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THIS VIDEO IS THE REASON I PLAYED THIS GOD DAMN GAME ALMOST 3 YEARS AGO

this is the only thing I think of when someone says phoenix wright

A classic

Do other people go on graduation trips as presents from their parents?  I know a lot of people who have, but I was wondering how prevalent it was.  I’m pretty sure my parents’ graduation present to me was letting me move back home.

I got a graduation trip from my grandma after high school, and for college my parents threw me a very fancy/expensive luncheon and got me a super nice and adorable cake.

No…I got some money, but not a trip. If I wanted to SAVE that money to use on a future trip of my own, that was up to me.

After high school I got money to buy a laptop and saved the rest. I didn’t get anything when I got my associates degree. When I graduated with my bachelors degree, my parents bought me a new car.

Nope. No parties, no major gifts. (Like, I think I got a $50 itunes card when I graduated hs.) I threw myself a party when I finished my Masters.

When I graduated high school, my parents got me a laptop to use in college. They had a picnic style grad party for me so that if people gave me money I could save it to buy textbooks. When I graduated from college, they gave me a bookcase, which was my favorite gift ever.

When I graduated from high school, my parents gave me a portable electric typewriter for university. When I graduated from university with my BA, I got lunch, when I graduated with my B.Ed. I got dinner. Hopefully when I graduate with my Masters I will still get to eat. (Yes, I am as old as the hills).

No parties for high school. Usually just some money in cards from family that could afford to give a little something. Definitely no big gifts. For college, my family did go out to a civil dinner which was a pretty big accomplishment and gesture for them. I’m the first (and still only for now) college graduate in my family, so it was new territory for them. 

My parents through me a party for my high school, bachelors, and masters. Family and friends were invited and  received money and gifts, which was nice. 

this is super cool!

69. out of 135,000+ singles. 

6

0.59 people… very very glad I’m already married!

5.9 out of 22,050 :| 

610 people….in Louisville. But yanno, married etc.

1.59…I will never get married.

3.14. My soulmate is pie. This thing works.

Dead Education

DEMON STICKERS!!!

…Invisible mascara? Well that sounds practical…

wave communism …huh

Catholic Hoverboard?!?!??!???!

Colossal…lubrication…wtf?

Preowned Memes

SILVER HOVERBOARD FUCK YEAH

swhispering sweaters…

Can cello…. I wonder how that would sound

Fancy communism

Collosal disappointment, I get that every day..

ENORMOUS TRASH

Impressive shoehorn

A SHINY WOOKIE ALRIGHT

Flashy surgery

WHISPERING COMMUNISM

Compact Robot

demon meme

Whispering Poltergeist. Lucky me!

porcupine organ

Beautiful Volcano

Eventually you invite each other over to your places and start hanging out there. Then that becomes the norm.

Not too soon to ask about New Year’s especially if you’re inviting him to join plans you already have. If he hasn’t met your friends, it would give him a good chance to meet them on a low-pressure night. You might want to wait until after the holidays to invite him over and/or ask him about dating you fur realz.

HOW DO PEOPLE KNOW THESE THINGS

@crashmobile same. Is there a book about these things? And where you people during my last relationship-thing?

​this worked last night lets go for round two

You’re not a fake

Dump his ass now

Marvel will change you

You will find happiness

Don’t worry about assholes.

You need to run. 

Keep your clothes on

You can do it

You’ll hit your stride.

Honestly nothing I had my shit together more when I was 17 than I do now. I could use some advice from my 17 year old self she was killing it.

You’ll figure it out

Usually pretty bluntly. /shrug.

But if somebody is bashing or putting down another teacher who isn’t present to defend themselves… I go all in. Not pretty.

I ignored her. It came back to bite me in the ass. Next time, I give admin a heads up!

“I’ll discuss that with [admin], great thoughts!”

Next door and it’s more like they try to always one up the rest of us and impose bad practices. Most of the time I just ignored them and politely nodded until they did a couple of unprofessional things that just pissed me off. Now a majority of our exchanges involve all lack of politeness from my end.