Jun 14, 2017
Harry: you've fallen for him
Hermione: I haven't fallen for Ron
Harry: fine, I stand corrected
Harry: but I don't believe you
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Harry: you've fallen for him
Hermione: I haven't fallen for Ron
Harry: fine, I stand corrected
Harry: but I don't believe you
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Dumbledore: what part of your head hurts?
Harry: the part above my shoulders
So, apparently, my school helps out students with this little tuition credit. The amount is different for each person, depending on how much aid you received elsewhere, and I just got the number for mine.
I am getting $447 from my school.
How am I supposed to study when all I can think about is how to kill someone with a zipper like idek
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Oh I just noticed I'm following 447 blogs, hehe
I love it when I get the opportunity to make a Bones reference ^_^
My sister: if i get an iphone i wont have to carry a phone and my ipod, it's like putting a phone and an ipod together and BAM!!
Me: MAMA BONES!!!
My sister: ...
Me: ...
My sister: ...
Me: ^_^
Numbers Never Lie
According to Emma, three-fourths of every male-female, heterosexual partnerships in law enforcement end up having sexual relations at least once. Of those three-fourths, one fourth of them will end up in a steady relationship with each other. Although there is no data for the number of those relationships that result in matrimony, rumor has it that at least one half of all married couples in the United States end up getting a divorce. Presuming my twin's statistics come from a more reliable source than her imagination and that I've done my math correctly-- two very big ifs indeed-- this means that police partners only have a 3.75% chance of having what would be considered a successful long-term relationship. So there we have it, the reason Booth and Bones would never work out. Case closed.