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*** In short, Cher seems to be a peculaiar case of BrilliantButLazy. Also true regarding her emotional intellect, BTW.
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*** In short, Cher seems to be a peculaiar peculiar case of BrilliantButLazy. Also true regarding her emotional intellect, BTW.
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*** In short, Cher seems to be a peculaiar case of CouldBeBrilliantIfSheWereNotSoLazy. Also true regarding her emotional intellect, BTW.
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*** In short, Cher seems to be a peculaiar case of CouldBeBrilliantIfSheWereNotSoLazy.BrilliantButLazy. Also true regarding her emotional intellect, BTW.
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*** In short, Cher seems to be a peculaiar case of CouldBeBrilliantIfSheWereNotSoLazy. Also true regarding her emotional intellect, BTW.
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** The same basically goes for her "original oral": Cher had a good argument in the making, she was just too lazy to properly elaborate on it.
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** The same basically goes for her "original oral": Cher had a good argument in the making, she was just too lazy to properly elaborate on it.it.
* Why would two high school teachers invite half a dozen students to their small wedding? Because at some point, Ms. Geist and Mr. Hall realized Cher and Dionne set them up and thus decided to invite them and Tai (with plus-ones) as a thank-you for helping them become so happy.
* Why would two high school teachers invite half a dozen students to their small wedding? Because at some point, Ms. Geist and Mr. Hall realized Cher and Dionne set them up and thus decided to invite them and Tai (with plus-ones) as a thank-you for helping them become so happy.
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** The same basically goes for her "original oral": Cher had a good argument in the making, she just was lazy to elaborate on it.
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** The same basically goes for her "original oral": Cher had a good argument in the making, she was just was too lazy to properly elaborate on it.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject, for a high-school debate class at least. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject, for a high-school debate class at least. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.herself.
** The same basically goes for her "original oral": Cher had a good argument in the making, she just was lazy to elaborate on it.
** The same basically goes for her "original oral": Cher had a good argument in the making, she just was lazy to elaborate on it.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject, for a high-school debate class at least. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16; we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (not so bad) but he could be (and probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his stepson's life (also few 18-year-olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax has a college student in his mid-20s making out with his 16-year-old stepsister. Her father has absolutely no issue with this, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
** Ex-stepsister. It's weird but not as bad as if they were still stepsiblings.
** You'd be surprised how many 18-19 year olds can be YoungerThanTheyLook.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, since neither Cher nor her father speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is both the official language of El Salvador and the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she is absolutely correct about the point that sparks the incident in the first place - there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
** The reason Lucy is offended is because Cher says "I don't speak Mexican", further showing just how ignorant she is. Cher had a good point that Lucy could communicate better with him, but she phrased it the wrong way that made her sound like an airhead.
* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16; we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (not so bad) but he could be (and probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his stepson's life (also few 18-year-olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax has a college student in his mid-20s making out with his 16-year-old stepsister. Her father has absolutely no issue with this, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
** Ex-stepsister. It's weird but not as bad as if they were still stepsiblings.
** You'd be surprised how many 18-19 year olds can be YoungerThanTheyLook.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, since neither Cher nor her father speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is both the official language of El Salvador and the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she is absolutely correct about the point that sparks the incident in the first place - there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
** The reason Lucy is offended is because Cher says "I don't speak Mexican", further showing just how ignorant she is. Cher had a good point that Lucy could communicate better with him, but she phrased it the wrong way that made her sound like an airhead.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject, for a high-school debate class at least. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16; we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (not so bad) but he could be (and probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his stepson's life (also few 18-year-olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax has a college student in his mid-20s making out with his 16-year-old stepsister. Her father has absolutely no issue with this, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
** Ex-stepsister. It's weird but not as bad as if they were still stepsiblings.
** You'd be surprised how many 18-19 year olds can be YoungerThanTheyLook.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, since neither Cher nor her father speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is both the official language of El Salvador and the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she is absolutely correct about the point that sparks the incident in the first place - there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
** The reason Lucy is offended is because Cher says "I don't speak Mexican", further showing just how ignorant she is. Cher had a good point that Lucy could communicate better with him, but she phrased it the wrong way that made her sound like an airhead.herself.
* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16; we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (not so bad) but he could be (and probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his stepson's life (also few 18-year-olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax has a college student in his mid-20s making out with his 16-year-old stepsister. Her father has absolutely no issue with this, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
** Ex-stepsister. It's weird but not as bad as if they were still stepsiblings.
** You'd be surprised how many 18-19 year olds can be YoungerThanTheyLook.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, since neither Cher nor her father speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is both the official language of El Salvador and the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she is absolutely correct about the point that sparks the incident in the first place - there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
** The reason Lucy is offended is because Cher says "I don't speak Mexican", further showing just how ignorant she is. Cher had a good point that Lucy could communicate better with him, but she phrased it the wrong way that made her sound like an airhead.
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* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, since neither Cher nor her father speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is both the official language of El Salvador and the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she is absolutely correct about the point that sparks the incident in the first place - there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
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* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, since neither Cher nor her father speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is both the official language of El Salvador and the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she is absolutely correct about the point that sparks the incident in the first place - there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able
** The reason Lucy is offended is because Cher says "I don't speak Mexican", further showing just how ignorant she is. Cher had a good point that Lucy could communicate better with him, but she phrased it the wrong way that made her sound like an airhead.
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16; we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (not so bad) but he could be (and probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his stepson's life (also few 18-year-olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax the college student in his mid 20s making out with his 16-year-old stepsister. Her father has absolutely no issue with this, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16; we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (not so bad) but he could be (and probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his stepson's life (also few 18-year-olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax the has a college student in his mid 20s mid-20s making out with his 16-year-old stepsister. Her father has absolutely no issue with this, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16, we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (ok not so bad) but he could be (probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life (also few 18 year olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax the college student in his mid 20s French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister. Which the father has absolutely no issue with, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
** Ex-step sister. It's weird but not as bad if they were actual step-sisters.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, because she doesn't speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is the official language of El Salvador, as well as the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she was absolutely correct about the point that sparked the incident in the first place - and there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
** Ex-step sister. It's weird but not as bad if they were actual step-sisters.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, because she doesn't speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is the official language of El Salvador, as well as the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she was absolutely correct about the point that sparked the incident in the first place - and there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16, 16; we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (ok not (not so bad) but he could be (probably (and probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's stepson's life (also few 18 year olds 18-year-olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax the college student in his mid 20s French-kissing making out with his 16 year old (step)sister. Which the 16-year-old stepsister. Her father has absolutely no issue with, with this, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
**Ex-step sister. Ex-stepsister. It's weird but not as bad as if they were actual step-sisters.still stepsiblings.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener,because she doesn't since neither Cher nor her father speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is both the official language of El Salvador, as well as Salvador and the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she was is absolutely correct about the point that sparked sparks the incident in the first place - and there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
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* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener,
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** Ex-step sister. It's weird but not as bad if they were actual step-sisters.
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16, we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (ok not so bad) but he could be (probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life (also few 18 year olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax the college student in his mid 20s French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister. Which the father has absolutely no issue with, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher just turned 16, we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 19 (ok not so bad) but he could be (probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life (also few 18 year olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax the college student in his mid 20s French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister. Which the father has absolutely no issue with, nor do any of Cher’s friends.friends.
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, because she doesn't speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is the official language of El Salvador, as well as the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she was absolutely correct about the point that sparked the incident in the first place - and there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
* Cher gets into a fight with Lucy for assuming she's from Mexico, when she's actually from El Salvador. It's sparked because the household got a notice about tidying up the garden, and Cher wants Lucy to talk to Jose the gardener, because she doesn't speak Spanish. Lucy gets offended at the assumption she must be able to communicate with him... but ''Spanish'' is the official language of El Salvador, as well as the de facto language of Mexico. Cher may be wrong about Lucy's country of origin, but she was absolutely correct about the point that sparked the incident in the first place - and there's no reason whatsoever for Lucy to be offended about Cher assuming she speaks Spanish, because Lucy should be able to!
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher is 16, failing her driver's exam. Josh is in college, probably least 17 or 18, possibly older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life. So the movie's romantic climax is a college student French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister.
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher is just turned 16, failing we know this because she failed her driver's exam. Josh is in college, probably least 17 but his age isn’t stated. He could be 18 or 18, possibly 19 (ok not so bad) but he could be (probably is) older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life. So the life (also few 18 year olds look that old). The movie's romantic climax is a the college student in his mid 20s French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister.(step)sister. Which the father has absolutely no issue with, nor do any of Cher’s friends.
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It's more likely Josh is likely younger than 19 - he's only an undergad, and Cher says to his mum that she should "calll the dorms" to talk to him, so he stays on campus, not in his own apartment
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher is 16, failing her driver's exam. Josh is in college in his own apartment, probably least 19, possibly older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life. So the movie's romantic climax is a college student French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister.
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* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher is 16, failing her driver's exam. Josh is in college in his own apartment, college, probably least 19, 17 or 18, possibly older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life. So the movie's romantic climax is a college student French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject, for a high-school debate class at least. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject, for a high-school debate class at least. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.herself.
* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher is 16, failing her driver's exam. Josh is in college in his own apartment, probably least 19, possibly older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life. So the movie's romantic climax is a college student French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister.
* AgeGapRomance, FlirtyStepsiblings. Cher is 16, failing her driver's exam. Josh is in college in his own apartment, probably least 19, possibly older given that Mel insisted on staying in his step-son's life. So the movie's romantic climax is a college student French-kissing his 16 year old (step)sister.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject.subject, for a high-school debate class at least. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, but the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
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* Cher's CompletelyOffTopicReport on Haiti is actually the (rather crude and underdeveloped) foundations of a reasonable argument on the subject. What Cher is essentially ''trying'' to do is make a comparison between her party and the wealth of resources available to the United States; while Cher was initially frustrated at the amount of attendees who didn't RSVP, she later discovered that she did in fact have enough to accommodate them and the party was made even more fun by their presence. Similarly, the United States might have to do some 'rearranging' to accommodate refugees from Haiti, the country ultimately has more than enough resources to make available to them and their presence will ultimately have a beneficial effect on the country overall. It's an establishing of Cher's HiddenDepths: she's not unintelligent, she just doesn't apply herself.
