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Heh, underachievers of rthe world UNITE!! I was the underachiever poster child. I am not sure if I did ANY homework in high school, barely made it out, and then proceeded to become a 3.8+ student in college (learning cool things like how chemical bonding REALLY works and what a lie high school chemistry was...) and a tutor for all the most difficult instructors in nearly every department. Funny thing is, the subjects I hated most in high school (mainly English and History) were the ones I did the best in, having a choice of instructors and choosing the most evil "never give A's" ones. The fact that 50% dropthe class in the first 2 weeks just gives me sooo much elitist satisfaction (look at all that horrible tense disagreement, Mrs. Sermons - YES that was her real name - would have put me on the rack for this crap). My single biggest problem with high school was a lack of curriculum choice. A close 2nd was the spoon-fed manner of instruction. Boredom was not, and is not the problem, its the forcible operation in a counter-productive environment. If someone wants me now (I am our CAD system Admin/Software Trainer/Engineering IT stand-in) they leave me a message or knock politely on my door. Aside from the hum of power supplies and chittering of older hard drives, my work area is mostly silent, and silence is indeed golden. Oh, yeah, and office space was oneof the funniest films I have seen in a long while. TPS reports indeed!!