P!ANIC! COBRA! ACADEMY!

lol. ooohh we should do a fundraiser.. to raise money for our flights!!! lol

you guys could do a carwash, IN BIKINIS!

that always works!

lmao!!!

yeah, even though it's winter for you guys

omg i was fully thinking of suggesting that after the laptop thing... Emily, we have a connection

yes, what am I thinking right now?

you are thinking about what you want to eat

YEP! SKITTLES!

Even though I just ate dinner...

I WIN

yeah, you win...

AN EMILY HUG!

*hugs*

oh no, CAN YOU BREATHE? I KNOW CPR!

*BREATHES*

wow dinner at 3 in the afternoon!

jokes yeah yeah i know america blah blahLAME

i totally just skipped spanish class to go home... haha those stupid people in spanish right now haha

just trying some thing out...

what time does your school finish?

3.20

FAIL!

ours finishes at 3:15 now... last year it was 3:20

oh well i wagg last period like every day anyway..

we have
8:45 Period 1
9:45 Form Time
10:00 Period 2
11:00 Interval
11:20 Period 3
12:20 Period 4
1:20 Lunch
2:15 Period 5
3:15 HOME TIME

we have
8.35-9.00 Tutor time[form time WHATEVER..lol]
9.05-10.05 Period 1
10.10-11.10 Period 2
11.10-11.25 Interval
11.30-12.30 Period 3
12.35-1.35 Period 4
1.35-2.15 Lunch
2.20-3.20 Period 5
HOMETIME!

so you get 5 min to move around?

lol we don't, everyone is always late

I had study today, so I finished at 1:30, but usually we finish at 3:20.
I went into town and I couldn't find a toy sheep or kiwi ANYWHERE
argh.

silly...

KIWIANA
All Blacks — national Rugby Union team.
Black Singlet — worn by many farmers, shearers as well as representative athletes.
Buzzy Bee — wooden child's toy.
Chocolate fish — confection of marshmallow covered in chocolate, in the shape of a fish.
Claytons — originally a non alcoholic spirit, advertised as The drink you have when you're not having a drink, that did not gain market acceptance; now refers to any form of inferior substitute. This term is primarily used among those generations old enough to remember the original drink.
Edmonds 'Sure to Rise' Baking Powder, the distinctive Edmonds factory (demolished in the late 1980s), and the Edmonds Cookbook.
Footrot Flats — popular cartoon strip by Murray Ball.
Gumboots, calf length rubber boots (also known as the Wellington boot or wellie.)
Hei-tiki — Māori neck pendant. Tourist variety in green plastic are the definitively tasteless depths of kiwiana.
Hokey pokey ice-cream - plain vanilla ice cream with added small, solid lumps of toffee.
Jandals — beach footwear with a bit of sole but very little else. AKA flip-flops (USA), thongs (Australia).
Kiwi — native bird; its stylised image or shape frequently appears on things associated with New Zealand.
Kiwifruit — fruit from a vine originating in China but selectively bred by New Zealand horticulturalists to obtain egg-sized fruit with green or gold flesh. In New Zealand it was originally called "Chinese gooseberry".
L&P — Lemon & Paeroa, a popular soft drink.
Marmite - a dark and salty spread made from yeast extract, similar to Vegemite. New Zealand Marmite is distinct from British Marmite, in taste and recipe. Marmite is made in New Zealand, as opposed to Vegemite, which is made in Australia.(Much debated, the packaging shows it as the other Way around)
Paua — the polished shell of the native paua (abalone) shellfish, turned into jewellery and souvenirs. Once considered kitsch, it is starting to regain its popularity.
Pavlova — a light and fluffy meringue dessert named after the ballet dancer, Anna Pavlova
Silver fern — native plant; its stylised image or shape is displayed by many of the national sports teams.
Stubbies — a particular brand of walk shorts that were popular in the 70's. Always seemed to be a size too small for the wearer but were beloved by men from many walks of life.
Tip-Top ice cream.
Watties tomato sauce.
Four Square supermarkets - Especially Mr Four Square, the marketing logo.

Kiwiana!
lol thanks for helping me with my art homework

really?