RockyTop572
Speaker of truth.
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I'm bored and sick of working on my paper. As my roommate says to me when he's bored, "tell me a story, one that is true".
I'll go with the time in high school I got caught cheating 4 times on the same quiz to kick things off. Literally...4. And my idiot teacher still gave me a 100 on it.
I also spent two spring breaks in Nicaragua doing service work and each one my lack of Spanish led to pretty good stories. The first time I went I knew literally zero Spanish and someone told me the word for bear was "oso" so every time it was time for a meal and I went through the line I would ask the ladies serving us if the food was "oso" and they would just look at me like I was crazy. I often would choose not to eat dinner after asking them as a joke. I later found out that they thought I really did regularly eat bear. We also were asked to get up and tell something about where we are from in Spanish and my sentence was "where I come from there are many bears".
The second story is much shorter but then when I went back the next year I thought I knew how to say "I don't understand"...but apparently I was using the wrong tense and walking around telling Nicaraguans that "you don't understand". I'm not sure if I'm allowed back in Nicaragua...
I'll go with the time in high school I got caught cheating 4 times on the same quiz to kick things off. Literally...4. And my idiot teacher still gave me a 100 on it.
I also spent two spring breaks in Nicaragua doing service work and each one my lack of Spanish led to pretty good stories. The first time I went I knew literally zero Spanish and someone told me the word for bear was "oso" so every time it was time for a meal and I went through the line I would ask the ladies serving us if the food was "oso" and they would just look at me like I was crazy. I often would choose not to eat dinner after asking them as a joke. I later found out that they thought I really did regularly eat bear. We also were asked to get up and tell something about where we are from in Spanish and my sentence was "where I come from there are many bears".
The second story is much shorter but then when I went back the next year I thought I knew how to say "I don't understand"...but apparently I was using the wrong tense and walking around telling Nicaraguans that "you don't understand". I'm not sure if I'm allowed back in Nicaragua...
