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Where in canada are you again pika?
Thank you, I'll keep it in mind
Aw
I just don't want to lose my virginity to random people and have an actual relationship, it's just never worked out like that though
I think I am a vocel technically
Sorry man, I'm not an incel
Not at all actually, been a girl since she was born lmao
Her and our other two friends in college make it tough to play often
just a tabletop gamer though
That's how we all got so close it's pretty fun
The girl at SCAD is actually part of our DnD group lmao
You wouldn't be into her pika
I'll date your sister
lmao
She has a boyfriend sorry man
she's also at scad for acting and i havent heard about it
I'll have to ask our friend about it
HAHA
He wants to be more of a theatre actor though
Lmao
it's a good school for acting man
And our friend Jackson was gonna not go and go to SCAD up in georgia but he changed his mind apparently
After UCF i mean, though
yeah
Which I'm sure is what everybody says
I hope that doesn't happen to me, I can't imagine it will though
Well, our republican filled school board hates the charter high school
but in my district its like the opposite lol
Yeah its funny how generally left is anti charter and right is pro charter right
Not that we're private- it was a charter school
The sad part is that we still got better pass rates than the other public highschool
Technically I think my school is labelled as a visual and performing arts school
yeah man, between jazz and music theory i've really loved my highschool music program
oh good
Music theory is just so cool
For mine you dont have to play an instrument but its a lot cooler if you dont
I just more mean I'm sorry that you didnt have the fun of a good music class
I'm sorry that you had a class like that
wait back to pika failing music
err, higher end ones
just like private schools and stuff like that
I wouldnt even say most universities outside of state,
but if you have an associates degree they had to recognize it
So for most universities and stuff outside of state, they might not take dual enrollment or AP credits
2 year degree
And I'm grabbing the AA through the local college since that's where my dual enrollment classes is, and then goin to univ for my bachelors
I haven't actually picked courses for my uni so maybe it'll be like that, for the local community college they say specific requirements for an AA in certain programs
But the general student would be like "hey i already know american history, so that'll be an easy A!"
not necessarily american
