DNY requirement

Alopement

so for my DNY course(Discover New York) we need to participate in an academic service learning event one which includes helping at the Special Olympics. So Saturday 25th i'm expected to help at the Special Olympics being held in Queens. i expect to see many of you forumers cause you're all fked up
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honestly don't know what they want me to do but i guess i'll find out soon. i understand most of you are still in high school. anyone experience this before? hopefully this was a "better" choice than helping at the soup kitchen/homeless shelters.

HillMAN53

Alopement wrote: »

so for my DNY course(Discover New York) we need to participate in an academic service learning event one which includes helping at the Special Olympics. So Saturday 25th i'm expected to help at the Special Olympics being held in Queens. i expect to see many of you forumers cause you're all fked up
sign in list:

Wheel-Chair Racing:
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Eyebrow shaving
-Tastylimes
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honestly don't know what they want me to do but i guess i'll find out soon. i understand most of you are still in high school. anyone experience this before? hopefully this was a "better" choice than helping at the soup kitchen/homeless shelters.

I thought there was a limit to stupidity.

I was wrong.

Alopement

aLk_Capone wrote: »

I thought there was a limit to stupidity.

I was wrong.

what do you mean? besides the list i'm being honest. st. johns university is a catholic school and it's ran by venetian principles. don't care much for them but it's required in the course. so what is it like to be in the special olympics. we have a bunch of ******s on this forum, one of them is bound to tell me

lol jk. but anybody help out at the special olympics before?

Alopement

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HillMAN53

Alopement wrote: »

what do you mean? besides the list i'm being honest. st. johns university is a catholic school and it's ran by venetian principles. don't care much for them but it's required in the course. so what is it like to be in the special olympics. we have a bunch of ******s on this forum, one of them is bound ot tell me

Doing stuff like this to people ove a gaming forum is very sad.

Funny thing is you only do this to tastylimes because he is right majority of the time in his arguments.

Let it go?

Alopement

aLk_Capone wrote: »

Doing stuff like this to people ove a gaming forum is very sad.

Funny thing is you only do this to tastylimes because he is right majority of the time in his arguments.

Let it go?

huh? this thread isn't about tasty. i jsut added him in as a joke.

HillMAN53

Alopement wrote: »

huh? this thread isn't about tasty. i jsut added him in as a joke.

Seeing how you added him shows you had some motive to post this and make a tie with him.

Alopement

aLk_Capone wrote: »

Seeing how you added him shows you had some motive to post this and make a tie with him.

your thought process is highly impaired. can you kindly gtfo off the thread considering you cannot comprehend anything? k thx
come back in 4 years when you understand the importance of college

probably shouldn't have asked this in the first place. pre-teens wouldn't understand

it's really not a big deal though. i signed up to help out and just wondering what will i actually have to do. only thing i can think of that special children do in the olympics is run/race with wheel chairs -.-. where do i come in to help in that case lol

i'm off for now. maybe if i am lucky i can get a normal answer by tomorrow

Alopement

nvm got an answer/reference

DUKEofYORK

Just enjoy the experience and learn what ever u can. Small minded people have small minds. Get used to it, as for special olympians, I know you will be amazed at the truth in their abilities. Have a good time.