Top 5 Reason's Why Boys are Stupid Reason 1: A guy knows you like him and he know he likes you, but when you get together he pays you know attention and acts real rude. THATS JUST STUPID ! Reason 2: Guys are so stupid they will try to talk to girls that they know are friends and then when they get caught. THEY JUST SIT AND LOOK STUPID LIKE THEY DID NOTHING WRONG....BOYS ARE JUST STUPID !!!!!! Reason 3: Guys try to lie , but as girls they can't look at us with a straight face, then start to stamble with words. GET YOUR THOUGHTS AND LIES TOGETHER BEFORE YOU GET WITH YOUR GIRLFRIEND STUPID ! Reason 4: BOYS THINK THEY ARE MEN WHEN IN REALITY THEY ARE NOT MATURE AT ALL....WANA BE MEN EWWWWW ! THATS JUST REALLY STUPID TO ME ! Reason 5: AND LAST
Boom! Billy Bizmo slammed in through the door and pointed his splat gun at my face. “Where do you think you are going!” he yelled as he observed the materials I had put into a bag. Before I could respond he tazed me with his splat gun. This is could be one of the outcomes in the novel The Last Book in the Universe. I found it hard to agree with many of the choices that Spaz made to save Bean. If Spaz made different choices he could have made the journey shorter, less dangerous, and easier.
How I would justify the theme of underestimation within the novel Soldier Boys is when both the Métis and Canadian communicated in such way of thinking that something is not as good or great as it/they really are. An example of underestimation justified in the story is when Lashbrooke underestimated Tom’s bugle abilities when he had gone in for the interview. He thought for Tom having such a young age his skills would be the same. ‘Yes, yes quite so, but we are not the church band, boy’... ‘You may be able to play some tunes in the church hall but will you be any good to me when the bullets are flying and the enemy hard upon us’ (p.15)?
Statistics show that a staggering 90% of the LRA forces were composed of abducted Ugandan children (SmallWarsJournal). Keeley Hutton's novel delves into the past of a young soldier named Ricky. Of these 90% Ricky saved, hundreds if not thousands, from the trauma and PTSD the LRA inflicted on their lives. Ricky's sense of remorse, determination, and forgiveness are the driving forces behind his actions in the novel Soldier Boy. Ricky's remorse played a crucial role in shaping his actions.
“Treat people how you want to be treated.” -The golden rule. Mrs.Bigio would be very depressed if she was treated like how badly she treated Mai Thi in the middle of the book. She was a very depressed and enraged person, but then reinvented herself into a grateful and joyful person.
Throughout the book Enrique is troubled by his motherless childhood. This has lead him to be risky in life because he feels like he has less to live for. This is how he felt on the first few chapters and these feelings stayed with him for the rest of the book. When Enrique was in honduras mentally he was falling apart. This lead to drugs and stealing.
Pete is one of the most interesting and varied characters in this book, and I’m choosing to combine the two “separate” characters in this response, and analyze Pete as a whole. Pete is introduced as “The Meathead”, a total jock that has rejected the stresses of the overachiever culture that perpetuates the Whitman campus. Initially he attempted to act in sync with the other students, but he had a breakdown after using diet pills to stay up to complete a complicated essay for school. Pete ‘s purpose of inclusion is to show that there is more to high school than just studying and school, but one should also hang out with friends and have fun. His family is going through economic struggles due to his father losing his lucrative programming job
Freak the Mighty essay Freak the Mighty, the main characters are Freak and Max these characters help each other and together they fight Killer Kane. Both of the boys are outcasts because of their outer appearances. Max is abnormally large, while Kevin is diminutive because of his physical deformities.however In this story, Freak is a hero because he is brave being brave means not afraid of fear. Throughout the story, he is a hero because he is fearless.
After thoroughly reading the first factor, ‘Changes at School,’ I completely agree with the author Leonard Sax for the reasons boys are showing a lack of motivation in school. An example he states which I was able to connect with is the lack of real-world experiences in our curriculums. I completely agree with this point and can relate as I know all about the mechanics of a telescope and how it works, however, if I were given a one I would have difficulties using it. Moreover, I do believe that boys are in trouble as women continue to create greater gender gap. This is evident in the statistics as 64.8 percentages of women between the ages of 24 and 35 have post-secondary degrees and this number has consistently increased over the years. Whereas, 63.4 percent
Over time, there has been a lot of abuse of power when it comes to schools. In the novel, The Nickel Boys, Elwood has a different perspective on life. Throughout Elwood's life he hasn't seen the true nature of how someone can abuse their power, he didn't realize how life really was until he went to The Nickel Academy. This abuse of power is also seen in real reform schools and the effects can be seen through the stories of Chee Chee and Philippe Clement. Both individuals attended reform schools and they came out as problematic.
At the end of Book 1, Adah Price quotes Emily Dickinson by saying, “Hope is a thing with feathers”, referring to a bird, also known as fowl. Is it coincidence that Brother Fowles comes to the Price women at a time of struggle and brings them hope? Most certainly not. Brother Fowles appears during transformative period in the Prices’ lives and brings them a different perspective. This excerpt captures the way Brother Fowles motivates change in the women, proves the corruption of Nathan, and shines new light on their situation.
“A Good Man Is Hard To Find” is a very compelling short story written by Flannery O’Connor. In this short story Flannery O’Connor tells a story of a man (Bailey) who plans on taking his family on a summer vacation in Florida, but the grandmother disagrees and insist that they go to Tennessee instead. She then tries to persuade Bailey to take the family to Tennessee by telling him that his two children had never been to Tennessee before and by showing him a news article, which showed that an escaped murderer called the Misfit was last seen headed to Florida. Bailey pays his mother no mind and takes his family to Florida anyway. Along the way the grandmother mistakenly kicks
“When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile.” Whenever I think of Dumby Red, this quote is the first thing that comes to mind. Not only did he often say the quote himself, but it also perfectly depicted who he was. No matter what, Dumby always tried to see the good in every situation and always tried to help me do the same. That’s one of the many reasons why Dumby and I were close. He was more than a best friend to me. He was an older brother. Someone I looked up to and trusted. He was the one who encouraged me to see the bright side of things day after day. He was the one who always had my back. So to now know that Dumby has breathed his last at such an early age, I can’t deny the fact
while because they had done something that had mess up their relationship up as friends,
They don't even joke about it. Heck, they don't even display any sign they even LIKE the girl. Because of this, the Nice Guys become the Boring Guys. The Jerk will come along, make an off-color joke, tell the girl a racy story, and even MAKE FUN of the girl!
As I read the article on Boys’ anti-school culture, I learned that boys perform worse in school. Boys may try to incorporate their social status as risk-takers. I also learned that there are some stereotypes among boys and girls. It doesn’t matter where you live, it starts early in age. Preteen kids tend to believe that males and females should think a certain way. To understand the meaning of stereotype, it is any thought about specific types of individuals or certain ways of behaving which represents the entire group as a whole. Studies were made about how stereotype inspect what people think of others, rather than the reasons and methods involved in stereotyping. Just as (Griffin, 2000), stated that debates on boys and their schooling are