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SadCeliac

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26/8
- GUYS IT TOOK ME LITERALLY ALL DAY TO COMPLETE ONE SINGULAR MATH PAST PAPER AND IT WASNT EVEN THAT GOOD OF A FINAL MARK WTF TODAY WAS A SHITASS DAYYYYYYY
- 4u: Kinross Wolaroi 22 - got 80%
- I'm taking a break, and then I'll finish SDD 2015 Ind after dinner 😭
 
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SadCeliac said:
26/8
- GUYS IT TOOK ME LITERALLY ALL DAY TO COMPLETE ONE SINGULAR MATH PAST PAPER AND IT WASNT EVEN THAT GOOD OF A FINAL MARK WTF TODAY WAS A SHITASS DAYYYYYYY
- 4u: Kinross Wolaroi 22 - got 80%
- I'm taking a break, and then I'll finish SDD 2015 Ind after dinner 😭
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i just looked at the paper wtff (you should be ashamed in urself)
 
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its_ace21 said:
omg really??
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In a world that often glorifies wit and humor at the expense of others, I implore you to reconsider the use of sarcasm as a means to make fun of people. Sarcasm, that double-edged sword of speech, can cut deeper than we realize, leaving unseen wounds that fester and persist. It's time we acknowledge the profound impact our words can have on the hearts and minds of those around us.
Imagine, for a moment, a garden of delicate flowers swaying in the gentle breeze. Each bloom represents a soul, fragile yet resilient. Sarcasm, in this analogy, is a torrential downpour, pelting these tender blossoms with hurtful remarks. At first, it may seem harmless, like rain on a warm summer day. However, over time, the petals start to droop, their vibrant colors fading, and the once-beautiful garden becomes a barren wasteland.
Sarcasm often masquerades as humor, but it's a wolf in sheep's clothing. It can strip away a person's self-esteem like a tornado tearing through a town, leaving nothing but ruins behind. The person on the receiving end may laugh along to save face, but inside, they are hurting, questioning their worth, and wondering why they've become the target of mockery. Is this what we want to achieve with our words?
Picture a young child with wide, hopeful eyes, eager to explore the world and trust in the goodness of people. When sarcasm is used to make fun of them, it's like dashing their innocence against the rocks of cynicism. The scars left behind may not be visible, but they run deep. That child may grow up to be wary, hesitant to trust, and slow to open their heart to others, all because of the wounds inflicted by sarcasm.
In the grand tapestry of life, we are all threads woven together, creating a fabric of human existence. Sarcasm, however, can unravel this delicate weave. When we use sarcasm to make fun of people, we weaken the bonds that connect us, leaving behind a tattered and torn patchwork of relationships. Friends become foes, and colleagues become adversaries, all because we chose mockery over kindness.
Think about the countless stories of people who faced the world with bravery, only to be shattered by sarcasm's callousness. Imagine the dreams crushed and the aspirations buried beneath the weight of hurtful words. When we choose sarcasm, we stifle creativity, dampen enthusiasm, and suffocate the human spirit.
But it doesn't have to be this way. We can choose a different path, one paved with empathy, compassion, and kindness. Instead of using sarcasm to make fun of people, let us uplift and encourage them. Let our words be the soothing balm that heals wounds rather than the knife that inflicts them.
In conclusion, I urge you to consider the impact of your words carefully. Sarcasm may seem like a harmless jest, but its consequences are far-reaching and often hidden from view. Let us cultivate a world where kindness and empathy reign, where our words are like sunshine on a rainy day, nurturing the blossoms of the human spirit rather than tearing them down. Remember, it costs nothing to be kind, but the dividends it pays in the form of happier, healthier relationships and a more compassionate world are immeasurable.
 
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synthesisFR said:
In a world that often glorifies wit and humor at the expense of others, I implore you to reconsider the use of sarcasm as a means to make fun of people. Sarcasm, that double-edged sword of speech, can cut deeper than we realize, leaving unseen wounds that fester and persist. It's time we acknowledge the profound impact our words can have on the hearts and minds of those around us.
Imagine, for a moment, a garden of delicate flowers swaying in the gentle breeze. Each bloom represents a soul, fragile yet resilient. Sarcasm, in this analogy, is a torrential downpour, pelting these tender blossoms with hurtful remarks. At first, it may seem harmless, like rain on a warm summer day. However, over time, the petals start to droop, their vibrant colors fading, and the once-beautiful garden becomes a barren wasteland.
Sarcasm often masquerades as humor, but it's a wolf in sheep's clothing. It can strip away a person's self-esteem like a tornado tearing through a town, leaving nothing but ruins behind. The person on the receiving end may laugh along to save face, but inside, they are hurting, questioning their worth, and wondering why they've become the target of mockery. Is this what we want to achieve with our words?
Picture a young child with wide, hopeful eyes, eager to explore the world and trust in the goodness of people. When sarcasm is used to make fun of them, it's like dashing their innocence against the rocks of cynicism. The scars left behind may not be visible, but they run deep. That child may grow up to be wary, hesitant to trust, and slow to open their heart to others, all because of the wounds inflicted by sarcasm.
In the grand tapestry of life, we are all threads woven together, creating a fabric of human existence. Sarcasm, however, can unravel this delicate weave. When we use sarcasm to make fun of people, we weaken the bonds that connect us, leaving behind a tattered and torn patchwork of relationships. Friends become foes, and colleagues become adversaries, all because we chose mockery over kindness.
Think about the countless stories of people who faced the world with bravery, only to be shattered by sarcasm's callousness. Imagine the dreams crushed and the aspirations buried beneath the weight of hurtful words. When we choose sarcasm, we stifle creativity, dampen enthusiasm, and suffocate the human spirit.
But it doesn't have to be this way. We can choose a different path, one paved with empathy, compassion, and kindness. Instead of using sarcasm to make fun of people, let us uplift and encourage them. Let our words be the soothing balm that heals wounds rather than the knife that inflicts them.
In conclusion, I urge you to consider the impact of your words carefully. Sarcasm may seem like a harmless jest, but its consequences are far-reaching and often hidden from view. Let us cultivate a world where kindness and empathy reign, where our words are like sunshine on a rainy day, nurturing the blossoms of the human spirit rather than tearing them down. Remember, it costs nothing to be kind, but the dividends it pays in the form of happier, healthier relationships and a more compassionate world are immeasurable.
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aint no way im reading that bye im logging off
 
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synthesisFR said:
In a world that often glorifies wit and humor at the expense of others, I implore you to reconsider the use of sarcasm as a means to make fun of people. Sarcasm, that double-edged sword of speech, can cut deeper than we realize, leaving unseen wounds that fester and persist. It's time we acknowledge the profound impact our words can have on the hearts and minds of those around us.
Imagine, for a moment, a garden of delicate flowers swaying in the gentle breeze. Each bloom represents a soul, fragile yet resilient. Sarcasm, in this analogy, is a torrential downpour, pelting these tender blossoms with hurtful remarks. At first, it may seem harmless, like rain on a warm summer day. However, over time, the petals start to droop, their vibrant colors fading, and the once-beautiful garden becomes a barren wasteland.
Sarcasm often masquerades as humor, but it's a wolf in sheep's clothing. It can strip away a person's self-esteem like a tornado tearing through a town, leaving nothing but ruins behind. The person on the receiving end may laugh along to save face, but inside, they are hurting, questioning their worth, and wondering why they've become the target of mockery. Is this what we want to achieve with our words?
Picture a young child with wide, hopeful eyes, eager to explore the world and trust in the goodness of people. When sarcasm is used to make fun of them, it's like dashing their innocence against the rocks of cynicism. The scars left behind may not be visible, but they run deep. That child may grow up to be wary, hesitant to trust, and slow to open their heart to others, all because of the wounds inflicted by sarcasm.
In the grand tapestry of life, we are all threads woven together, creating a fabric of human existence. Sarcasm, however, can unravel this delicate weave. When we use sarcasm to make fun of people, we weaken the bonds that connect us, leaving behind a tattered and torn patchwork of relationships. Friends become foes, and colleagues become adversaries, all because we chose mockery over kindness.
Think about the countless stories of people who faced the world with bravery, only to be shattered by sarcasm's callousness. Imagine the dreams crushed and the aspirations buried beneath the weight of hurtful words. When we choose sarcasm, we stifle creativity, dampen enthusiasm, and suffocate the human spirit.
But it doesn't have to be this way. We can choose a different path, one paved with empathy, compassion, and kindness. Instead of using sarcasm to make fun of people, let us uplift and encourage them. Let our words be the soothing balm that heals wounds rather than the knife that inflicts them.
In conclusion, I urge you to consider the impact of your words carefully. Sarcasm may seem like a harmless jest, but its consequences are far-reaching and often hidden from view. Let us cultivate a world where kindness and empathy reign, where our words are like sunshine on a rainy day, nurturing the blossoms of the human spirit rather than tearing them down. Remember, it costs nothing to be kind, but the dividends it pays in the form of happier, healthier relationships and a more compassionate world are immeasurable.
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bro just discovered chatgpt
 
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synthesisFR said:
In a world that often glorifies wit and humor at the expense of others, I implore you to reconsider the use of sarcasm as a means to make fun of people. Sarcasm, that double-edged sword of speech, can cut deeper than we realize, leaving unseen wounds that fester and persist. It's time we acknowledge the profound impact our words can have on the hearts and minds of those around us.
Imagine, for a moment, a garden of delicate flowers swaying in the gentle breeze. Each bloom represents a soul, fragile yet resilient. Sarcasm, in this analogy, is a torrential downpour, pelting these tender blossoms with hurtful remarks. At first, it may seem harmless, like rain on a warm summer day. However, over time, the petals start to droop, their vibrant colors fading, and the once-beautiful garden becomes a barren wasteland.
Sarcasm often masquerades as humor, but it's a wolf in sheep's clothing. It can strip away a person's self-esteem like a tornado tearing through a town, leaving nothing but ruins behind. The person on the receiving end may laugh along to save face, but inside, they are hurting, questioning their worth, and wondering why they've become the target of mockery. Is this what we want to achieve with our words?
Picture a young child with wide, hopeful eyes, eager to explore the world and trust in the goodness of people. When sarcasm is used to make fun of them, it's like dashing their innocence against the rocks of cynicism. The scars left behind may not be visible, but they run deep. That child may grow up to be wary, hesitant to trust, and slow to open their heart to others, all because of the wounds inflicted by sarcasm.
In the grand tapestry of life, we are all threads woven together, creating a fabric of human existence. Sarcasm, however, can unravel this delicate weave. When we use sarcasm to make fun of people, we weaken the bonds that connect us, leaving behind a tattered and torn patchwork of relationships. Friends become foes, and colleagues become adversaries, all because we chose mockery over kindness.
Think about the countless stories of people who faced the world with bravery, only to be shattered by sarcasm's callousness. Imagine the dreams crushed and the aspirations buried beneath the weight of hurtful words. When we choose sarcasm, we stifle creativity, dampen enthusiasm, and suffocate the human spirit.
But it doesn't have to be this way. We can choose a different path, one paved with empathy, compassion, and kindness. Instead of using sarcasm to make fun of people, let us uplift and encourage them. Let our words be the soothing balm that heals wounds rather than the knife that inflicts them.
In conclusion, I urge you to consider the impact of your words carefully. Sarcasm may seem like a harmless jest, but its consequences are far-reaching and often hidden from view. Let us cultivate a world where kindness and empathy reign, where our words are like sunshine on a rainy day, nurturing the blossoms of the human spirit rather than tearing them down. Remember, it costs nothing to be kind, but the dividends it pays in the form of happier, healthier relationships and a more compassionate world are immeasurable.
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it looks easy but i would have probs gotten 80 also :(
 
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