IM IGNITED

A post that really got me thinking was Gladys’ question. Her question was “why do girls get dress coded more that guys do?” I agree with it so much because I’ve been dress coded before for wearing a shirt with straps on it (literally just showing my SHOULDERS) while I was on my way to the bathroom and I got stopped by security and he made me go all the way back to my classroom to get a jacket to wear over it. The reason I took off my jacket was because it was pretty  hot that day and I didn’t check the weather in the morning so I wore a big jacket. Boys are at rally’s shirtless just like Gladys said & they don’t get told anything. I feel like it all just has to do with how a person looks & the security guards get to pick who to get in trouble and who they don’t get in trouble.

ARGUE THIS

• You can have something clean and clear
• syllogism - A form of of reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn
• Most users didn’t want to use program expertise 
• Apple computers have it easy, take it out the box and it’s ready 
• Major premise 
• Minor premise
• Conclusion premises
• No such thing as his truth or her truth 
• Trusty is factually verifiable reality, things you can verify in the word 
• Deductive reasoning - 
• Is there life after death, everyone dies, no one knows what happens afterwards
• My big question is “If you cut your hair and donate it & the person that gets it commits a crime, does your dna get involved or not?” My major premise is 

Down the rabbit hole

This story is about how Steinbeck’s closets friends turned his back on him when he needed them the most. Especially is friend George, he started talking very badly about Steinbeck which after a period of time lead Steinbeck to write George a letter dealing for an answer on why he turned his back on him. Steinbeck came to the conclusion that his friend was envious and jealous of him and his happiness, he later wrote in the letter that he wishes god finds George a better release for his unhappiness. 

American literature

American literature is writing that makes a valid point that the learner understands & related to the United States of America.  I contribute to American literature because I write in school everyday just like everyone else.