IdentityUnknown
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Oh, if you bothered to read through my, uh, 6000-some-odd posts I'm sure you could find PLENTY of hints and clues. The problem is putting them together. It's useless if you have the pieces but can't match them up.
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I read everything up until
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*shrugs* Thing is, I'll let what happened yesterday lie. Kids have a short attention span and telling her today will mean nothing to her. It's like telling a dog it shouldn't have peed somewhere an hour after it peed, it'll have no idea what it did wrong.
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You guys put way too much effort into this...
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It's been quite some time since you've come on...oh well, welcome back!
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Now the question is, who am I?
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@Balthazar: Of course you're sure.
You don't know where I am. Besides, haven't you heard that the exams for the U.S. ended weeks ago? I took the SAT some time ago, but I haven't taken my end-of-year exams.@Kid: Hope you get better soon!
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T. hasn't gone back to the U.S. She's in Singapore right now. Who says my college years are coming? Perhaps I am in 6th grade and have a long way to go. And for all you know I might go to Canada for college. Or maybe Europe. Maybe even China or H.K.
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@Balthazar: Who says it's American? As I've stated before, my school is a bit...wacko.
@Kid: Horses are awesome. We're learning canter right now and it's an amazing feeling. But enough about me, how are you? And forgive me if I don't answer your reply immediately, I'm doing Math.
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@Balthazar: I have one for every day of this week.
My dad cut me some slack and decided he could cancel Chinese lessons. @Kid: Yep, I love horses. I believe we're doing jumping.
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*chuckles* Yes, horseback riding is not commonly found in China. However, there are places. There are places. *smiles mysteriously* Oh really? I know plenty of people who speak good English and travel outside of the U.S. T. is a prime example. However, I could negate all of your theories in a brief amount of time. I could twist my coming-online time to make it seem like I'm from China or from the U.S. or the U.K. or wherever. It would be rather simple, though it'd require a few days of lack of sleep.
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Yeah, her personality does match Haibara's... She looks different than how I imagined her, but still pretty. Good luck with her.
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Not too bad. I've been doing my last bit of math homework and I have riding class today <3. The homework was much easier than I expected...should be able to finish in the next 10 minutes. But I have to study for exams as well...
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...The wording here sounds awkward (off limits? Saying I don't feel comfortable telling or I'm not in the mood to tell would be sufficient), and I didn't mean to pry.
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You misunderstood me. I said I WENT to a local Chinese school before. In, uh, second grade.
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If it was worth it, it was worth it. You can't get everything in life, but happiness makes it a lot better. I'm glad you enjoyed it and I'm pretty sure all of DCW is cheering you on. Good luck.
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DAD?!?! O.O No, I'm not online, of COURSE I'm doing my math homework, what else?
Next time, then.
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I know. I didn't say anything back then...it was her party after all and if I did she'd probably sulk for the rest of the day...*sighs* I don't now what to do about her...
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Agreed. Life only gets busier...until you retire, that is.
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...ure if I should be scared for her or angry at her. I don't want her to end up being the school bully. She's already bossy enough.
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No. I'm sure the party was enjoyable to her, but not me. We took them to this kind of, um, play area where they had slides, trampolines, a ball pit, the works. I wasn't interested in that so I settled down to read a book and listen to David Cook music. Then my sister brings all of her friends around and calls me her evil sister and then tells all of her friends to kick me. I'm not s...
