?Eleuthera said:"NaCl" instead of "the chemical name of kitchen salt is Natrium Chloride
I think you mean Sodium Chloride.
Please understand we mean no hostility or degregation towards you or the awful condition from which you suffer. It is simply used as school slang to consiscley get across the type of wildly varying attitudes which swing from either extreme of the mood spectrum.batuea said:Yeah you know you have to hate those bipolars is not like being bipolar is torture inside your head, always feeling like shit, and knowing that shits like you make fun of them behind their back, having to take meds every morning and or night that make you feel physically ill all the time, just so you can step out of the door the next day to be made fun of and snickered at behind your back, yeah you have to hate someone with a incurable barely controllable mental DISORDER because it is their fault, right.... jackhole? *by the way I AM bipolar and I am disgusted on how you all view bipolarism, I hope your children are borne with the most severe fucking bipolar cases just so you can watch at how much pain a person goes through dealing with bipolarism.GrinningManiac said:Dear god, we had a bipolar teacher, still do, but I'm not in her class (thank GOD)Neonbob said:Well, most of my English teachers were beyond crap.
But the one that really stands out as unfair would be my 7th grade English teacher...she had to have been bipolar.
Pretty much every day, she'd go from happy and joyful to a spiteful, nearly satanic creature.
Handing out our work was a particularly worrying time, as you never knew which version of her you'd get.
"Good job, Timmy, you got an A. Jonathan, you got a B+, good job! <color=red>SANDRA! HOW COULD YOU GET AN A?! YOU'RE USELESS, SLOVENLY, AND A HORRIBLE WRITER!"
I'm only exaggerating a little bit there.
She'd scream at us all for being useless and disrespectful and noisy, and then go around the class praising each one of us, and saying "not you, of course, dear, you're perfect" TO EVERYONE.
I have a perfect example of this. In 7th grade, we had a massive history day project. I chose to do Louis Braille, and no one else did. When judging finally came around, I got to the second round, and both like my project a lot.ejb626 said:For some reason teachers always favor girls
Well perhaps someone who has bi-polar has no business in teaching in the first place, if it causes such issues to them and obvious distress to the children, thought about that? Also threatening peoples children is not the best way to make people sympathise with you.batuea said:Yeah you know you have to hate those bipolars is not like being bipolar is torture inside your head, always feeling like shit, and knowing that shits like you make fun of them behind their back, having to take meds every morning and or night that make you feel physically ill all the time, just so you can step out of the door the next day to be made fun of and snickered at behind your back, yeah you have to hate someone with a incurable barely controllable mental DISORDER because it is their fault, right.... jackhole? *by the way I AM bipolar and I am disgusted on how you all view bipolarism, I hope your children are borne with the most severe fucking bipolar cases just so you can watch at how much pain a person goes through dealing with bipolarism.GrinningManiac said:Dear god, we had a bipolar teacher, still do, but I'm not in her class (thank GOD)Neonbob said:Well, most of my English teachers were beyond crap.
But the one that really stands out as unfair would be my 7th grade English teacher...she had to have been bipolar.
Pretty much every day, she'd go from happy and joyful to a spiteful, nearly satanic creature.
Handing out our work was a particularly worrying time, as you never knew which version of her you'd get.
"Good job, Timmy, you got an A. Jonathan, you got a B+, good job! <color=red>SANDRA! HOW COULD YOU GET AN A?! YOU'RE USELESS, SLOVENLY, AND A HORRIBLE WRITER!"
I'm only exaggerating a little bit there.
She'd scream at us all for being useless and disrespectful and noisy, and then go around the class praising each one of us, and saying "not you, of course, dear, you're perfect" TO EVERYONE.
This is when assault is justified. Prepare to get punched *****!Griever18 said:So I started screaming at her for being a hypocrite and a liar. On top of that she flat out told me that she hated my mom and she was a "little whore" for getting knocked up when she was 15, and how I was a little bastard. God, how I was happy when I moved to Jeff City where the teachers are decent people.
Bad thing about it was it was the issue where Dan Ketch and Johnny Blaze find out they're brothers.
The PE teachers had this wonderful little habit of putting all the excellent "we-shall-grow-up-to-drown-in-a-puddle-of-our-own-vomit-in-a-gutter" players on one team, and the shitty ones on the other (guess which one I was always in...)dragonsatemymarbles said:There are examples of favouritism too - the football team at school would always get preferential treatment, much to the chagrin of the rugby, netball, athletics and hockey teams.