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Post by Alysa Halliwell on Jan 1, 2009 21:53:27 GMT -5
"Yeah history can be boring. Some of the things aren't even exactly correct. Whats in a book can be different to something you can see on a history program or vise versa. Why they even try to teach something they can be wrong on is a mystery. I mean its just about as sane as talking to a dead person thats 6 feet under with maggots crawling out of their eye sockets."
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Post by Edward Cullen on Jan 6, 2009 21:30:58 GMT -5
Edward nodded, history was so repetitive and boring seeing as some of the more interesting facts, in his opinion were forgotten, “I agree, I really think they should go back and re-evaluate their material at least yearly, they’d find most of their mistakes. But historians don’t like to pin point anything that could compromise anything.”[/color] he said. at her mention of the dead, he was quite thankful that he wasn’t in fact six feet below the earth, didn’t sound as pleasant as being a vampire at all.
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Post by Alysa Halliwell on Jan 6, 2009 22:11:19 GMT -5
She gave a nod, "Yes well, Historians are pompous idiots with no braincells. They hate to be proven wrong and will do anything to be right." She said with a small sigh as she looked around as more students started arriving.
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Post by Edward Cullen on Jan 9, 2009 0:15:38 GMT -5
"Yes most of them can be a bit hard headed and refuse to believe other theories, scientists are similiar."[/b] Edward said almost rolling his eyes but deciding against it as more voices filled his ears as more people started arriving in the parking lot.
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Post by Alysa Halliwell on Jan 9, 2009 1:36:25 GMT -5
As the bell rang Alysa gave a groan, "Damn school, Damn it to hell." she said with a shake of her head, Jumping off the tailgate of her truck she grabbed her things before throwing her bag on her shoulder and slamming her tailgate shut.
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Post by Edward Cullen on Jan 11, 2009 10:34:55 GMT -5
Edward heaved a sigh, having to start the schooling process over again wasn't his favourite part of immortality. "Lets hope this day doesn't drag on forever." edward said before grabbing his bag out of his car and relocking the vehicle. Even if Forks was one of those places in which you didn't have to lock your car.
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Post by Alysa Halliwell on Jan 12, 2009 1:53:48 GMT -5
Alysa sighed and gave a nod before heading towards the school. Walking through the doors she headed to her first class. She had a gut feeling that this was going to be another boring day.
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Post by Edward Cullen on Jan 12, 2009 11:07:35 GMT -5
Edward gave a silent sigh of his own instead of rolling his eyes as he walked towards the entrance to the school. Having not done chemistry for a while, well in school, he was indifferent about the class, though he'd probably get a partner unless he could wiggle out it like he usually did. once into the buiding he needed he headed towards his class.
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Post by Alysa Halliwell on Jan 12, 2009 14:36:46 GMT -5
Alysa walked into her English class and tossed her slip on the teachers desk andwent straight to the back of the room. Sitting in what she hope was an unoccupied desk she tossed her bag down beside her and propped her head on her hands.
When the teacher walked in and signed her slip. She went up and took it from him and immeadiatly sat back down. Her eyes focused on the board as he wrote down the homework and what they would be doing today. Copying the words into a notebook she began doodling on the corner of the inside cover as she wrote her name in a neat print.
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