Things that I 'strongly dislike'

• Girls that think that a guy who looks at them for more than 2 seconds has a thing for them. (cough cough Emilyfromband cough) Trust me, honey. It's most likely because you seriously need to brush your hair and put on some clean clothes.
• Girls who think that every guy they meet has a thing for them.
• Girls who think they're always right (again, Emily....)
• When guys don't hike up their skirts and make the first move. Seriously guys; put on your big girl panties and deal ;)
• guys who are EMOTIONLESS!!!! Smile, dammit. ;)

Anyways so I haven't talked about this guy in awhile :) In a previous post, I mentioned about how when my friend Emily (from band and mentioned twice above) got over the same guy and how I had to figure out if I really liked him on my own terms. And I do :)  So there's that update....


Other stuff-

Still trying to think of something fun to do after finals. Since I don't have school that Friday, maybe I could go shopping with one of my friends. Or I could just hang out with one of my friends at my place. I don't know yet :(

In science, we're learning how to combine elements and how to write their names. And my teacher told us about this HUGE controversy about dihydrogen monoxide. Before you guys read the link I'll post soon, dihydrogen monoxide is water. It's actually really easy to figure that out. The elements in water form a covalent bond instead of an ionic bond. An ionic bond is a bond that involves some sort of metal. A covalent bond is a bond that doesn't involve a metal. In an ionic bond, if there are more than one of the same element you don't have to use prefixes to say how many of that element is in the compound. But in a covalent bond, you DO have to use prefixes to say how many of that element is in the compound. (examples of prefixes: mono=one, di=two, tri=three, tetra= four, etc, ect,) so the di in dihydrogen means that there's two hydrogens. The mono in monoxide means that there's one oxide which is oxygen. In other words H2O. But this website isn't straight up with what they're talking about. But anyways what they're trying to do is get water banned because apparently it's 'toxic' here's a link to the website. When I read it, I laughed :) ; http://www.dhmo.org/

quote- I saw six men kicking and punching their mother-in-law. My neighbor said, "Aren't you gonna help?!" I said, "No. Six should be enough." - Les Dawson
song- halo - beyonce
word- dihydrogen monoxide
celeb- Charles Woodson (He's soooooo hot....)
ecard-

I get these day sometimes :)