Winners never lose so how dare you confuse us, They quote what I spit like Confucius. He say, She say rumors all day, The rap game is high school and life's a hallway. Like what click you in, the Beamer or the Benz, The Bentley or the Lambo, Like here we going again. Don't sit at my table VIP I got this, You ain't poppin champagne after every game then don't pop shit. Homecoming queen, with my picture in her locket, But I know what's up with her hands in my pockets.
Sometimes I even go to the Fun Parks and ride in the jet cats when they race on the edge of town at midnight and the police don’t care as long as they’re insured. As long as everyone has ten thousand insurance everyone’s happy. Sometimes I sneak Page 2 around and listen in subways. Or I listen at soda fountains” (30-31). Clarisse teaches Montag to look around him and look at the people for who they really are.
I never caught a break. I contemplated suicide many times. I would have been completely fine with taking my own life, but how selfish would that have been of me? My family is the most important thing in the world to me, and I would never put them through something like that. I tolerated the bulling every day until one day, in my senior year, Dick didn't show up to school for a whole week.
I love all the shows they put and the dinners are great. I have never had much luck with the casinos but I still enjoy going. One casino was in a hotel and even had a great night club that we attended that night it was very down to earth and very friendly atmosphere. I will do this many years to come or at least till I finish school to open my own daycare center then I will have time to myself and really find out where my favorite
It says on pg. 20-21, (Scout as the narrator) “Miss Caroline and I had conferred twice already….You’re shamin him Miss Caroline. Walter hasn’t got a quarter at home to bring you, and you can’t use any stovewood.”Just recently their teacher Ms. Caroline has just asked the class who brought lunch, and if they had to put it on the table. All the kids seemed to have lunch except the one kid Walter Cunningham. Ms. Caroline asked him what’s wrong and eventually he mumbled that he doesn’t have lunch.
We still have drag races and hot rods. Girls and boys still have the double standard but we get to do whatever we want with our lives, not what the tradition is. Girls can go into any career boys can get into and we have the same rights anyone else has. It’s uncommon to have family dinners like they used to in the 50s because everyone has their own things going on. Vacations nowadays a very different from the 50s.
Metaphor You could write an essay about what Ray Bradbury is saying about mob mentality in "All Summer and a Day". "All Summer in a Day" shows Margot, the quiet, invisible outcast of the class, being singled out by the rest of her classmates, after telling everyone the sun would come out. The sun never comes out on Venus, making this an extraordinary deal. The deal was too much for the class, and the students display a term called "mob mentality." Mob mentality is, unfortunately, very common
You don’t have to know every single thing I do everyday. Judy: But it’s already late. Lud: I don’t care. (Walks out of the scene) Scene 3: Lud comes home late and drunk Judy: Oh Lud, you’re late. It’s already 12 midnight.
The afternoon is filled with drunken behavior and ends ominously with Myrtle and Tom fighting over Daisy, his wife. Drunkenness turns to rage and Tom, in one deft movement, breaks Myrtle's nose. Following the description of this incident, Nick turns his attention to his mysterious neighbor, who hosts weekly parties for the rich and fashionable. Upon Gatsby's invitation (which is noteworthy because rarely is anyone ever invited to Gatsby's parties — they just show up, knowing they will not be turned away), Nick attends one of the extravagant
All the things he can do is "…got her leather smoothed and her goodies into a bag” ( Updike, P135 ) For him, life in the A&P store is boring and also vulgar. “It’s not as if we’re on the Cape; we’re north of Boston and there’s people in this town haven’t see the ocean for twenty years.” The ocean here represents the interesting life for Sammy. He is not satisfied until the girls show up. When he saw the Queenie his desire starts to work. When the Queenie takes out the money “out of the hollow at the center of her nibbled pink top” (Updike, P136) Sammy thinks it is cute but actually, it is a kind of rude to not wear like that in the store.