Ismael Perez

Do they still continue to produce new blank cels for art and animation? I've heard there being sold at Staples.

I do it all the time.

I am currently 14 in an early college program that is part of my high school who just finished the junior year, since after I was in the sixth grade I skipped two years, and I will turn 15 in October. I am into girls that are slightly older and taller than me. So there is a girl who also completed her junior year and she turned 17 in April. She was one of the most attractive students in my school; as she was tall, had hazel eyes, had a light brown complexion, curly shoulder-length brunette hair, and a pretty smile, and she looks like someone from Pokemon Advance. Then in Feburary when she was 16, I saw her at the train station and I greeted her and I decided to tell her a few jokes that I've made myself and she was really into them and she wanted more. So then a few days later it was a rainy day and as I was putting on my jacket in the school lobby she saw me and she wanted to walk me home under her umbrella, so I agreed and we were chatting along the way. After that we didn't interact much, though I wrote a song about it. But I really like her, and I might want to first start with a platonic friendship before going further (though not too far, if you know what I mean because especially for me, I am not ready for that). The problem is though is how can I approach her without seeming invasive, desperate, or random. I am shy and I have trouble meeting people, though I am creative and charismatic, and I know that since we're going to be seniors, I only have one chance on her.

I am a 14-year old in high school who has finished the junior year (I skipped two grades after sixth grade), and I will turn 15-years old this October. There is a 17-year old girl who is also a junior and, in my opinion, is one of the most actractive students at my school. She's tall, has shoulder length curly brunette hair, with a light brown complexion, has hazel eyes, and she's Puertorican and a vegetarian. She was in my Global History class as freshmen and in my Physics class this year, and she's in my Early a College program. But one day I was at the train station, and I saw her so I decided to say hi, and tell her a few jokes and she was really into them. A few days when I left school, it was a rainy day and I was putting on my jacket. Then when she saw me, she invited me to walk with her under her umbrella and she walked me home while sharing funny stories about school. Ever since we don't really interact much, but I really like her and I think she might like me. Though I'm typically the one who prefers to be chosen than to choose. Though I am shy and I'm afraid that approaching her would seem invasive. But how can I approach her, and confess my feelings for her without being too invasive?

This applies in the United States. Let s say a student is not disabled, or has special needs, or have an Individualized Education Program. But the student has failing grades, is chronically skipping class, etc. Doesn t the student need a paraprofessional to manage these problems, even if they don t have special needs?

Well, I shall be forever a virgin.

I have a sibling who's disabled. I live in a house with my father, mother and grandmother, and my father earns $40K annually and the mortgage is about $2K monthly. My grandmother is also the home owner and she runs a business. Plus, there are people that pay us rent as my grandmother is a landlord. Do we qualify for SSI?

Let us assume that all human beings either reproduced asexually, or are all hermaphrodites. Would you prefer in such a world in which male and female does not exist and we would all be gender neutral?

I have a more traditional view on romantic love and finding someone. I do not like to use dating sites because I am a somewhat of a traditionalist in some aspects and I do not like to use technology in finding someone. It takes away the value of romance. Also, if I meet a person personally, I would be able to have more trust in them and know them truly well.

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I remember that when I was from kindergarten (4-5 years old) until I was in second grade (6-7 years old) (from year 2006 until year 2009), I used to be in Public School 65 of the Bronx (Motherhale Academy), I remember they were still using Windows 9x computers, I believe it was Windows 98 as far as I can remember. There was this game that included customizing and making a male and female robots; another which included three creatures that were each the biggest (the father), the smallest (the child) and the one that's in between (the mother), and you have to select which clothing fits, and I believe another game which has to do with the change of seasons in temperate forests.

I am 14 and I wear different suits for school.

I am 14 years old (born in Monday, 1st of October, 2001), and I'm somewhat proud of being a millennial from the technology and history I grew up in, but I wish I was born in the late 20th century, even if it was 1999, at the end of the ending 2nd millennium where a lot of stuff happened before entering the third one, thought it would be cool. I just feel things were more interesting then than it was now. Sure the video games are more advanced, but I also liked those 8-bit and 16-bit video games (I had a Gameboy Color as my first video game, with Super Mario Bros. Deluxe which was a remake of the 1985 NES version. I also had an NES clone, which was a purple Sega Genesis controller you plug in the television, with pre-loaded games like Mario and Contra.) I also like how television used to be more interesting, and the quality of the video back then, though considered obsolete nowadays, give it a classical, nostalgic feel.