Sunday, November 05, 2006

And the silence is broken...

Earlier today, Lauren stupidly broke the silence by asking us when we were to finish this one week of silence. WELL LAUREN, OBVIOUSLY ONE FREAKING WEEK FROM WHEN WE STARTED. GOD. But on the brightside, that was only one e-mail this whole week. Hopefully lauren dosen't post anthing else unless she's looking for a beating... No wait WTF. I'm not ending this here, WTH is wrong with you Lauren, i mean you never EVER post on the class of 2009 folder and then finally, during the week of silence you post a message. WTH i dont get it. MOTHER OF GOD. Anyways, Lauren screwed up everything. THANKS LAUREN. F'ing hell.

Day 4: Homework day

We all know that Saturday is homework day. This means, on any other weekend, that everyone would be sending frantic messages to the class folder about what the Biology work was or what page they needed to read to for English. However, this weekend there was not one post. Not one. It has been 3 days. Never before has such a momentous event occurred. Congratulations, boycott-ers!

New conference messages today: 0

Day 3: Message free

Once more, a day goes by without one email sent to the conference. Can you feel the sense of loss? I feel the vibrations as our grade unity falls apart... Looks like the lack of some key forum contributors does a lot, doesn't it? We'll see how the next week goes. One Week of Silence will prevail.

New conference messages today: 0

Friday, November 03, 2006

When I met Ali G in Turkey.

Day 2: Surprised? We weren't.

As day two progressed, there was a very interesting and noticeable element in the class folder. No emails. Not one email was sent all day long, which is very rare for a day when there is no school. Good job guys. We will show them we mean business.

New conference messages today: 0

Thursday, November 02, 2006

Wednesday, November 01, 2006

Day 1: We begin on a high note

Today we began our struggle against foolish intollerance and censorship. As our first move as an organization, we waged a major fight against the Class of 2009 conference controllers. We told them outright that Chris and Ish needed to be allowed back into the class folder, and that it was unjust to block them in the first place. Needless to say, battle won.

New conference messages today (updated 4:22 PM): 2

Let's show them that we mean business.