In my 7th grade year, I wound up in classes full of stereotypical overachievers: kids who were far too smart for their own good, and took any grade under a perfect A to be a failure. Tracy here is pretty much quoting word-for-word what one girl in my history class said to me during a group project. Man, some kids just took their work wayyy too seriously.
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Thanks to folks who have been watching my Weekday streams on Tigerdile who offered up their characters for cameo slots in this page! In addition to
sirdan87 who won the roulette for the spot as Peter's third group member, the following folks all make appearances:
cakeorjess
nelsondemifur
jasonvoorhees
beaglederp
mountaingoat
lonewolf914
glitterbabykitty
tree-san
dan19blindside
haloudoval
dracosson
sadochismo
panzerdragon78
mackster112
allmadhere
zannah MistressSin
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I did a group project once where we had to talk to the teacher after class to let us re-do it, because 2/5 group members hadn't done ANYTHING at all, and had told us they had. So we spoke to her, and she let us redo the project as a group of 3. The other two students got 0's.
Sweet, sweet justice.
Sweet, sweet justice.
It's always interesting when the "Straight A's" kids find out how little that means out there in the real world when the employers pass them over in favor of people they've snagged from other companies.
It's that "Operation Paperclip" mentality. It's as if no one wants to hire anyone who 'MIGHT' be brilliant but instead those who have already been in the field and already proven themselves brilliant.
It's that "Operation Paperclip" mentality. It's as if no one wants to hire anyone who 'MIGHT' be brilliant but instead those who have already been in the field and already proven themselves brilliant.
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