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Honors Chemistry
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HONORS CHEMHonors Chemistry is 5th period. Sometimes we watch Bear Grylls. He teaches us survival techniques. What a man, what a man. Some people say that Bear Grylls is phony (ahem) and he is most definately not.
What we DoIn Honors Chemistry, we love eating food. Especially nachos and really long sandwiches. And sometimes cookies. If everyone can do well on our tests (ahem: to the same person as before!)
COOKIESWhen we all do well on our tests we are able to get cookies from our teacher's wife. They are delicious and sometimes the cookie count is wrong so we are able to get 3 cookies instead of 2. Those are the best days! When the class took a test last week we almost got to get cookies but one person didn't get an "A", so this author thinks that person should bring the class cookies of brownies or ice cream or doughnuts or something of that sort.
MAN VS. WILDMan Vs. Wild is a show on the Discovery Channel where a studly man-muffin named Bear Grylls goes to places that no other person or people would want to go and then he survives. Even though he may or may not get any outside help, you wouldn't be able to survive in those places even if you had an army of helpers. So stop putting Bear Grylls down!!!!! (ahem to you again...)
"A Less Misleading Man vs. Wild By Mike Nizza Tags: television TV SurvivalistBear Grylls crossing a river in the Scottish Highlands for one episode of his TV program, “Man vs. Wild.” (Photo: Discovery Channel) Man vs. Wild, the television show that proved to be something less than the life-or-death struggle it was portrayed to be, returned to the Discovery channel last night with a disclaimer: He and the crew receive support when they are in potentially life- threatening situations, as required by health and safety regulations. The shows have also added fresh voice-overs by star Bear Grylls to avoid misleading the viewer into thinking he was staying alive and enduring harsh environments with only a knife, a flint and maybe some water, as he claimed in the beginning of each episode. Hollywood Reporter played couch potato during a four-hour mini-marathon last night as Mr. Grylls revealed that he didn’t actually catch that rabbit in the Scottish highlands, rappel down that Mexican canyon without safety gear, sleep in a jungle in Ecuador or build a complex shelter in a tree in Florida’s Everglades without any help whatsoever. In doing so, he appeared to be pushing the educational, rather than entertainment, value of the show. “I’ve been brought a rabbit to tell you what to do if you’re luckier than me,” he told viewers. Is it even possible for the average schmo to be any luckier than a celebrity survivalist? Is Man vs. Wild still exciting enough to stay glued to the TV for four hours straight — without the pressure of a news wire deadline? Let us know what you think."
[IMG]http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg144/Honorschem/BearGryllsisaphony-1.jpg[/IMG] PROJECTSThe class has already written really good papers on our fave scientists, and now we get to make posters on inventions.!!!!!! A certain person, along with this author, will be doing their presentation of the sun because it has no inventor or invention date and it will be really easy to make a project on.
OUR LABSometimes we do labs. We did a lab where we burned chalk and it would explode a little and then it turned purple. This author's lab group did way better than the other lab group. It's because Bear Grylls helped us. He knows everything so he was able to give us the right answers. Thanks, Bear. You da' man.
Sources
Lincoln, Abraham; Grant, U. S.; & Davis, Jefferson (1861). Resolving Family Differences Peacefully (3rd ed.). Gettysburg: Printing Press Pooh, Winnie T. & Robin, Christopher (1926). "Modern techniques in heffalump capture". In A. A. Milne (Ed.), The Karma of Kanga, pp. 23–47. Hundred Acre Wood: Wol Press. Nash, Jay Robert (1994). Encyclopedia of Western Lawmen & Outlaws. Da Capo Press. p. 250. ISBN 030680591X. Amazon Books. Retrieved on April 13, 2005. New York Times, http://thelede.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/09/25/ a-less-misleading-man-vs-wild/index.html
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Casey Salchert
hey sup. i'm a way cool. and so amazing its not even funny. hahha. jk jk. so have fun with life and i have none, so i need to go find one =] k adios teehee