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We’re like knights. Chaotic neutral , but with conflicting interests to that of you all. We have honor, respect, and dignity. This could be an ID clue. Chaotic neutral is part of the DnD alignment chart, so the sassy might play DnD. BennyTheJett used "Chaotic Evil", another part of the al...

so uh did yall find the planarians yet or no? the suspense has been killing me we never found them :( the majority of people involved in the great planarian incident of 2019 suspect that the coaches poured them out, but we still don't know to this day. did you have a funeral for them? not a funeral...

sneepity wrote: ↑December 27th, 2020, 2:44 pm so uh did yall find the planarians yet or no? the suspense has been killing me

we never found them :( the majority of people involved in the great planarian incident of 2019 suspect that the coaches poured them out, but we still don't know to this day.

I didn't make my Science Olympiad team this year. I'm in division B and we had too many freshmen. I'm really disappointed. I'm logging out of the forums for the foreseeable future. I dunno if/when I'll come back. I've had so much fun in Science Olympiad, and here on the forums. Thank you so much for...

Happy birthday godspeed, and thank you for all the birthday wishes, I really appreciate them (:

That would make me 24. I'd probably freak out because I don't know how to drive or do taxes. I'd also register to vote.

WWYD if you woke up tomorrow and it was March 13, 2020 again?

I'm drinking tea if that counts? I usually substitute breakfast for ten more minutes of sleep and coffee/tea.

TPBM prefers tea over coffee.

I wonder how this will effect the number of national bids each state gets. If the number of teams drops that dramatically, it'll be interesting to see how the bids are redistributed.

I typically talk to my friends, especially ones who do Science Olympiad or a similar activity. I find that they understand what it's like and how stressful it is at times, and give me advice or provide a distraction.

You know you've been in the midwest too long when you feel more comfortable driving through a cornfield in the middle of nowhere than a city.