<p>and not just, 'oh I'm prezzz of every club in my school!!!'
something you're sincerely proud of doing regardless of whether it is resume worthy or not.</p>
<p>Being me. That makes me proud. Considering how easy it is to conform.</p>
<p>Getting three 5’s on last year’s AP Score Report. Those were my first AP exams and I perceive the scores as one of the greatest personal achievements.</p>
<p>Getting a 100% on an essay test in AP Euro. It was a beautiful moment that never was repeated by me nor anyone else.</p>
<p>Self-studied and skipped Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Precalculus in 8th grade</p>
<p>Discovered a new mutagen while performing research at Caltech in 9th grade </p>
<p>Built a model particle accelerator out of TI-83 parts in 7th grade</p>
<p>Recreated Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 using Assembly language in 8th grade</p>
<p>Yeahh, and I’m valedictorian in a class of 2950.</p>
<p>Asking Jesus to take over my life. That was hard because I am a proud person.</p>
<p>@fireflake78 - Woah. The most I did with my TI-83 was throw it on the ground in frustration. In Algebra II.</p>
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<li>made my Dad quit smoking</li>
<li>having my environmental club expand from just one person attending (me) for a couple of weeks, into 7 people. </li>
<li>taught my little cousin how to read</li>
<li>my grammar improved also. I used to talk like this, “This is mines” or “Did he came?”</li>
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<p>^ Oh, I made my grandpa quit smoking. I’m proud of that, too.</p>
<p>Taking 10 AP tests.</p>
<p>Holding myself together.</p>
<p>Composing and mixing my first song 
It sucked, but it’s still awesome to me (and my parents of course. But they have to love it :D). Getting into Calculus next year even though I suck at math was pretty cool too. I worked really hard to be able to skip pre-calc.</p>
<p>Convincing counselor in 6th grade that I could handle Algebra I in 7th despite test scores.</p>
<p>getting laid.</p>
<p>Not really but still…</p>
<p>1.Selfing 2 AP tests as a sophomore which I will probably get 5’s on (knock on wood.)
2.Hitting 2 inside-the-park homeruns in little league (it was pretty cool).
3.Bench pressing 150 lbs. as a freshman in high school while weighing only 120</p>
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<p>Fireflake is clearly being facetious</p>
<p>being myself and not being a victim of conformity</p>
<p>still being alive among a world of dead people</p>
<p>lol @ Fireflake ■■■■. making a particle accelerator out of a calculator? Not possible.</p>
<p>^As opposed to programming COD in Assembly?</p>
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That</p>
<p>Being me, and having faith at myself.</p>