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May 30th, 2008 | 112 Entries

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  1. this is not the stan­dard issue test. this is so unstan­dard­ized that peo­ple worry about whether or not its becom­ing so stan­dard­ized that it is a stan­dard­ized test. ya know?

    By kate on 05.31.2008

  2. stan­dard­iza­tion of lot of prac­tises makes the life eas­ier. It cre­ates aprocess and solves lot of unseen issues and resolves the com­mon issues. Stan­dard prac­tices are part of each and ever orga­ni­za­tion and com­pany and are inte­gral part of the suc­cess­ful teams. Stan­dards should be fol­lowed to avoid any issue.

    By gaurav on 05.31.2008

  3. the stan­dards are extreme. the ini­ti­a­tion is dif­fi­cult. but we had to get in. we had to know, to see, to feel like a part of some­thing. not the wrecked holes we were, but part of the mag­nif­i­cent whole. to belong. to have the empty spots in our chest fill up.

    By ash on 05.31.2008

  4. test­ing is going on in schools right now. Why? It’s sued to deter­mine cur­ricu­lum so schools can past next year’s tests. Huh? No won­der no one in SC can read, write, or speak Eng­lish. We got no stan­dard standards!

    By Tanya on 05.31.2008

  5. i looked down at my hand. Kings. shit, this is going to end badly. There was only one guy at the table who could hurt me and he was in the big blind. I raised. He re-raised. I raised again and he jammed. I had to call. He had Aces.

    Stan­dard.

    By Kajagugu on 05.31.2008

  6. always stan­dard. never the great­est. never the best. never bet­ter. some­times worse. always standard.

    By nicole on 05.31.2008

  7. I’m scared of stan­dards, and they are everywhere.

    By x3b on 05.31.2008

  8. There are stan­dards in our cul­ture and I am think­ing right now but I’m not sup­posed to be. Sorry. I don’t like stan­dards set upon us. I want to cre­ate my own stan­dards. I have a cold and I really don’t like it. That doesn’t have any­thing to do with stan­dards. The time is run­ning out and I have noth­ing to say about the word stan­dard. Arche­types stink.

    By evelyn on 05.31.2008

  9. it’s nor­mal. Is it what every­one wants? What is the stan­dard? Really there is no stan­dard at all. It’s relative.

    By Lauren on 05.31.2008

  10. Life is bor­ing to live with­out you by my side. Please allow our lives to become spon­ta­neous and out of the norm.Dont allow our lives to be standard.

    By Vanessa Macleod on 05.31.2008

  11. The flag used in mil­i­taries lead­ing the unit in bat­tle.
    The piece by which we set the accept­able lim­its for pro­duc­tion.
    The mea­sure­ment of val­ues and morals in a fam­ily or society.

    By Velvet on 05.31.2008

  12. this is the most sim­ple thing that you could ever have. Stan­dards are like a brain­wash in the soci­ety. what made them “stan­dard” in the first place? this

    By fa on 05.31.2008