Comments | _pulkritudinous: M. Cui - Watching out for DHS students since 2003

_pulkritudinous

M. Cui - Watching out for DHS students since 2003

Jun 12, 2005 10:19

I sent the following letter to Mr. McNally, Mr. Boodey, Mr. George, Mr. Latchaw, Ms. Elliot, and Ms. Whitehead ( Read more... )

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accardi31 June 12 2005, 22:06:46 UTC

what the hell. i want to write them.
those pictures made the seniors stand out and give them something completely of their own, it was THEIR year. now its just going to be the same... whats the big deal about printing a tree in the background?

_pulkritudinous June 13 2005, 23:20:06 UTC

don't tell me you want to write to them, do it.

accardi31 June 14 2005, 00:48:07 UTC

oh, im sorry. bitch slap me PLEASE because its obvious i cant do BOTH.

haha i love you cui

theydiscover June 13 2005, 20:42:56 UTC

My friend Samantha is a senior next year and she was really upset also (as am I, thats bull.)

Lets flood their mailboxes with billions of letter, everyone who's upset should write one. That way, if you're persuasiveness dosen't straighten them out, they will change then just to stop getting "YOU SUCK."s scribbled on napkins in crayons from me.

_pulkritudinous June 13 2005, 23:21:21 UTC

hahahaha, lets do it. after school tomorrow, we'll get a whole bunch of napkins and write YOU SUCK on them and jam them in the teachers mailboxes.

or everyone can just write letters through email that give more reasons than their suckiness.

theydiscover June 15 2005, 01:28:34 UTC

ps. I heard that for buisnesses each time they get a letter in the mail (not email) they count it 5 times what they would an email. because they figure that that one person took the extra time to send a letter and there were four people who feel the same but were to lazy.... so maybe we should send them letters in the mail.

sorry if that made no sense.

fuse21 June 13 2005, 22:06:00 UTC

M. Cui, I love you..You kick ass

_pulkritudinous June 13 2005, 23:21:41 UTC

why thank you
<3<3

lastxchances June 13 2005, 23:40:40 UTC

I can see Mr. G's point about props and stuff -- but outdoor shots? i think those should be able to fly.

i like Mr. G though -- pretty cool dude (at least, as cool as a principal can be)

accardi31 June 14 2005, 00:48:57 UTC

whoa, remember his PDA in rochester?? that was crazyyyy

_pulkritudinous June 15 2005, 10:19:51 UTC

WHAT?!

accardi31 June 15 2005, 23:32:57 UTC

im not joking. he and his "wife"... yeah... too much touching for me.

Thread 5

Solution anonymous June 14 2005, 02:23:10 UTC

Heres what you do about your senior portrait: whatever you want. Just send it in. I personally would not spend hundreds to find that perfect picture and take the chance, but most likely they will just put it in. Its kids who do most of the work, not Mr George. So just dont put a gun or a middle finger in your pic and im sure it will go through.
Adam O

Re: Solution zuckerschnee15 June 14 2005, 17:12:45 UTC

In my mom's yearbook a kid had his portrait done outside against a tree, with his rifle. But of course that was the same era when boys on the shooting team would bring their rifles onto the bus.

Re: Solution _pulkritudinous June 15 2005, 22:53:23 UTC

Yeah, but from the way i hear it, this is the first year the rules for senior pics are actually being enforced because of that little roundabout with the sharpshooter (Ms. Whitehead has a lot to do with the yearbook). if the rules are still being strictly enforced during my senior year, i'll get as many people as i can to take outdoor pics where you can see their hands.