Its going on your permanent record.

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Its going on your permanent record.

I recall this threat a lot in school. (And also in church but that is another story).

We mover a lot, 4 elementary schools, 2 junior highs and 2 senior highs...so with the questions they asked and the holes in their stories I learned early on there was no such thing as a permanent record.

In school that is.

But in your psyche, your memory, your being, your soul...it is there.

Each and every action, each and every thought finds its archival home and reappears in your future...can come back to bite ya.
 
wil said:
Its going on your permanent record.

I recall this thread a lot in school. (And also in church but that is another story).

We mover a lot, 4 elementary schools, 2 junior highs and 2 senior highs...so with the questions they asked and the holes in their stories I learned early on there was no such thing as a permanent record.

In school that is.

But in your psyche, your memory, your being, your soul...it is there.

Each and every action, each and every thought finds its archival home and reappears in your future...can come back to bite ya.
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I remember wanting my "permanent record" some years after graduating and they no longer had it. So much for permanent.
 
There was this perfectionist in my Spanish class. She was humble, however she was stunned when I had looked into attending the same university as her. My grades and academic history didn't hold a candle to her achievements. So she was stunned that I would even ponder such a thing. I told her something she didn't like. I said that if I get accepted by the same university as her, on day 1 of classes everything we did in high school no longer matters. We will basically be equals as far as our standings, yet I put in half the effort she did. I ended up going to a different university, however her university tried getting me to transfer due to some of my work on my own campus. We eventually graduated with similar degrees and I even ended up with many accolades that she never achieved.

So one day I joked with her about how her hard work didn't really give her an edge. Our high school records might as well not exist. However, she politely reminded me that she barely paid anything for college because of all of her scholarships. But high school really didn't matter in the end.
 
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