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Con_Stripes · 04-02-2009, 10:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Anna Banana

Anna was aware of the professor talking, but she wasn't exactly in the position to turn around and look his way. Instead, she settled for a nice thumbs-up sign to indicate that she'd heard him. She was ready and willing to do whatever it took to get herself away from this grease and back to the cleanliness of the Common Room. Half an hour, though? She'd have thrown up her entire stomach and half her lungs by that point.

Feeling a piece of parchment and quill reach her hands, Anna tightened her fists around both of them and got herself into a position to write. It wasn't easy, mind you. Number one, she couldn't see her parchment. Number two , she couldn't see her quill, and number three...well, erm, Anna was sure there was a number three...and possibly a four and five, but she wasn't in any mood to figure out what they may be at the moment. Finally, with her parchment held right above her head so she could simply glance up and see part of it, Anna began to write.

Why it is Important to Show Respect to
Professors, Even if You Are Supposedly Grown
Up Enough to Do More Than Hold Hands

1. When I decided to kiss Cale Newell repeatedly and then back talk Professor Truebridge, I ended up losing ten points. TEN POINTS!!! That's seriously one entire homework assignment, not counting any bonus parts, of course. Well, but...you know...I always do the bonus parts, so I guess in my case, this would be considered half of a homework assignment. Or, well, maybe these ten points could be the actual bonus. Yeah, okay...we'll go with that. I lost my bonus points. BOO. I worked hard for those, too.

Anna figured she should at least talk about the actual professor at some point, too, though. Number one was a good answer, and it was true, she had lost some hard earned bonus points, but she didn't figure talking about her own hardships would get her out of detention.

2. We should respect the professors, because they are older than us, and they're probably going to die sooner than we are. We want to make sure that we m...

*clink*

Anna rolled her eyes as the sound of her quill dropping to the floor echoed throughout the dungeons. Great. Now what?

Stupid History of Magic professor...

Ethan nudged the dropped quill towards her with his foot and spoke out loud in a thoughtful voice, "You know, you might have to take your shoes and socks off to get a good grip on that quill with your toes and pass it up to your hands."

He summoned two chairs, sitting on one and crossing his feet on the other, watching with a mixture of boredom and interest.

04-02-2009, 10:02 PM	#13 (permalink)
Con_Stripes Mooncalf Join Date: May 2008 Location: GMT +12 or 13 Posts: 7,031 Hogwarts RPG Name: Oz Thickey Sixth Year Diagon Alley Proprietor: Leon Odessa	The Eye of Sauron \| Zan-y \| Snake Charmer Quote: Originally Posted by Anna Banana Anna was aware of the professor talking, but she wasn't exactly in the position to turn around and look his way. Instead, she settled for a nice thumbs-up sign to indicate that she'd heard him. She was ready and willing to do whatever it took to get herself away from this grease and back to the cleanliness of the Common Room. Half an hour, though? She'd have thrown up her entire stomach and half her lungs by that point. Feeling a piece of parchment and quill reach her hands, Anna tightened her fists around both of them and got herself into a position to write. It wasn't easy, mind you. Number one, she couldn't see her parchment. Number two , she couldn't see her quill, and number three...well, erm, Anna was sure there was a number three...and possibly a four and five, but she wasn't in any mood to figure out what they may be at the moment. Finally, with her parchment held right above her head so she could simply glance up and see part of it, Anna began to write. Why it is Important to Show Respect to Professors, Even if You Are Supposedly Grown Up Enough to Do More Than Hold Hands 1. When I decided to kiss Cale Newell repeatedly and then back talk Professor Truebridge, I ended up losing ten points. *TEN POINTS!!!* That's seriously one entire homework assignment, not counting any bonus parts, of course. Well, but...you know...I always do the bonus parts, so I guess in my case, this would be considered half of a homework assignment. Or, well, maybe these ten points could be the actual bonus. Yeah, okay...we'll go with that. I lost my bonus points. BOO. I worked hard for those, too. Anna figured she should at least talk about the actual professor at some point, too, though. Number one was a good answer, and it was true, she had lost some hard earned bonus points, but she didn't figure talking about her own hardships would get her out of detention. 2. We should respect the professors, because they are older than us, and they're probably going to die sooner than we are. We want to make sure that we m... clink Anna rolled her eyes as the sound of her quill dropping to the floor echoed throughout the dungeons. Great. Now what? Stupid History of Magic professor... Ethan nudged the dropped quill towards her with his foot and spoke out loud in a thoughtful voice, "You know, you might have to take your shoes and socks off to get a good grip on that quill with your toes and pass it up to your hands." He summoned two chairs, sitting on one and crossing his feet on the other, watching with a mixture of boredom and interest.