Since Delbert decided to post his dating rules, I’ve decided to do the same….I’m not stealing or copying his idea, I’m just following in his footsteps. Which probably isn’t good for anyone. lol

1. No sex - don’t be a whore.
2. No alcohol - If you have to drink to do it, then gtfa (that’s get the fuck away if you couldn’t assume).
3. No friends - Who the eff brings friends, or other people on a date? Especially a first date? Awkward.
4. Open to talk about anything - I don’t really care about the conversations. Just don’t talk about boring stuff or gross stuff and all should be good.

Last night, Friday, November 20th, Taylor Swift performed her hit song Love Story. Not only did she perform durring the BBC’s Children In Need Fundraiser, but she also donated almost $22,000 of her own money.

Children In Need raises money through the use of celebrities, and other icons on British television channel BBC One. The money is then distributed to organizations supporting children in the UK aged 18 and younger who have mental, physical or sensory disabilities; behavioral or psychological disorders; are living in poverty or situations of deprivation; or suffering through distress, sex abuse or neglect.

I wish I had money like that to just blow away. Lucky girl.

Miley’s slanted eye lawsuit was dropped…..I don’t think anybody cares anymore.

Kim’s lawyer claimed that Miley ‘should have known that her image would be publicly disseminated via the media, which focuses on her private life.’

The judge said he was not convinced that Miley had violated a state law protecting citizens from discrimination by businesses. Guess what? I could say Monkey Balls here and nobody would notice because nobody’s reading this because nobody gives a sh*t.

Miley’s lawyers said the Unruh Civil Rights Act, cited by Kim’s attorney, related to access to public accommodation and is not intended to provide redress for racial insults.

Rumor has it that Miley actually didn’t use her fame to get out of this one……instead, she offered the Judge a bj. What? Do you really think I would make that up? I wouldn’t, ever.

Dirty, dirty hot slut.

You: So it’s gotten so bad that you have to go around saying Miley’s giving out BJs for views?

Me: Umm, okay, you’re right…..it was only a handjob. I’m sorry.

Selena Gomez on Style - Hair and dresses

The following article comes from Teen Ink.

A young girl sits at her desk, reviewing her homework assignments for the evening. English: read three chapters and write a journal response. Math: complete 30 problems, showing all work. Science: do a worksheet, front and back. French: study vocabulary for tomorrow’s test. It’s going to be a long night.

This describes a typical weeknight for students across the country. Now is the time to start a homework revolution.

Do students in the United States receive too much homework? According to guidelines endorsed by the National Education Association (NEA), a student should be assigned no more than 10 minutes per grade level per night. For example, a first grader should only have 10 minutes of homework, a second grader, 20 minutes, and so on. This means that a student in my grade – seventh – should have no more than 70 minutes of work each night. Yet this is often doubled, sometimes even tripled!

There are negatives to overloading students. Have you ever heard of a child getting sick because of homework? According to William Crain, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at City College of New York and the author of Reclaiming Childhood, “Kids are developing more school-related stomachaches, headaches, sleep problems, and depression than ever before.” The average student is glued to his or her desk for almost seven hours a day. Add two to four hours of homework each night, and they are working a 45- to 55-hour week!

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I agree with them, I know when I was in school, and even now in college, I sometimes still get frustrated over homework and the amount of it. Sometimes I’d rather be dead than have to sit and do it….and when you’re just a kid, the parent just says, “well, you have to get it done.” That’s what I’ve always been told. *sarcastically* Yeah, that really helps a lot!

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