I Present to you a personal favorite from world literature: Guy de Mapaussant (gee de mau-pu sant) They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, but I only have 100. This is probably all i will remember from lit.
Wednesday, May 10, 2006
A Tribute!
This tribute is for English Class...word lit. rules i don't care what you AP lit kids think, Mrs Ahmann and Mrs. Anderson are awesome, the rest of the year our classmates teach us AND you get to learn about wierd (and often psychotic or drunk authors) from all over the world. I have kept this one in my back pocket and this post serves as a tribute to: world lit, french people with cool names, breaking the "staches" website commenting rule, and well carpe diem i guess!
I Present to you a personal favorite from world literature: Guy de Mapaussant (gee de mau-pu sant) They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, but I only have 100. This is probably all i will remember from lit.
I Present to you a personal favorite from world literature: Guy de Mapaussant (gee de mau-pu sant) They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, but I only have 100. This is probably all i will remember from lit.
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This guy gots a stache. One that would make the manly mustache's jealous. Great pic megan. Amazing. I wish that our world lit class would do something like that but my class wouldn't take it seriously. They can't even handle watching a movie.
what unwritten rule about commenting on staches. did i miss something???
maybe we should just make a new list of rules at the bonfire, like in sisterhood of the traveling pants. do some brainstorming. First rule: carpe diem.
today leeann maybon taught english all the while mrs ahmann was passing notes to mueller and gearets and telling people to quit cheating by looking at her quiz answers. Poor leeann.
I read this story today in english class. "The Jewels." It's by this dude and i will have to say that the pic in the book, shows that stache pretty well too.
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