spent too long on this project. not proud of it, but at least i spent time on it.
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All this time, I had been a patriot. I am Arthur Watt.
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After all of the revolution, a lot of stuff has changed, like not having to follow a religion after the first amendment. land expansion was made possible after the Appacalacion Mt. and the Proclamation of 1763.and However, there are things that didn’t change, like slavery. Cotton farms were booming in the south, so slavery was very important for them. Rich people were still in charge, as landowners were the ones that could vote.
The book Fatal Fever by Gail Jarrow describes how typhoid be a very dangerous disease. The story took place in New York of 1903, when Soper had just gotten the case with Mary Mallon. Mary Mallon was a potential carrier of typhoid, but Mary didn’t believe it, so Soper (and potentially Baker) asked her to come with him to do some testing. When Mary was dragged to the testing island, she was isolated in a hut and was constantly tested on. Since the scientists took away Mary’s freedom, she decided to write a court case and won. She was later locked up again because she started to spread typhoid again by being a cook. Reading this book, I thought of Human Rights as a social issue because I feel like it is very unfair to Mary because her freedom was taken away, along with her job and a large sum of her pay.
In the page of notes below, you can see an example of a very subtle argument for the health department: The Health Department should continue to do what they need to do to keep people safe.
Earlier in the book, i found out that Typhoid can be very dangerous because it is deadly and very contagious. It had infected many people in a few months.
When I later read the book, I found that the health department was very unfair with their people, as Mary Mallon, a Typhoid carrier, was locked up on North Brother Island, and had tests done on without her consent.
Thanks for reading this post and i hope it doesn’t take a lot of time to read.
The found poem above was taken from page 6 of “Button Button” by Richard Matheson. It shows the character vs. character conflict with Norma and her husband. It mostly shows how the husband and wife were fighting over if they should click the button or not. While Norma wanted to open the box while her husband doesn’t want to.
This is my (and Arthur’s) cardboard arcade that we had: 
- my biggest success was when the new challenges were announced to our game, and the game was very sturdy .
- my biggest obstacle(s) was when everything was not sticking together and no one was play.
- one thing i would like to change was to make it taller, because it was short, which makes it not enough power in it, and the maze could be a bit longer and wider.
Hi guys! This is a meme kind of song and I hope you guys enjoy it. This is a FNAF6 song so it might be a little bit creepy to some people, but I hope you guys enjoy!
This song is sung by my favorite Youtuber Dawko, and he loves FNAF, so he and another creator made this video.
P.S. Please sub to me on YouTube (It’s Killingspree802, and you can sub if you want)
It’s almost Christmas! This is a video of Beacon of hope by DaGames and I was thinking of celebrating the Christmas with this song, and this is just the type of music and video I was thinking about. Sorry for short description. Bye!
Hey guys! Thanks for your patience, and this is the third video! I know you guys all like the original Hot Food meme, so I decided to send you guys the FNAF version of Hot Food!
This version of hot food might need a pretty loud sound for it to play because the words isn’t very clear and is pretty song like, so it’s pretty much unclear, but I just like it because of how they do the sounds and animations. Hope you guys enjoyed it!
Also, it’s almost like the original film, which I will be posting next week. Bye!
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