Monday, October 28, 2013
Birthdays, Bad Jokes, And Older Women
-Love Dimeswag (No Homo)
Friday, October 25, 2013
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I was reading the new book in the Percy Jackson Series, you know, the heroes of olympus one. I found out *spoiler alert* that Nico was gay. I was pleasantly surprised at this apectacular plot twist and i must say, idid not expect Rick had the balls to do something like this. Given the time he was writing this i'm glad he boldly portrayed his view during the "legalize gay marriage" spike. Love the way he led up to this, too. This is a wonderful example of how a great writer makes their story move, and I think more writers should bring up things like this in their works as well.)
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
3 Am.
This is another middle-school-perspective post so if you didn't take kindly to the last one.
Yup.
Excuse any grammar or vocabulary misusage as it is three in the morning just after finishing a set of homework and earlier today I was thinking, so I kind of saved it for now.
Well of course in these posts I have to give you background information before I explain my theory.
Our school began to give us students quarterly assessments this year, and to most people, in their opinion the tests were designed to make us fail. Well here's the plot twist. There's always this wingnut that makes everyone look bad.
Here is the real background statistics.
Average for math, 50 - 65 range.
Average for history 40 - 65 range.
Average for science pre 20 - 65.
Now, let it first be known that I don't study for any standardized test, or almost anything in that matter. But frankly I happened to score almost 10 - 30 % higher than my gifted and advanced class counterparts when I'm taking the same classes as them. My scores were 100 in math (highest heard of) 80 in history (highest heard of) and ~82 in science, (teacher confirmed highest grade so far.)
Here's the theory part. The key to taking tests is test taking strategies correct? Well to be honest, the real factor and actual represented outcome is determined by your mindset. "Am I ready to take this test?" Well common sense probably tells you the ones who study and know the material inside and out will do the best, this assumption is bull-shit.
Let's pretend I did actually study for these tests like how a real A student should. Lets say I was the most confident person in the world and I thought I knew what I was doing. That doesn't mean buckets, I could mark all the wrong answers that seem right all because of my ego. Common misconceptions include that people who don't prepare won't "do too hot," people who study and smart people will score high. For a fact we all know this is false, smart people do have that occasional C on exams and end up beating themselves up over it.
The reason these assumptions are unrealistic is that people forget they are taking a test and limit their answers on the test to what they've studied. Never do this, ever.
The real mindset one should have when taking a test is not whether it is fair or reasonable. The mindset should be "whatever I had done to prepare is done, I can't change what I did anymore. No sense in regretting it." "I will do what I can and accept that this test will evaluate what I really know, therefore I must do what I can to score my highest." The reason this mindset is ideal is that frankly if you are following this mindset all nervousness should be gone, this means any extra emotions blocking your logical tract of thought is nonexistent. This allows your mind to use the extra emotions of "oh I'm gonna do gr8!!" Or "sh1t y didn't I study this instead of..." To turn your regretful mind into one flourishing with logical answers to the trivial texts provided.
So what I'm saying is, if you really want to perform your best on standardized tests, be as modest as possible, don't think cocky, and do your best / believe you will do your best. When the moment comes when those questions pop out of the cart it doesn't matter what happened before hand, you have to accept you can't change it anymore and that your results are based upon your actions, and you deserve your retuned grade. Never underestimate the power of the written text.
Signed Andrew, the overconfident.
For real, test taking strategies will save your life.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Band
-Love Dimeswag . (No Homo)
Sunday, October 20, 2013
I dont think so
-Love Dimeswag (No Homo)
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Can i get a rain check?
think it was bad, but she needed the notes and I sure as hell wasn't letting someone else giving her notes, if it wasn't me then it was nobody. I wanted to make sure it was me handing her the notes. And after that school day was over after made sure nothing happened to her paper. I should have used a sheet protector now that I think about it. Today (Tuesday) i wait until the right time to hand it to her, untillnthere is time for us to have a conversation that didn't consist of "here are the notes you missed yesterday". I handed them to her during math. We didn't do much in math (not that I remember :P) so here comes the fun part. I hand it to her and say " here are the notes you missed yesterday". Then I turned around and face-palmed with with my head down low. I am dumb. After that disappointment I remembers that me and my friends had plans to go ice skating later that day and my friend (who is acquainted with her) was supposed to ask her if she would go. He never did. No one ever did end up going, we cancled it. I had plans and things I was going to do. I was going to wait until we were all together then I was going to ask her to skate around a lap with our arms locked, and talk about (insert topic here). Maybe build up a mutual relationship with her. Nothing too serious. I was looking forward to it. But there was a chance she would have said no, or something like "naw I'll just stay here for a while". Maybe if I was lucky we would hold hands if she didn't know how to skate. but so far that hasn't happened yet. TBA. It will probably never happen, but maybe that's just me and my hoplessness talking.
-Love Dimeswag (No Homo)
Monday, October 14, 2013
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I think it' cute when guys nod their heads and say "I understand" whenever someone tells them their problems. They're all the same, except for the ones you have no point in talking to. It's so stupid, a girl just wants comfort but they get a bozo who either doesn't care or doesn't know how to react.
I like them clueless, it makes them so easy to control. But of course I would never do that, it's just mean. Besides, they aren't even worth it anyway. I you want something done right, might as well do it yourself.)
Sunday, October 13, 2013
I am ready to give up
Pain without love
Pain I cant get enough
Pain I like it rough
C'ause i'd rather feel pain that nothing at all
-Three Days Grace
You know that feeling when you want to know something really bad but you never know.
Yeah I am feeling that. when you like someone right? you want to know how they feel about you, you want them to like you back right? what if they don't. would you rather know that they don't like you at all. Or do you rather let them not even acknowledge you as a being. any feeling is better than none right? people think suicide if a ticket out of their misery but surviving is better that outright killing yourself and ending it... Game Over. Being alive is the greatest feeling ever. No matter what the situation, good or bad, life is always worth living. But is nothing at all better than misery and pain? No. Life is about love and hate. You can't have love without hate. What happened if you don't have either? My situation is that; you know that girl right? Of course you do :-/ well she thinks I am invisible. Nothing new right? Well I want to tell her I like her but I don't know how. I would say it and it would be irrelevant anyways because she barely knows I am here. Anyways she has had a lot of people like her. About 4/6 of them told her. She never forgets them, assuming whether she likes them or not (so I am told). The thing is i don't want he part of that collective group. Its like a closet. The more cluttered it is the less you can see what is in the closet. Its been 3 years for me and I haven't said a word. She is the type of person that guys are compelled to tell her they like her right off the bat. I have kept my mouth shut for three years. All I want to know is how she feels about me. I could care less if she doesn't like me. I could care less if she thinks I am weird, ugly, or even if she hates me. I just want her to know who I am. I want to feel her presence, in one form of another. I swear I never meant to let it die, but it was never alive in the first place. I still have a chance but I know the outcome. Knowing what will happen before it does is a scary feeling. Predicting what is uncertain is a curse. I am sure she will turn me down if I tell her how I feel. I am hopeless, over the edge, I'm just breathless. I'd never though that I'd feel such uncertainty in my head. All I want is for her to know who I am
- Love Dimeswag (NoHomo)
*yawn*
Thursday, October 10, 2013
I am too slow
Love - Dimeswag (No Homo)
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
The "Interested" Theory.
Hello. So today in the shower I was thinking and that led me to post this discussion. So recently I have come up with the ODDEST theory and probably one of the most inconspicuous way to tell if someone is "interested." Hence the title.
So at school I've noticed I'm one of the touchiest people you will ever meet. (By touchiest I mean I couldn't care less about who you were I will physically burst your personal space bubble whether you like it or not.) Of course even though I don't particularly care about physical contact with another person, I recognize most do so I avoid touching people un necessarily, I set boundaries. Even though I "check myself" people tend to know I am a touchy person.
Through this I have developed one of the most hidden form of reading someone's bias towards a certain person. (Does she like me...?)
This is done through physical contact.
This is also where the middle school life kicks into the blog.
The theory states that if someone is interested in being "with you." They tend to mind physical contact a lot less.
How this can be tested is questionably unreasonable, but the accuracy this test provides is interesting. If you think you understand what I mean you can stop reading here, but don't dismiss this simply because it sounds foolish.
First we need to understand a few things.
Warning, this tends to fail for the female gender tester and produces less accurate "results."
You must create a social bias towards you if you really wish to test this theory. First you must have your surrounding peers or a select group of peers begin to think you are a very playful-mellow kind of person regardless of your previous social standing. In other words you could be the kind of person that could hug somebody's arm who may or may not be a complete stranger and get away with it without a second thought. So the surrounding group could think "oh he's just being a typical (insert-name)" and just laugh it off. You also need 2 people with similar personalities, one of which must be the one you have a crush on. Chances are, if they have similar personalities they will be in or associates with the same clique. If they are you're in luck, it makes the next step easier. You have to somewhat befriend that clique, and you have to set your bias straight with them indirectly.
After you've established these foundations the next few steps are to be done, using careful consideration to assume when it is most appropriate to enact the next. With the person that you don't crush on, the similar personality one, you have to begin messing with them physically whether it be poking them repeatedly or rubbing your shoulder against them or even "petting" them. Keep doing this until their body language begins to suggest they are beginning to withdraw / question why you keep doing so. Keep note on their reactions to what you do and how long it takes to piss them off (not literally). Do this to the person you crush later and then observe how they react.
The way they react will should be fairly similar to your first test subjects but it should not be exactly the same. If it is, game over, you've pisser her off and you know she isn't interested. But good signs to look and hope for are things like poking you back, playing along and matching your playfulness. If they do so then you may proceed to the next step, repetitiveness.
We all know when something goes on over and over like maybe an alarm it begins to annoy you, like when someone keeps reminding you to do chores or something like that. We are going to apply the same reasoning to this experiment. This is where it might start to get awkward. You have to play this "game" for a while. You have to repeatedly continue to physically do something like poke her until you think its gotten annoying to her, not when she says it has or shown it, but once you know she should be annoyed by this point. This is the part where you find your answer. If she surpasses your tolerance point she might be interested, if she reacts like the first person you tried this on it usually means she's not that interested, but she is a playful person to be around. Use logical reasons before drawing conclusions
The reasoning behind this is that while secretly testing if someone is interested, in their mind they are just assuming you are just acting normal but in reality you are putting on a disguise to gather inside information. Obviously if someone is more interested in you than others they will tend to tolerate more physical annoyance and since that is a very odd way to approach someone, the last thing they'd expect is you learning about them and how they think with every motion.
After reading that.
We should all know. That this is a theory created on the spot and of course you're listening to a middle schooler. Its common knowledge that there is no need for this social science nonsense to find if your dream girl wants your hand to the dance. So to you guys, just talk to her, become her friend, and if she really thinks she wants something more, there will be, something more. Besides, if you never try you can never succeed, so go win her heart. Don't try to manipulate her.
Its been another Mushroom moment.
Mushroom, out~
-Andrew
Flirting?
- Love Dimeswag (No Homo)
Monday, October 7, 2013
Did you miss me?
-Love Dimeswag (No Homo)