Today was excellent!

Ok, so in Modern World class, we got into an argument about feminism and the Industrial Revolution.

Well, you know how I love arguments.

And I am a feminist, just not the guy bashing kind.

So I started talking and talking and talking about how incredibly unfair it was for the women who were expected to have, and take care of 10+ children, and still work. I mean, a 12 hour day, and then you come home, and you have to take care of your family, plus you'd be paid half as much as as a guy.

And then, the teacher started telling us how men would go off with prostitutes and all that, while their wives were stuck at home with all the kids. I was ranting.

It was good.

Although, people were a bit surprised that I was the only one who knew what the worlds oldest profession was...

And then I had algebra. And I hate that class with a passion. I hate the teacher and I hate everyone in my class but Brian.

Well, I had dropped something, and then I had gotten up to get it, when that jerk walked in the room. I accidently (or subconsiously) stepped on his foot.

So the bastard started yelling at me, telling me I had ruined his day. I wasn't in the mood to deal with that shit so I yelled at him. Yup.

*biggrin*

He started getting in my face again, as much as he was able to, seeing as how he's 1 1/2 times my size, and then I got really mad. I said, " Don't make me bitchslap you!". (yeah, mean, I know, but he was asking for it!)

He starting whining to the teacher about how I had tainted his "virgin ears". HA! He swears more in one class that I do in a day!

I heard him talking about me over in his corner of the class, but I didn't really care, because for once, he was the one who got laughed at.

Not much happened until swimming. We learned the butterfly today, and I was good at it! I actually felt like I was flying across the water... I could swim so fast....

And my mom says that I can get that cartilige piercing for my birthday!

WOOHOO!

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