Greg Said:

Do you think I was a bad group member?

We Answered:

Hmmm, actually, you were too GOOD, if you know what I mean. Well, more like too NICE. You did the entire job for a liar and two potato sacks (i.e. lazy, careless dudes), and they got a grade because of you.

Tsk, tsk. You need to have more self-respect, bro. Believe me, I know how it feels like to be used and then stomped over and backstabbed. I've done this mistake before.

But once, a few years ago, I had this huge project for a university course. We were 6 members (too many if you ask me), and fortunately 5 (myself included) came to the meetings and did the work. But we had one, just like your "pal" Fred, who did nothing. Eventually, I was so fed up I almost coerced my group mates to dump her. We went with the professor and told him this girl was not contributing and we wanted her out of our group. He did, and needless to say, she didn't pass the course. Sweet outcome for me.

You know how I felt? Not guilty. Proud. Really proud, because I didn't let some lazy gal get some of the credit without doing anything. We don't need those sacks in our society. They deserve to fail and to learn they have to work to make things happen (e.g. to graduate).

Next time, brother, don't feel bad. Do what's right for you and for those who actually work, and dump those potato sacks whenever you find them.

Tommy Said:

Which system utilities is the best?

We Answered:

I've tried Advanced System Care before but somehow I didn't like it. I've tried CCleaner too. Later I found Glary Utilities and seemed to like the features that they have as it is more complete than CCleaner. One thing that is only missing in Glary Utilities is the Disk Defrag. I guess they didn't included that because there's already one built in for Windows. Nevertheless, I have installed Defraggler which, like CCleaner, is also from Piriform.

Carolyn Said:

How do I change my personality?

We Answered:

I'm still in the process from changing my personality and how I think as well.
Maybe try to push yourself into situations you wouldn't be in - the PLEASANT kinds, lol. I'm your age as well,
but my "status" in the situation is opposite, if you know what I mean, kind of outcasted, "different". I'm currently trying self-therapy to myself, writing in a journal? Watching your moods, and along the way I've changed myself quite a bit, I kept reminding myself to be a little different each day. See how it is being totally different, but still add a little feeling of yourself. I used to try and see what it would like to be something else, a bit more talkative and happy. I challenged myself for a week to laugh all the time and keep a smile. Trust me, it was definitely difficult. Try being outgoing with other people, and try to make yourself feel comfortable around people that you trust, like, etc. I hope this helped.

Louis Said:

Democrat. Republican. Hmmm. Who here, besides me, thinks the gray area is best?

We Answered:

I have been an Independent for years...
but switched to Democrat so I could vote in primary(my state was a closed election)
I want Change...sick of old ways, nothing getting done, and never thought Iraq was a good idea - Bin Laden was not there, only oil was.... I am voting and campaigning for Obama

Erik Said:

How can I be the best school captain my school ever had? ( read details )?

We Answered:

Be humble. Never let pride come in your way. Be approachable.