"How are you doing in school?"

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Um...no, it isn't; no I'm not.

eh, your loss. To be fair, one day you'll likely wind up going there anyway. When you go to the page, you'll understand.

If it helps any, it helped me get closer to achieving my dream of being the "Toy King".

Yes, it has to do with toys; the Ka-Razy is there for a gimmicky reason, but you'd have to know about east coast electronics dealers from the '70s and '80s to understand....

I'm just being a silly-boots, doctorate.

If it helps, this is you if you were a gang-banger:

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA

That scared me. Is this sarcastic laughter?

no I actually thought the emoticon was funny. I don't like doing the abbreviation for "laugh out loud"; I think it's really stupid.

SAY WHAT AGAIN!

no, just...no

I despise afros.

Samuel L Jackon.

i hate this question too because with me it always end in do you have any friends there. and up into jr high i had to say NO i keep to myself you should try making friends no i should try staying alone even more. to learn.

I hated this question, from the day that I've started Grade 1, until the day that I've graduated from High School. I'd tell my special ed teacher, that when I grow up, I'm going to play the drums. I've said that so many times, that I'm actually playing the drums in the music room, at my clubhouse, every Friday. Every time she told my high school class, that she wanted us to be successful, I'd tell her, that I'd make a great drummer, because I didn't feel that my grades were as high, as they should be, or that my courses weren't as challenging as what someone my age could usually handle. Half the stuff I had to take was modified, and I hated it.

The time that my dad told me that my learning disability would keep me from doing most of the things that most people can grow up to do, didn't help, either. I guess that's where the growing up to be a drummer attitude came from.

I don't remember anyone asking me this. They must have at first, but considering how much I got harassed at school, the question itself would be irrelevant.

I started skipping a lot of school around the 6th grade. I didn't want to be there. I was much happier sitting at home in my own little world. Got the civil court's attention 3 times for skipping so much school from 6th to 9th grade. Nobody was asking me around that time frame for sure, they knew quite well my schooling was going very poorly!

Nobody really asked why I was skipping so much school though. They'd rather just try and punish me, instead of help me.

My final average after 4 years was like 83 or 85%, I graduated 96/258. If I would have done better in gym I would have higher final average.