Seth

About a year ago, I was selected for the Duke TIP program, which is a program that basically allows for young kids, like myself, to take the ACT test, well before we get to high school. I got a 24 on that test, but at the time I didn't really care about it too much. I have to ask though, how good was it? I'm an antisocial loser, so I haven't asked any of my classmates who took the test for THEIR score, and I have no idea how I compare to them. So, considering the fact that I'm still in middle school, how good was it?

I already know you have to use commas if you go from a dependant clause to an independant clause,but what about the other way around? I know that you usually don't put a comma when an independant clause preceeds a dependant clause, but what if the sentence were something like. "I would eat that, were it not on the ground." Thats not the best example, but some sentences to me, just feel RIGHT with a comma after the independant clause.

I'm a student myself, and this has been bothering me for a while. Why are some people in school so lazy? I'm 14, and I still don't get it. While my class is mainly comprised of decent people who get decent grades, there are 1 or 2 really pathetic people. They literally do not care about their schoolwork at all so long as they manage to scrap by and move on to the next grade. I get why one of them does what he does. He believes that since he's in middle school, it won't matter what his grades are when he leaves middle school. I can see why he thinks this even if I don't agree with this ideology. But there's this girl in my class who absolutely hates school, and she doesn't bother learning at all. She will do anything to get out of classes, and if I got money for every time she's attempted to fake being sick, I'd be a rich man. I tried asking her about it, and she got mad and started going on a rant. I've known her my entire life, and I have not known her to even once try at anything. Any psychologists want to help me out with this one?

last night, i spilled water on my laptop. I immediately mopped it up. It shorted a little bit after I mopped it up. I got really concerned and booted it up. It still worked. Being the idiot that I am though, I kept it running. After reading a few guides on what NOT to do when spilling water, such as keeping it running, I got concerned and noticed that some things about my computer were "off." Maybe I'm just paranoid, but maybe I'm not. So should I be concerned?

I've been researching lucid dreaming, and I've recently discovered just how amazing it can be, as I had had one last night, unintentionally. To say the least, I want more, LOTS more of these types of dreams, so I intend on practicing methods to achieve it.

But I do have a concern that turns me off the prospect, though. Lucid dreaming can, apparently, cause sleep paralysis. I've experienced this only twice in my childhood, and I still remember the terrifying experiences to this day.

So, should I practice it? The reward far outweighs what sleep paralysis incurs, but I'm afraid it'll JUST be paralysis that I'll experience, as opposed to lucid dreams. Or that it'll occur too often, making the chances of a a mere lucid dream extremely narrow compared to pure sleep paralysis.

I've always loved Malcolm in the Middle, and when I saw it on Netflix, I was overjoyed. I absolutely adore it's dark humor that never goes too far. Are there any good shows with traits similar to the series?

I've heard a lot of praise about the game. But I've heard the game takes a buttload of your time grinding, and that it might be a bit overrated. I've heard no complaints about the story though.(Which is kinda the reason I'm leaning towards the anime right now.)

Besides that, the Teddy Bear guy who narrates your battles seems annoying. I know it's nitpicky, but stuff like that drives me insane.>.>

There isn't anything I can think of. Well, there's the fact that it sets up his relationship with Sinon, but their meet was stupid and idiotic and would've happened whether he was a boy or a girl. Besides that, there are a million other ways they could've met each other.

There is no good reason to me, it seems.

So a month back I preordered Codename Steam from Gamestop's website due to a nice little preorder bonus.

I opted for overnight shipping, yet it didn't arrive on March 13th, the release date, as a few forums had promised. Should I be worried that it might've been cancelled?

So, i heard there was a difference between the two. Apparently resellers are good(for some reason) and scalpers are bad. What's the correlation between the two? Or is "reseller" just a nicer name for scalpers?

So I preordered a game from Gamestop and I MIGHT have a typo in my checkout, maybe, maybe not. Will this affect my pre-order in any way?(Fairly sure my other info was fine though)

So, recently, I bought a micro SD card for the New 3DS that I'd be getting. I had some games on my old 2 GB one that came with my 3DS so I wanted to transfer its games over. So, before I got my New 3DS I figured I'd just transfer them over. I looked up some instructions on Youtube and Nintendo's support site so I'd know what to do. I transferred the data on my old 2GB one onto my PC desktop easily. But THEN the problem started. I took my micro SD Sandisk card and inserted it into the SD adapter it came with. I put the micro SD into my PC(There's no micro SD slot on my laptop) and it DIDN'T give me a single popup! Tried looking on online guides everywhere. Nothing. It did make the noise it usually makes when it boots up when I inserted it into my laptop. But other than that there was absolutely no indication anything happened at all. Wanted to transfer the 3DS data onto the card, but I can't do anything at all.

I don't mean like I'm missing out on anything in life lol. I just feel like I'm missing something for school, even though I have everything I need and I checked twice. IS there anything I can do to get rid of this feeling?

So I just had my 13th birthday a little over a month ago and I've seen some nice video games come out that I don't have the cash to get.

Are there any jobs a 13 year old like me could do? I would do chores but my parents don't really like that since the way they see it I'm just taking THEIR money.

Please don't say surveys or anything like that. I've done Swagbucks and they are INCREDIBLY slow-paced. I can get like maybe 20 dollars on a good month.

So if I have one Itunes account and Two different Iphones linked to the same account, will apps I purchase download onto my other phone as well, or just the device I purchased it on?

One of my friends told me about this book Silver, which apparently featured Nanbots and was a sci-fi horror type of book. Could someone please link me to an article about it like Wikipedia, as well as an Amazon page on buying it?

Recently, I played the Walking dead season 1 and finished it and I am halfway through season 2. When Glenn(The pizza delivery man at the beginning of the game) goes to see his friends, I got curious and looked him up. Interestingly, I found out that his story was picked up in the comic book. So, this got me thinking, does all of the walking dead link together?

I already got the Ganondorf costume club Nintendo bonus along with the Amazon Twlight Princess per-order bonus. I don't know how to get the free DLC that was mentioned in this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ney5LVFLKk&list=U...

It says that there is free DLC to get but all i see in the store is the 20 dollar season pass.