<p>@evan: I will be attending a sunrise service at my church and having dinner at my grandmother’s place. What about you?</p>
<p>I’m guessing Easter is tomorrow? I’m gonna sleep in! And do my spring break homework.</p>
<p>nate: I honestly doubt you knew what that meant. But, online claims are hard to disprove. Also, you don’t own this thread. Sorry if that’s a shock to you, but it’s true.</p>
<p>evan: I’m going to start studying for AP exams tomorrow! I bought so many prepbooks, but I have yet to actually open them, hahaha.</p>
<p>I’m waking up and cooking breakfast then I’m going to my grandmother’s house. My cousins from VA are coming down.</p>
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<p>evan: Is your family devoutly religious, by any chance?</p>
<p>@GrammerNazi: No not really. We believe in our faith and accept other religions and faiths. For example, my cousin converted from a Baptist to a Jewish follower because the views appealed to him and he needed to convert in order to marry his now-wife. I admit that I do not go to church or read the Bible like I should, but I do believe in one everlasting figure.</p>
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<p>No problem! I have to say though, looking at all these colleges and the things they do, it’s intimidating for me! I see you guys talking about competitions, camps, awards, AP classes, lots and lots of stuff…but where I’m from (rural GA) just looking at these colleges surprises people! My school offers 7 APs as of now, never offered to sophomores (I broke that tradition!! 
) Kids always go to GA or Auburn or something smaller, occasionally GA-tech…but nothing like I’m trying to do! So I’ve never had the opportunity to do STEM classes, Robotics teams, or any of that stuff… My schools not even 200 people strong and were pre-k through 12th…it’s just so different looking at all you guys from my perspective and thinking… How can I be competitive to these guys?</p>
<p>What do you guys plan on doing for spring break? If you haven’t already had it…</p>
<p>@nate42: I got UNCC like you for SVSM.</p>
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<p>@evan: Awesome! 
Do you plan on attending? Since you can do NCSSM and SVSM.</p>
<p>^I don’t know. I probably won’t since I have two summer jobs and I have to do volunteer service. Plus, I kind of want to use this summer to say goodbye to my friends.</p>
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<p>Ahhh I see. But nonetheless, congrats!</p>
<p>Woah, this really spun out of control. I think it’s clear that GrammerNazi was simply annoyed that the thread had become almost exclusively NC chat. The pages and pages of NCSSM/SVSM conversation are akin to if helloel and I decided to talk about USABO exclusively in this thread. Grammer is right in that there are specified threads for discussing at-length other topics. The summer program forum and multiple NCSSM/SVSM threads are available for you guys to use. By the same token, helloel and I would use the official USABO thread to talk about things pertaining to that competition. While it is perfectly fine for the NC’ers to use this thread to mention their summer activities, it does seem a little unreasonable to exploit the '14 thread for solely the purpose of talking about NCSSM/SVSM (read: There are other areas for that.). I hope that discussion can progress from now on to topics that are pertinent to all '14’ers and not just to those from NC. I think GrammerNazi’s comments and frustration were justified, and the backlash was a little unnecessary. Here’s to productive and inclusive conversation on the 2014 thread in the future!</p>
<p>Yeah. This thread has been barely active for like 2 months, then I walk in here and see about 10 pages of NC conversation and then 5 pages of fighting all within a day or two. o_o</p>
<p>Or just ignore the ATPmolecule from Rural GA :(</p>
<p>@ATPmolecule: It’s okay. We should start talking about GA now. LOL.</p>
<p>Sounds good to me. @ATPmolecule: What part of Georgia are you from? I live about a hour from the NC, GA state line.</p>
<p>Hour west of Atlanta, near AL line…too many rednecks</p>
<p>@ATPmolecule: I can completely relate, at least 50% of the people in my school are rednecks.</p>
<p>My schools tiny :(</p>