parkland 7th 8th graders

lol, people just love making rumors about u. first priya, now abi. who's next? also, it's jack who likes abi. just watch him closely in class and you would see him flirting with abi. also, cabin john lady cougars won against parkland !!!!! go, cougars!

yup our school sucks at sports so we dnt care. too bad idc. ure not supposed 2 say it right to anthony, ure supposed 2 double trick him duhhhhhrrrrrrr. ya jack does flirt with abi a bit...

ok, so now you know i will take that translation down.

wait, you lost me. BTW, anyone know why abi never logs on? she added a bit of humor.

oooooooo, ok not. just teasing u. but she told me and i already told u that she thinks the forum is boring, same with kiran so they don't log on anymore. when i'm sure they'll log on some day, maybe in the summer but now, well . . . also, my message wasn't for u, it was for ihatebruce

my bad then.

you guys are so retarded
seriously, not even kidding

did i ask for your opinion? at least i don't flirt with girls like crazy

Whats up yarik?

who said that i flirt with all girls?
why would i do that?
whats up king blah blah blah?

I'm bored.

same.

hmm, maybe b/c you think your all that? after all, u do have quite a few crushes and one of them is Victoria but she can't go out with u. and i didn't say all, i said girls

hahaha lol! like i said b4. abi's friend pwns us all.

oh wow, victoria?, great work =]]
if this gets you so mad then here:
antonella, allison, annie, emily, michelle, ana, marissa, alyssa, lauren, cintia, i can give way more but thats enough for this time
happy? =]]]]]
and what does her not wanting to go out with me has to do with anything?

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never said it made me mad. just you hurted one of my friends is what made me mad. you can have as many crushes as you want . i don't care. just watch your back when one of your crushes find out what you wrote. just too bad, that victoria can't go out with u. i'm sure you guys would make a great couple.

WTH! how did he insult one of ure friends? o.0 *confused*

whatever.

i'm not allowed to tell. so . . .

abi, aren't you proud of me now? i included kingdom hearts on my paragraphs for world studies and i did it with the help of your website. but i kind of changed it. and in my next paragraph i have to type which i'm doing right now, will include sora in it. i think i will use axel as a king. i'm not sure. I'll have to think about that.
Question 1: How are natural resources distributed around the world?

Natural resources are unevenly distributed. Ever heard that life is unfair? Well this proves to be true in the case of how much natural resources each nation gets because each nation doesn’t get the same amount of natural resources. Natural resources are resources that come from Mother Nature. So how much and what natural resources a nation receives, depends on the nation’s geography. Let’s say there is a world called Kingdom Hearts. Kingdom Hearts has 3 countries and they are the Atlantica, Deep Jungle, Destiny Islands. Atlantica has a big ocean with land covered with grass and a bit of tree engulfing it. So Atlantica’s natural resources are seaweed, sea animals (eels, octopus, fish, whales, clams, crabs, oysters, lobsters, ect.) pearls, seashells, wood and coral. Deep Jungle ‘s geography is a jungle. Deep Jungle’s natural resources are fruits, wood, fish, animals (monkeys, jaguars, parrots, ect.), and freshwater. Destiny Islands is an island, with forests, rivers and a waterfall. Destiny Islands’ natural resources are wood, freshwater, animals (birds, otters, fish, eels, clams, oysters, clams, ect.) and clay. Because Atlantica is really just a ocean with a bit of land surrounding it, it doesn’t have a big amount of wood unlike Deep Jungle and Destiny Islands. On the other hand, Atlantica has a large amount of seaweed, fish, sea animals, seashells, coral and a small amount of pearls. Atlantica has a big amount of that, because of its geography, which is an ocean. Deep Jungle doesn’t have any pearls, coral, seaweed because its geography isn’t a ocean. So the amount of what natural resources each nation gets, depend on the geography. Now, if each nation has the same geography, that’s a different story. But in this case and in the real world, each nation has a different geography so natural resources are distributed unevenly.

Wait, why are you doing this again?

Lol, adding fantasy game info into school work, I would've never thought of doing that nor would I ever try to do that lol.

LOL!
but kevin ure smart. why dnt u do ure HW like that? i mean i cnt cuz i mean im realllllly stupid

i just did it, b/c i need to use world with countries as examples. i didn't want to use the real world so i first thought i would make up a world but then i thought it would be too complicated so i just used kingdom hearts. in my other paragraph, i made sora king of destiny islands. first i was going to use axel to make abi happy but then i changed my mind. oh and my teacher, mr. shemer is the king of atlantica. yep, it's weird but i don't care.

i would never write my teacher the ruler of an awesome place!!! *horrified* i mean mr.bland is the ruler of his classroom, cuz hes a loser for a teacher, and his classroom is always so hot!