Stupid Greedy People Need Money



Humans only work because they have to make money. If there was no money no one would really need to work as hard or as much. I only really have a job just for the money that I get. Yes, I do only get minimum wage but the work is fun so I guess that makes up for it. But if I didn't need to make my own money to pay for the random things I may want, I wouldn't have to work. Why do we really need money? It does pay for everything that we need. It does get us things we want but it doesn't actually need to be around. If everyone just gave up money and everyone would just do the same amount of work people everywhere could have an equal share of what we worked for. There would be no homeless or unemployed. No starving or freezing. There would be no stress have having to work overtime to try and make enough for your family. There would be no one thinking of what they should do with their abundance of money. The world would be so much better. Everyone would be on the same level. But even I know that this could never happen. Money was created because someone thought they were better so they had to make money to show how much better they were by how much money they had. The world needs money to make the greedy, prideful people feel good.

Greatly awaited, Deeply Anticipated: Beeky

Becky Boo. This is a very difficult subject to analyze because she is so strange and complex you don't even know what to think about her. She has a weird way of making you feel incredibly stupid with no real foundation on what she made you feel stupid about. It's quite amazing actually. She is also very feministic. She has a hatred towards all boys. They are pointless and totally stupid to her. They just can walk by and she'll already be hating them. She doesn't want a man to tie her down and she feels that's all they'll really do for her all her life. I've always asked her why but she just kinda says just because they're stupid. I don't believe this so I've taken the liberty of analyzing what she really thinks.



In the past, until just recently, women have been regarded as inferior and not as strong as men. They've always been told that they aren't any good at anything but taking care of a house and children. Becky knows these things and has a great indignation towards them. She's always felt that women are the only ones that can really do anything right in the world. Men screw everything up and are mean, cruel, and nasty. Why does she feel this way about guys? She most likely had some traumatic experience with some guy and it caused her to feel this way. In my evaluations of The Becky I have noticed she seems a little shy and awkward around "the boys" so she pushes away from them, her excused being that they are stupid. She secretly is feeling in someway that since she can't really be around them without feeling weird that she must stay away from them. She gives off a very convincing ruse that she really does hate boys but she really just doesn't know what to do around them.




(Umm... Becky don't kill me for this. I don't believe what I said. It's just what I think you think. Oh and about the picture... I think its cute!)

Why am I in band?


Band to me is totally useless. I'm not going to do anything after high school with the flute. I won't be a band teacher or a flautist or anything close to that. In band I really don't know many people in that class or really anyone that'll talk to me so I hate the class period. I'm not really any good so I don't help the band much at all. So, why do I do it? I think sometimes that I really should quit and that I will be doing everyone a favor but when I think of how it would be not to be in band I feel like I'll be letting a lot of people, including myself, down. I would feel like a quitter and I can't stand that. I love music and this is one of the ways that I get to see how amazing it actually is. Music is just a part of my life. I've been in band for six years, since sixth grade and I don't think I could quit now when I don't have that much longer to have the chance to play my flute with people. After high school if I ever play it again it will probably just be random and every once in a while. I used to love band and all the things that I did in it. Sometimes I'll remember why I used to go to band everyday and then it will make me think that I can do it because it's something I once loved. This is why I'm in band and mainly just because my mom won't let me quit.

The months before turning 16 were filled with an impatient anticipation that had seemed imbearable. The thought of being able to date and drive seemed only just a few months of simple waiting but it was excrutiating. After my birthday I thought that it would be so exciting and that the days would be filled with trips places with friends and that the weekends would be fun also but these thoughts were crushed after about a month. With my birthday in the middle of the summer I thought that things would get better after school started and they did but things weren't as I had first thought. Why do people think so much about turning 16 when it's really not that big of a difference? I have talked to many people about this and they've told me how they thought it would be. Their thoughts were very similar to mine. Sixteen is not as cool as it's all cracked-up to be. I think that teens before they turn 16 just get really excited to be 16 because after all the years of being told they can't do these certain things before being this age are feeling that they can do something that's be forbidden. This feeling of empowerment is rather overpowering so they want to use it to the full advantage. After the initial couple of weeks of feeling like they can do anything they want the full reality sets in: getting older just sucks.