Ok hows not in school

[kobun40]

So is anybody stillin school im homed school so i can come to my Library and go online it rock ...Woot ;D
(Woot means Hooray, alriight, wow, all in one my friends and i invented it

[feldinaut]

I can't really tell what you're trying to ask. Is there a point to this topic?

And sorry, but you did NOT invent "w00t." It's been around for years. Years. Yeeeeeeeeears.

[GustaffGlyde]

Hah, well I invented the buttered toast! Beat that!

Anyways, what he means is are you in school or home schooled. It should be “who here is home schooled?” On that note, I myself am one of those who are schooled in the homely abode. Eh, I like it. Plus I get to learn what I want. For example, I’m taking Probability and Statistics, but in my old school I’d be taking Algebra 2. I also get to avoid the numerous… idiots whose whole life revolves around disrupting class.

And the cafeteria… Bah, I like doing my own cooking. That and I can walk around whilst I do my work. For some reason I just seem to think more clearly when I’m walking. But oh well, I’m just rambling now…

[pitch]

No home school for me. Homeschool would've been chaotic with the eight people in m' house! It woulda been worse than regular school. Even if it weren't, I'd still prefer regular school just for the contact with other people... Other people = good. I'd get sick of being home after a good few weeks of homeschool. I'd probably leave and never come back. Ick...

Aside from that, I get plent of time online as it is, and I go online often in school as well.

And yeah, w00t has been around since.. I don't know how long it's been around. Let's do some research... after searching google I've come up with this

encyclopedia.learnthis.info/w/w0/w00t.html

The definite origin of w00t is unknown. One theory claims that usage of this term dates back to the mid-1990s, when it was probably derived from the alternative spellings of whoomp and whoot. These spellings are variously used in the phrases, "Whoomp, there it is," or "Whoot, there it is" from two songs in 1993 from rap groups Tag Team and 95 South, respectively. In those songs, the phrase is used exclusively for identifying voluptuous female buttocks. This is analogous to another derivation from urban African-American music scenes to mainstream, White American culture, namely rock and roll. Another possibility is that it came from the vocalization made by the player in games of the Quake series when a jump is performed; however, as Quake was only first released in 1996, this etymology probably only furthered the popularity of the existing term. Another derives from root, the traditional username for the administrator on a UNIX machine: it might be an abbreviation of "Woohoo! I just h4x0r3d [hacked] your box [computer] and got r00t!", or some such. Others have theorized the term is an acronym for "We Owned the Other Team," or that "w00t" finds its origin in the sounds of a jubilant Daffy Duck.



w00t itself was first seen in 1994. The expression rose in popularity in the late 1990s and early 2000s to reach general usage and understanding.

w00t is pronounced as if it were "woot", and can also be written thus, or even w00+. It has also been argued that "w00t!" is the only 'proper' spelling, though given the nature of the word, there can be no real correct spelling. The symbolic approximation of Latin letter forms makes w00t a prime example of leet.

[bluerobotgirl]

Still in school, and it sucks, but I have to get through high school if I'm gonna go to college to make video games.

[Bureaucratic Model 1-3]

Wait so I'm out of school and loving it? I don't know, I miss summer vacation ... but those days are behind me, now ... forever ,

This thread is too depressing, sombody Drabble or say something mean about my mother, I'm running short on ammunition here. Arrrgggh!

[fAB]

Yes, I can sympathize with you BM1-3, the good old days of school are but a fading memory. Having a job makes you realize that dragging through the grades wasn't so bad after all, at least for me, and my job isn't even that bad compared to a lot of people.

Anyway, while I was in school, I was homeschooled, from 6th grade through graduation. A most enjoyable improvement in my opinion. It wasn't that I hated public school (though I may have ended up hating it had I continued on through middle and high school), but they just waste so much time. Being homeschooled, I could learn what I needed to in less time, and devote a nice chunk toward developing my art skills, which were and are most important, considering they're what I use in the world to make money after all.

[kobun40]

Thumbs up to Fab i agree with school wasting time thing though iwas taken out for diffrent reason but his give me the time to work on my art skills ...im currently working on my own comic yet i haven't decided a name for it yet hmm which sound better Crimson snow or Shining Polaris? HMMM

[Stinkles444]

im in regular school

(grade 8)

yay!!!!!

and woot has been around for-friekin-ever

[Dashe]

I am returning to school to begin my lovely sophomore year of college (yay...not.) But you have to admit, summer vacation is really nice. I just wish it was longer. *Sigh*

[Dash]

Hmm >.>

I'm a drop-out, but never fear! I'm getting my GED hopefully within the next two weeks. (I'm going to take the test this upcoming Thursday).

I do hope I pass it >.>

[Servbot42]

I just started 8th grade on Monday. I have a pretty good class this year. There are only a few people that I dislike. It won't be anywhere near as chaotic as it was last year, but we'll manage!

[gozer]

I graduated highschool in 2004. I then went to a big college for a year, but I hated it and stopped going. Soon I'll be going to a smaller school to become a chef. Yay!

[Bureaucratic Model 1-3]

Don't stop there! After you become a chef journey onward in the culinary arts to became, the great, the legendary, master chef. Then cook for the pawoni indians for a year, and make an accidential typo on your resume for your next job that you were a Master Chief of the Pawoni Tribe for a year, and if they ask use a lot of english idioms to describe some of the experiances you've had making it seem like you went in there, made yourself chief, had a couple of good times kicking around the 'white bread' and left when you realized Squa* Mocking Bird 'had one in the oven.'

Works every time for me.

Helps to be an Native American, though. And really buff.

*^{According to Peter Pan, Squa: Indian Girlfriend, or fiancee, or something.}

[Anti-Jump Springs]

kobun40 said:

im currently working on my own comic yet i haven't decided a name for it yet hmm which sound better Crimson snow or Shining Polaris? HMMM

I believe Shining Polaris is a DDR song.
But Crimson Snow isn't a very often used one. I think I heard something about a mystery novel by Jeanne M. Dams called that, not sure though.