thats suposed to be spendin not sowndin

theres nothin like sowndin your last couple days of christmas break doin homework for Dixons class
-Trevor(id rather be draggin)

what is due?

corrections are due when you return and vocab is due when you return.

we will talk about the cards. i don't know how many tests you have had, so i don't know how many i will let you replace. the bottom line is this is stuff that you need to know, so it won't hurt you regardless of how many you do.

hope everyone has had a great holiday so far!

rest up, you're going to need to be focused and ready to go when we return...

if we do 120 notecards, what do we get?
how about ALL of them? :)


and is vocab due when we get back from break?

did anyone get the words to omit for dec 14th???

i forgot to write them down urgh

vocab notebooks

due tomorrow. that is friday the 14th of december for those of you who are date challenged.

1950s

okay so last night i had the weirdest dream about cabbage it was odd thanks dixon

kimberly and i have decided we shall not count the 50s anymore because we women are not worthless housewife baby machines so from now on its like this ...47,48,49,60,61,..... you get the idea

no turkey pot pies either

Blah Blah Blah.

Whoop Whoop I got the highest grade out of all three classes!! 94!! Yay okay I just had to gloat for a minute because it was just a pretty awesome moment.

Samantha*

good ol' uncle sam:D

study help for the 40s and 50s

scroll over the title and it will send you to coach neal's webpage. he has linked quia activities and quizzes. remember to take the quizzes you have to be signed up. this will also help give you some ideas for the cereal box project.

man dixon i was looking at some of the older post and wow their bland.

dick durbin and john murtha

john murtha and dick durbin.


they both want the troops out of iraq asap.
i can't get the links to work for some reason.

whos durbin and murtha dixon?

well i do get bored and thats what i do it only takes me a couple of minutes.

Okay I think Jake is obsessed with the wiki way too much!

today is world aids day

spread the word

spread some hope

Samantha*

test review

don't forget that you can review for the test at www.quia.com. you have to be registered to do the test practice but you can do the link above (scroll over test review) even if you haven't registered yet. i highly suggest that you all register and do the review activities posted there.

too bad kerry wasnt president i think i'd have more material to rag him on.

i think that samantha's picture was the sequel.

it was thrown out from the judging because they said it was too "gruesome".

lol.

nah "the real" picture represents how despair had gotten to all american workers. And how miserable people were in this time....

or grant couldnt draw smiles.

-beast

and the snl post shows the automobile era.

okay well actually the woman in the picture is not even his wife

its his daughter but many people do mistake her for his wife

okay sorry bout this updated pic but i had to add it i found it searching for the other one

samantha*

good job

ok, so trevor and jake have jumped into the discussion and they both did a good job. anyone else have something to say about either picture?

the american gothic painting was a man and his wife standing in front of a small house....the pitch fork in the mans hand was to symbolize manual labor of the time....the small house is a house in Eldon, Iowa close to where Grant Wood lived....the house is a Gothic revival style house indicated by the top window in the shape of a medeival pointed arch....thats where the name of the painting came from....when he first finished the painting it was revaled at The Art Institue of Chicago he got 3rd place and 300 dollars for it....Trevor Ingle

more images from the depression

this image is called american gothic. it is by the painter grant wood. tell me something about the painting.

This was a very unfortunate time for most people….

In the picture you may not have realized but there is only a mother and the children not a father……

I believe this is a symbol that familys were in desperate times and could not bring in a steady income, if they were able to bring in any….

famous depression photo

discuss this image. what does it tell you?

lol i have nothing against bush but lol

i think it works.....

the feed

the RSS feed

what are you testin?

Kayda

test

test

idk you might understand this humor

dixon since you hardly are ever on here i think you should let justin be the moderator haha

if not him me.

-beast

4 hours!!! dang i didn't do that much.....

and Dixon you need to post interesting questions up here, that's what we need to do about it; otherwise, i will be forced to...... well i haven't thought that in depth about it.
-beast

dixon i studied for 4 hours and i WILL ace this benchmark!

Kayda*

yes we have. what do you suggest we do about it?

dixon we be slackin on the ole blog here lately aint we?!

no boys this is whats up

us history rocks!!

samantha*

yeah so the test was preety hard today....but belive it or not i actually did know a few of them....but just to let garrett and jake know this is "what up"

Reconstruction is when the united states wanted to rebuild the nation. The South was a main focus because it was tore to pieces. Particularly the Carolina's and Atlanta because they were burnt during Sherman's March.

The different types of reconstruction consisted of the governmental as well and structural. Also, the relationships had to be rebuilt the North and the South.

They decided to go to the constitution which gives more power to the federal government instead of the states. This was because you had states trading with each other and there were different laws in each state. Also, it was hard for trading to be done because different states were trading with different nations and the trading needed to be done between nations.

Kayda*

dixon, i beleive that we should spend more than one day on the civil war. Mainly because it had a major pat to do in shaping what the us is today.

Do not forget the stuff for the undercover mission on friday.

to answer the last question the congress was already trying to take powers from the executive branch with reconstruction. That showed signs of there being rivalry in the government. The civil war also sparked the south to only vote for democrats when there were a lot of provisions set for the south re-joining the U.S.

well, when talking about the civil war, reconstruction was the time period that rebuilt the south after the devestating war and battles that occured there. Especially with sherman's march to sea where he burned a lot of the south to his march to sea. Including major cities such as: Atlanta and Columbia.

The types of reconstructions were congressional reconstruction which can be related to why they were trying to pass the wade-davis bill. congressional reconstruction was basically a bunch of radical & moderate republican factions who wanted reconstruction to lie in their hands.

Another would be presidential reconstruction, in which, Lincoln wanted to preserve the union and thats when he created the ten percent plan; later carried out by johnson. The Ten percent plan is a plan that only ten percent of confederate soldiers had to sign a paper that they would be loyal and follow any law set before them to bring them back into the union.

-Beast

ok- so we have been talking about the civil war and reconstruction in class. what was reconstruction?
what different types of reconstruction were there?
how did the civil war and reconstruction change the idea of federal and state powers?

some questions for you to ponder and respond to.

I think that teachers should start teaching us the real facts about history in the 3rd grade....if i were teaching younger children i would tell them the truth but i wouldnt go as far as tell them that pocahontas was a "hoe" because that wouldnt be appropriate...but there are ways that you can tell them the truth.

no ya'll got it all wrong this is whats happenin. even andrew jackson wanted this but his body weary.
-jake a.k.a Beast

so did anybody do those test corrections?? :D

no trevor...thats what up

this is what andy "by god" jackson gave us!

1. spoils system

2. told chapman to crow........

yes a major insult

by jake a.k.a. beast

I think Andrew Jackson changed democracy by giving more power to the presidential position. First of all, the spoils system allowed to have his people in the government so that nobody would argue with what his decisions were. Secondly, being stubborn and tough, he would not take no for an answer. The Indian Removal Act, for example, was overturned in the Supreme Court, but he still went through with it. And he threatened South Carolina with federal forces if they tried to secessied because of the Tariff of Abominations. Lastly, he established his dominance with the killing of the Bank of the United States. Even though it was eventually renistated, Jackson showed that it was his way or the highway. The country dubbed him "King Jackson I". That is how I think Andrew Jackson changed democracy.

ok- so back to the topic of history. how did andrew jackson change democracy in america?

hey dixion, trevor that is what is down, not up.

O I know I shouldnt be posting on this thing if I dont really know what I am talking about...SO I really cant back my stuff up with facts so ignore all I type if it is wrong....
From what I have been told Columbus is the sailor who discoverd the world was not flat by sailing it with a bunch of drunks....That is what I was told when in elementary school and I have never discused it after that...except in middle school I learned a song about him I think...hehe but not real sure how it goes..something about him sailing the ocean blue in 1942....but IDK...So If I am wrong on all I have typed then I do think the dag gum teachers should teach us the REAL crap not a bunch of stuff to feel or heads up just so we will stay awake in class....Whether we like it or not we need to know this stuff...Right Dixon??? So all in favor that thinks all teachers should be like Dixon type I...
Thank you for you time
Scarlett Noelle Jenkins
(Dixons Honor Student)
hehe

who knew, "thats what up?" i've been wondering for days, "what up?" now i know.

ok- so back to an earlier question. if you think that people should always tell you the truth about history, do you think it is ok to tell 5 yr olds about what columbus really did? at what age should you start "telling the truth" about history? is it possible to tell parts of the story and then fill those holes in later? how would you approach it if you taught younger kids?

thats what up

catching up on vocab is fun. it makes my weekend..


anyway. i thought i would post the link for this video that everyone has been bugging me about.
all i have to say is..don't fall asleep in dixon's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVW2WBJ-V2I

haha na samantha i was jk but yeah i struggled with that one

well the answer is obvious samantha. duh. come on the answer was obviously James Monroe who had a colossal nose......

he and Livingston and if i am correct some weird french guy went over there and signed the treaty now correct me Dixon if I'm wrong.

Monroe was just a big name in the process....................

but knowing my luck I'm am s.o.l. in knowing this stuff precisely.

none other than the -jake
a.k.a. beast

i dont think any of us found out who went to france to buy new orleans someone told me john jay but he wasnt an answer choice i think i put john adams because i seem to remember something about john quincy adams but i'm not sure if that was it

that test was easy

hey dixon u remember how u told me u usually give urself to grade something well i am pretty sure it has been a week since we took that quiz

Samantha*

that test was pretty easy :)

ha think we got enough on this test dixon

woo! im all psyched up about the test dixon!!!

DIXON IS A BEAST!!!!!!

I agree whitney.....

woooo hoooo!!!! whitney loves her some US History:) ohhh yeahhh && also, DIXON IS THE MAN!!!!

a few things to look over for the test on thursday.

1. alexander hamilton's financial program for the national debt
2. judiciary act of 1789
3. excise tax and the whiskey rebellion
4. pinckney's treaty
5. thomase jefferson and the dem-rep. were upset with the alien and sedition acts for what reason
6. marbury v. madison
7. jefferson and the la. purchase
8. war of 1812
9. lewis and clark
10. contrast jefferson and hamilton
11. washington's farewell advice
12. war hawks
13. xyz affair
14. battle of tippecanoe
15. jackson and the battle of new orleans
16. embargo act of 1807
17. john marshall
18. aliend and sedition acts
19. virginia and kentucky resolutions
20. treaty of ghent
21. why was jefferson worried about the la. purchase?
22. why did jefferson want new orleans?
23. erie canal
24. impressment and the chesapeake incident.
25. washington's neutrality act
26. our navy during the war of 1812.
27. la purchase
28. indian removal act of 1830 (this one is out of time period)
29. cotton gin
30. missouri compromise

that should keep you busy.

I also agree with Kayda; however, not 100 percent.
It is true that when we were younger teacher told us false facts, but its not like those teachers made it up. At one point in time they were told thats what they had to teach us. I think that it was not the bright thing to do by teaching us that, but also that it shouldnt be blamed on the teachers.

I agree with Kayda also, i did not know that George washington did not chop down the cherry tree till 7th grade.

i agree with kayda.
what's the point in lying to us about history.
seeing how we're not lyed to about anything else.
because like we showed in class we all remembered.
the little made up stories we were told to this day.
so why couldnt they have told us truthful stories.
so that maybe they would have stuck with us.
just like the untruthful ones did.
that way we would be ahead when we got to where.
we are now in school.

okay....
i believe that elementary school teaches should start telling you the TRUE facts about history because it is a proven fact that the younger you start teaching kids the proper facts the better they learn them...i know that it is grand and all to have our little fairy tale stories and all but is that really helping us with the future..i mean come on...they dont start out tellin us that 1 + 1=3 so why should they tell us little fibs in history...i know that it would help me more today if i didnt have all those made up stories in history...thats just how i see it...

Kayda*

ok another thing for you to think about.
one of the things that I try to do is give all of you a more truthful version of history.
is it ok for the teachers you have had in the past (elementary types) to give you a more patriotic version of the past (even if it is incorrect) or should all teachers strive to tell you the truth about everything?
please be specific in your posts.
and i am not demeaning any other teachers you have had, nor do i want you to do so.
i just want to know if it is ok to continue myths in order not to upset the sensibilites of children.

oh yeah, dixon..remember to do the bag of crap or whatever it was.

:D

I think wanting to celebrate something just because we get out of school [which I know we don't] is stupid anyway.
So either way, I don't think we should celebrate it.
who wants to celebrate someone who killed, raped, enslaved, hurt and took other people's land?

I definately think we should celebrate Columbus day

...who wouldnt want a day off of school!!!!

Although he isnt the person to discover America he was a very brave man..and i know a lot of people prolly think that he was a curel person but he wasnt doing anything different from anyone else in his time...everyone was tryin to conquer the "new" worlds...so how can you blame him????

All I have to say is this:
How are we supposed to celebrate something if we're in school??

yeah i dont really care weather or not we celabrate cause for now we do and it dont look like its changin for a long time so its whatever for me

Okay since Dixon posted it and we discussed it in class - WE DON'T GET COLUMBUS DAY OFF! okay look on those student calenders in the handbook.

I still don't understand how celebrating it since we can remember has anything to do with why we should celebrate the day and the ethical values of what he did.

But I guess since probably the majority of the USA doesn't even know thats a day or even knows when it is, it doesn't matter because we don't really acknowledge it as a "holiday" anyways

Samantha*

BUT IF WE DID GET OUT OF SCHOOL FOR IT, then that'd be all the more reason to celebrate it.

I think we should because weve been doing it since i can remember. Like some other people said, its a day out of school. (Not that it matters)

Dixions the Man

I have some intresting facts about George Washington:


He was the only president who did not live in Washington D.C.
The nation's capital, along with 1 state, 31 counties and 17 cities (Maybe 18 counting the town of "George," in central Washington State) are named in his honor.
As a farmer, Washington grew marijuana on his farm and promoted it's growth. (In the 1790s, the crop was grown mainly for its industrial value as hemp and for soil stabilization. It was many years later that the recreational and illegal use of marijuana became popular.)
As a farmer, he is credited with introducing the mule to America.
He was the first Mason to serve as president.
He was the only president to win a unanimous vote of the Electoral College.
Washington's 2nd inaugural address was the shortest ever delivered - 135 words.


About.com

anyone else have anything to say about this?

ok- just for the record, you don't get out of school for columbus day.

honestly, i couldn't agree more with beck. celebrating columbus day has both positives and negatives.





if it all came down to it, celebrate it. it's a day out of school ;]

I have my reasons for celebrating & for not celebrating..

-it was a HUGE part of our history..we wouldnt be where we are today had colombus not "found" america..
i mean im sure someone else would have "discovered" america had he not..but we don't know how much further down the line of history it might have taken them..so that could have set us back a few months..a few years..maybe even a few hundred years..

-on the other hand..the things he done were not ethical..for example..sending innocent indians back to great britain as slaves just to pay back the depts of the voyage..i mean colombus did come to THEIR homeland & take over..so its like the indians were paying for colombus's trip to somewhere he didnt even know where he was..but you can also argue what was said in class about this wasn't wrong doing during the time..it was the ethical thing then..

ughh...Yeah b/c we would get out of school then right?

I definitly do not believe that we should Celebrate Columbus Day!

• Columbus was brave and proved the world was round! -Wrong, back then the Earth was accepted as "round" but what was disputed was the size.
• But he did discover America! -Also wrong, how do you discover land that already has many people living on it, including the Native Americans and Vikings that came to the land many years before the Spainards
• But how can we blame him when he was only carrying out normal practices for his time? -Actually Spain was not a slave trading country until Columbus, desperate to prove the value of his voyage, hauled away Native Americans to be sold as slaves. Columbus started the practice of chopping off the hands of adults who failed to provide a certain amount of gold each month. He was also responsible for setting up slave operations where he literally worked entire tribes of people to death.

Thats why I don't think we should Celebrate this day. Yes I did a little research and I can prove my statements and claims. Columbus wasn't a hero and doesn't deserve a day like The Presidents or MLKJ. That's my opinion!

Samantha*

should we celebrate columbus day? why or why not?

a couple of guidelines:
1. please back up your answers with facts, etc...
2. if you quote a site, please reference that site, a simple link will suffice
3. this is a public blog, don't put anything up on it that you wouldn't mind your parents, your pastor, or people at the county office seeing.
4. this is a learning tool, not a forum for you to insult people.

all that said, we can have fun and learn something in the process if you will post

testing again

testing

I most definitely agree with Matt the Man. You shipped faster than any previous salesman I've bought from. I'll be sure to give you some great feedback points.
A+++++++++++ seller.

You're class is 100% fascinating.

I can't wait to see the interesting subjects we talk about daily.

Keep up the good work.

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tuesday-hiroshima discussion, followed by cold war. get ready for some notes. we are rolling. start looking back over some of your old notes. start thinking about the things that you don't understand so that we have some things to talk about next week in our first review week.
thanks for putting up with me, i know it gets long and boring sometimes but the light at the end of the tunnel is getting closer.

alright, i kept thinking that i was going to have some kind of relevation and come up with something fun. but i haven't. tomorrow we will be at school and that won't be fun. make sure that you have read your hiroshima. maybe i'll have a revelation if i quit thinking about it...

sure do. In fact, I got a whole sak full of 'em.

i'm still thinking...
got any plastic easter eggs laying around?

Oh boy!!!!
I'm swelling with joy
I figure I'll be the only person on here over the break, but I'll be ready to "fill my sak" at any time... if you catch my drift....

stay tuned this week...
it might get interesting

the white south viewed the freedman's bureau as
as a politician, andrew johnson
in his 10 percent plan for reconstruction, lincoln
the black codes included all of the following except
the main purpose of the black codes
the incident that caused the clash between congress and johnson
the first ex-confederate state to ratify
radical congressional reconstruction of the south ended
14th amendment guaranteed
methods used by the KKK to achieve their goal
congress' impeachment of president johnson
in 1867 sec. of state seward accomplished
in the presidential election of 1868,
in the late 19th century
the credit mobilier scandal
one cause of the panic that broke in 1873
one result of the republican "hard money" policy
spoilsmen was the label attached to those who
the major problem in the 1876 presidential election
the compromise of 1877 resulted in...

and lots, lots, more

41. In the postwar south...

42. the fate of the confederate leaders after 1865 was that...

43. at the end of the civil war, many white southerners...

44. which of the following best describes the situation of freedmen in the decade following the civil war?

45. For blacks, emancipation meant all of the following except...

46. The “Exodusters” westward move to Kansas faltered when...

47. The greatest achievements of the Freedmen’s bureau were in...

48. In President Andrew Johnson’s view, the Freedmen’s Bureau was...

49. As vice president, Andrew Johnson...

50. The controversy surrounding the Wade-Davis Bill and the readmission of the Confederate states to the Union demonstrated...

lots of 21 and 22, some old stuff, some stuff from released AP tests. study, study, study.

essay also- don't forget.

peace

check this awesome jive out... www.theodoreroosevelt.org

so i basically pwn all at us history. go figure

Luckily for I, I stole a copy of the test today...selling answer key for $35..If you want a copy bring money to school tomorrow. I have Mrs. Punch 1st period...meet me there

the nullification crisis of 1832-1833 erupted over
andrew jackson’s veto of the recharter bill for the BUS was
one of the positive aspects of the BUS was
the anti-masonic party of 1832 appealed to
andrew jackson’s administration supported the removal of native americans from the
the policy of the jackson administration toward the eastern indian tribes was
americans moved into texas
texas won their independence as a result of the victory over mexican armies at the battle
the “cement” that held the whig party together in its formative days was
the “tippecanoe” in the whig’s 1840 campaign slogan was
the dramatic growth of american cities between 1800 and 1860
ireland’s greatest export in the 1840s was
Native-born Protestant Americans distrusted and resented the irish mostly because
those who were frightened by the rapid influx of Irish immigrants organized
The sentiment of fear and opposition to open immigration was called
The “Father of the Factory system” in the United States was
The american phase of the industrial revolution first blossomed
The “cult of domesticity”
with the development of cash-crop agricultue in the trans-Allegheny West
construction of the Erie Canal
As a result of the transportation revolution
Dieists like thomas jefferson and benjamin Franklin endorsed the concept of
unitarians endorsed the concept of
The greatest of the revival preachers of the Second Great Awakening was
The Mormon religion originated in

that should be enough to keep you busy. there are 40 questions on the test.

mushrooms?

6. British withdrew their troops from the U.s western fronts, this kept us out of war.

13. End the tread of war between the indians and the whites.

What about 25?

the answer to 13 is... The Treaty of Greenville ended the treat of war between the indians and whites in the North-East. This treaty was a result of the battle of fallen timbers.

23.the main issue n the us following the mexican war was: would slavery be allowed in the lands acquired from mexico.

the answer to 13 is... The Treaty of Greenville ended the treat of war between the indians and whites in the North-East. This treaty was a result of the battle of fallen timbers.

10. Avoid Involvement in european conflicts


We need 23 and 25

10. Avoid Involvement in european conflicts


We need 23 and 25

last part of 11?

hey boyz
its time racin' time boyz
lets go racin' boyz

mine still shows up fine....
aha

more stuff:

1. a picture of rationing stamps from WWII

2. the alliance for progress: define it.

3. a picture of a woman athlete with the definition of title IX attached.

that is all. bring your bags on wednesday.

new items:

1. a definition of the war powers act

2. a picture of my good friend who was thrown in jail for violating the sedition act during world war I

3. a copy of the liberator and a picture of the publisher

4. eisenhower sent troops into little rock, arkansas to help some kids go to school, i'd like a picture of those kids

5. a definiton of apartheid and a picture of the most famous inmate who was held at robben island

6. a map of bosnia, which is one of the places clinton sent american troops

I am so stoked , Israel is gettin' ready to drop the bomb on ol' Iran. Yipee

ha
ha
ha

LOL, George Bush looks better black than he does white.

Well, they can't because the United States is too busy trying to be the mother country, and take everyones nukes away. If we take their nukes away, then we should get rid of ours. All them nukes could kill the trees! :O

What if they NUKE us?

I don't agree Justin.

What if the Iranians invaded us?

so no one agrees with my proposition of an Iranian Invasion?

thats going to be you in ten years justin. fat, stupid, lame, and lip singing your heart out to the theme song from a horrible movie to a girl whos inevitably going to put it on the internet. for shame. not to mention you will be stupid enough to: 1) tape it. 2) give her the tape instead of just showing her.

and by her i mean joseph!

sorry, i couldn't handle the video. i feel sick to my stomach.

Mr. Bush, I salute you...but, could you please invade Iran?































..... and no one answered my questions last time, so I'll axe 'em again:

1) Nintendo planned to make a CD periphial for the Super NES, and teamed with what company to develop this? However after betraying that company, they signed with what rival company to make this drive (before scratching the whole project altogether)?
2) What were the following console's codenames: Dreamcast, N64, and X-Box
3) Who trained Darth Sidious?
4) Who is Darth Bane?

































































































































































































































































... please....

effin blogger wont make the comic any bigger.































so deal with it.

agh I lack a paper bag.

amber p

oh no.... having... suicidal thoughts.... again.... oh my god....
OH NO!
*head falls on keyboard* ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooop

oh no.... having... suicidal thoughts.... again.... oh my god....
OH NO!
*head falls on keyboard* ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooop

oh no.... having... suicidal thoughts.... again.... oh my god.... OH NO!
*head falls on keyboard* ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooop

Dixon, my sack is full again.

ap us history for YOU

next item for your sack o' history:

travis mcgee's friend meyer had a boat that was blown up.
what was the name of meyer's boat? write it down on a piece of paper then tell me why the name is significant to us.

don't bring the bags to school until i tell you to do so.

My sack is full, dixon.

listen here, there are more than 7 people that know that stuff.
here is some more questions on some easier ones:
1) Nintendo planned to make a CD periphial for the Super NES, and teamed with what company to develop this? However after betraying that company, they signed with what rival company to make this drive (before scratching the whole project altogether)?
2) What were the following console's codenames: Dreamcast, N64, and X-Box
3) Who trained Darth Sidious?
4) Who is Darth Bane?