Funny Boy

centers around the boys, the narrators, and their obsession with the Lisbons girls. The boys want to save the girls from all the events that happen after the death of their youngest sister. When the boys can finally muster up the courage to save them, the girls die tragically, and assumingly leaving the boys unfulfilled with their heroic fantasy. But the boys continue their never ending heroic journey by archiving every instance of the girls’ existence to preserve their memory. The boys’ ultimate fantasy

What rank are you applying for?: Helper What is your age?: 13 Whats your IGN?: WeniHutJr Are you a Boy or Girl?: Boy What country do you live in?: United States Do you have a YouTube or Twitch channel?: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_i4kysCMJTl_HmDmRcxtDA Do you have a microphone/headset?: Yes Why do you want this rank?: I want this rank because I feel like OPCraft needs somebody like me on their team. I want to help out the server as much as I possibly can. I wan't to keep the server

It is a well known fact that boys are built to be stronger and bigger than girls. However, that does not mean girls are too fragile to play sports with guys. Girls and boys are all made the same and i don't understand why they cant play together. They should not discriminate based on gender. If a girl is better than a boy in a sport then she should play, that’s the same as if a boy is better than a girl in a sport. Humans are humans and it doesn't matter what gender. Sports motivate athletes to compete

Descriptive Essay Grey and foreboding, the castle stood atop the hill looking down across the small town, in the topmost window of the highest tower stood a small boy named Axel. Axel, a scrawny and unappealing, 17-year-old boy who was close to becoming a man, aspired to find true love. Every day as the sun was peeking out from the mountains, Axel looked out the window, waiting to see again, a young beautiful lady, he has only seen once. Axel waited and waited, to see her again, the one thing

Ever since I was able to walk I have participated in sports from cheerleading, soccer, track, and etc. I remember after cheerleading practice, my friend and I would join the boys in a game of football. We were decent in football, but I felt we would have been better if we were part of the team. We wanted to drop cheerleading and join the football team, but there would be controversy within the community. Growing up I always wondered why there was a men’s football team, but never a women’s football

surprise his son with a journal, with a car key in the back. When the boy received the journal he did not look in the back of the book and threw the book to the ground and stormed out. In the text it states,”He angrily raised his voice, threw down the journal, and stormed out.” This shows that the boy was ungrateful for the journal. During the end of the story, the boy needs to take care of the estate when his father died. When the the boy went back home he felt guilty and found the journal when cleaning

Jerry McMurray is a 25-year-old who is approximately 6’2 in height. He socially identifies himself as a healthy, heterosexual, middle-class, single, and nonreligious Caucasian male. Although, Jerry and his brother grew up in Charlotte, North Carolina, both of his parents are from the north. His mother grew up in rural central Pennsylvania, and his father from rural southwestern Wisconsin. Background Information Growing up Jerry attended public school and then went on to attend a four-year public

“I know”, talkative, and energetic are three words that describe my five year old nephew, Landon. First, let me tell you a little bit about him and his family! Landon is an only child that lives in a development with a lot of other children. His mother, Jessica, travels for work and is gone most weekends and some week days too. Kyle, his father, is a car salesman and works long days. Landon is often dropped off at daycare by one of his parents and then taken care of after kindergarten by a babysitter

“Where the Streets had a name” is a novel which describes the life of a 13 year old girl embracing the Palestinian culture. Therefore culture plays a huge role in the book as the main characters family and friends are believers of the Palestinian culture. The main complication is when Hayaat’s grandmother suddenly become ill. Before she was ill she talked to Hayaat about the culture in Jerusalem where she used to live. Hayaat decided to travel to Jerusalem with her friend in order to gather her grandmother’s

Dispatched to 209 N. Catherine St. for a disturbance. Caller Mark Sosna reported that he was just involved in a physical altercation with his step son Franklin Sterner and needs police to get him out. Officer's arrived on scene, Mark was on the porch upon our arrival, I observed Sterner on the back deck. Mark stated Sterner drank all his beer and wants him. Mark stated he just got done rolling around, fighting with Sterner. Mark stated Sterner is insisting that there was only three beer's