We had to write a biography for NOSB nats, so…
Audrey Huang is a freshman at Mission San Jose High School who especially takes pleasure in eating tomatoes. She enjoys spontaneously breaking into dance to the beat of Justin Bieber’s amazing music in class. While this is her first year in NOSB, she has already discovered that the water in our ocean basins comes not from Kyogre but actually from Groudon’s inadvertent flatulation. Audrey’s favorite marine animal would be the Wooper she secretly grows in her toilet, but she now fawns over pictures of Scotoplanes or Ambystoma mexicanum, realizing that she might as well become infatuated with something that actually exists. Audrey is a Science Bowler, eCyberMissioner, sometimes-Quiz Bowler, and “expert” time traveller when not recounting her Yu-Gi-Oh cards or polishing her plastic Pokeball. In the future she has no idea what she wants to study, but her dream has always been to become a member of Team Rocket. Audrey sometimes wishes that she were a barreleye fish, with the insight to see everything around her (including out of the top of her head).
Yeah, too bad there was a 75 word limit. The above was at least 170. The new version? Oh, come on…
Audrey Huang is a freshman who enjoys rocking to Justin Bieber’s amazing voice. She has recently discovered that our oceans don’t actually come from Kyogre, even as a NOSB newbie, and fawns over Scotoplanes. In the future she would love to join Team Rocket. Often wishing for a life as a barreleye fish, she would love to have the insight to see everything around her (including out of the top of her head).
Don’t reign in your inner muse… or troll, I guess.
Note: Brian Tsui would like to be recognized here for his never-ending flashing, whoring, etc. and whatever inspiration he may have offered with his boxers.
This morning, at 11:59 AM, I received news of the death of a close friend. I saw him every day, laughed with him every day, and admired his glowing healthiness every day.
And now, on this 23rd of January, 2010, Bentley James is dead. He was a great friend, so handsome, and helpful at all times. I loved Bentley, and I will make sure no one forgets his memory.
I think everyone has noticed by now that it’s 2010, unfortunately. Or fortunately. Unlike my clever peers and their gmail stats, I have no expectations whatsoever for the rest of humanity in the coming new year and apparently that’s the most optimistic standpoint of all.
The time moves on, yet my beloved Edwaaart still won’t consent to turn me into a vampire. I’d love to drink macrophages, water, clotting factors, urea, glucose, various minerals and ions, basophils, neutrophils, NK cells, eosinophils, monocytes, cytoplasmic fragments, fibrinogen, prothrombin, and all of the fats and wastes carried in blood. If I were Bella, I would seriously just run into Harry Clearwater’s arms and get some of that boss fish fry.
According to Gregory and a bunch of other crackpots and douchelords, today is a new day, and it’s the first day of a new year. Actually, it was a bit anticlimatic. The Chinese are waiting. They are waiting, and their celebrations pwn yours. Not only do they have a mixture of potassium nitrate, sulfur, and charcoal, but they also have eggrolls.
Basically in the past year I have no opinion whatsoever of myself except for the usual AHAHAHAHAHHAA bow down.
I clearly recall joining a Twilight google group right after the movie came out and trolling everyone into oblivion. I trolled on my gmail stats. I trolled on Facebook. I trolled on blogs. I trolled on youtube. I went on SlashNET during ungodly hours and trolled. I trolled in school. Basically I trolled.
I also wrote too many Ws, Xs, Ys, and Zs and read way too much textbook. BSing in school isn’t even interesting anymore because all of you are masters at it and it’s a normal skill.
I learned to jack stuff in the middle of the night.
But we also got a lot done. And I think that that shit is really important, including the normal AC stuff and especially sebqueb and the sebqueb archives. Hoorah.
The first dickkick of the year is inserted below.
XOXO
Audrey <3
Teachers everywhere are rejoicing the opening of the Helliday season, beginning with Veteran’s Day, that introduces long weeks of student hibernation with angsty Chinese parents, PMSing siblings, paper-wrapped BS, and large, flammable gymnosperms unable to bear antheridia and archegonia. Not to mention the possible national bird, the turkey, which no Asian has ever eaten/cooked voluntarily.
So in the fervor of this Helliday season, I’ve decided to honor the veneer of goodwill, love, and the fake date of OUR LORD FATHER IN HEAVEN’s birth [according to Bobbert Langdon, anyways].
This prose-y composition is indeed by Audrey Huang and symbolizes the glowing ember of kindness she holds deeeeeeep [trust me, deeper than the Mariana Trench and any bull crevice you'll ever find, outside of ]…
Oh, and while you’re at it, check out www.sciencebowlquizbowl.wordpress.com . It’s the n-days anniversary.
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE [gags]
Our love is more infolded than the inner mitochondrial membrane,
More convoluted than the cerebral cortex,
More fragile than the arachnoid layer.
It shines brighter than quasars,
Stronger than Chuck Norris,
And stickier than Rick Astley.
It’s warmer than the Sheep,
Harder than Rickstests [which ain’t sayin’ much}
And more jagged than Harry Potter’s nose hairs.
It speaks more wordlessly than superstrings
Bends time more than M-theory
And is more mysterious than Sacsayhuaman.
Our chemistry is so much more than what the common ion effect predicts
With more protons than H2SO4
And more electronegativity than fluorine.
The tides give in
Nemesis flies off into space
And Balboa collapses
We’re closer than desmosomes,
We’re dikaryotic,
Our thoughts go through the symplast and apoplast.
Screw plant(s are evil) biology,
Physics,
And compsci.
Even BRAINPENIS CAN’T COMPARE, BECAUSE LOVE IS IN THE AIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
And now, on a special premiere of the NEW HELLIDAY SPIRIT OF THOSE NERDS THAT HAVE DECIDED TO UNDERGO PAEDOMORPHOSIS…
He makes a rainbow grace the sky in the winter, warm a cold night with his smile.Turn the summer heat to cool, rainy spring with one eyebrow and make flames fall from trees with one blink.
His heart is the pearl of glowing alabaster and his body the abalone shells around it… His eyes are fiery embers that are embraced by the cool icy shell of his granite face.
He’s not Edward Cullen and he’s not Rick Astley, but I’m irrevocably in love with him and he’s never gonna give me up or let me down.
I’m smarter and better than him, and I have more sheep than him, but I love him all the same.
I’m a cynical narcissist and he my best friend.
LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAME. You friggin’ wish. Besides, the lines don’t add up, anyways.
Happy Hellidays, guys.
The pictures are numbered across a row.
91-168: Air and Space Museum. I was paired up with Hairuo, ugh, because we both had to take pictures for 2SRP. Although I only needed one of a spaceship, and Hairuo was PMSing over all of them. You can pretty much tell when the pictures stop, right until the fuel cell car.
168: Alright! Day 4! Day 1 was doing the random stuff because we arrived early, in the Fugly Brown Van. Day 2 was doing the paid tour stuff from the DOE. Day 3, I don’t really have pictures for right now. There was one in the Argus and Mercury News. And now, Day 4, is the hydrogen fuel cell competition and Double-Elimination Rounds against Challenger and Jonas Clarke, I think. I don’t remember.
169. Alright, so we go to Chevy Chase High School for the fuel cell competition, which is basically racing. We have a few hours beforehand to tweak our design documents and car some more. But we’re well-prepared. So we spend basically the entire time doing the “paperwork” and what was necessary, hopping around spying on Alec Brewster, and playing cards. Hairuo is already officially not part of our team, since about this morning.
170. A close-up of the fuel cell.
171. Adi when he’s playing cards. It was BS. The card game, I mean. And, totally, I pwn at Heartattack. The blue sign you can partially see is an epic sign saying “Hopkins Junior High School.” It has the DOE and the Science Bowl 2009 logo on it.
172. Raghu and his mad sucking skills. And his straw-harassing. At lunch. Apparently the veggie food really sucked, and he was complaining about it. I thought it was pretty good, though. DUDE. CAUCASIANS like the DOE aren’t freakin’ cheap at all! A gigantic sandwich/wrap, soda, cookies and brownies, pasta, and fruit! OH YEAH!
173. UNBELIEVABLE! I was pissed at Raghu, but that all disappears after we race each other. EW! A HEART! Raghu is seriously funny. Even though we were all pissed at him.
174. Hairuo sleeping on Adi’s shoulder. Adi looks very pained right now.
175. Another picture for sabotage. We’re on the way to the finals.
176. Last day in D.C., really sad.
177. Outside, again, going to the Building Museum or something.
178. LOL. WE’RE EATING THE FANCY CATERING FOOD AFTER THE COMPETITION THAT WE WON! YEEEEEEES!!!!!!! Note Paul Ricks, sitting next to Raghu, who doesn’t like his picture taken.
179-181. Raghu, having fun joking with the rest of us.
182. The bus aisle, on the way back to Dulles Airport. Curses. That arm, as you can tell by its characteristics, is Ricks’s arm.
183. Outside. Oh, yeah, Raghu and I were playing a game in the Big Brown Car. We were waving at people in the cars, to see their reaction. 99% of the time, no reaction. 1% Asians ignore us and get freaky looks on their faces.
184. RICKS IS SLEEPING! PRICELESS PICTURE!
185. Adi, we’re playing cards again. But thanks for the picture, where you don’t have a deadpan look on your face or that weird freaked-out smile.
186. Go Fish! Adi is failing, phailing, we can all tell.
187. CARDS!
188. CARDS!
189. Raghu is making a Twilight film on his mom’s cell phone. With him as Bella and Ricks as Edward. By the way, Ricks is sleeping. So, really, it was FREAKIN’ FUNNY. Raghu: Oh, EDWARD! I LOVE YOU! YOU’RE THE MOST HANDSOME AND BEAUTIFUL PERSON I’VE EVER MET! Ricks: -snore-
You know how elementary teachers always had thoes WIP [Work in Progress] folders? Anyways, here are some pictures of us, working on our hydrogen fuel cell. It is aptly named the RicksRoller.
“Give me the thing, Raghu.”
“What, what? No!”
“Give me the effing thing, Raghu.”
“What, noooooo!”
“Just. Give. It. NOW.”
“-giggles-”
“Now.”
“Hey, baby…”


“*giggles*These black tendril thingies are closing in on me! Ah ha ha ha!” As you can see, Raghu has his pedo smile on.
This is Raghu posing with the car.
*muttering out of the corner of mouth*
“I hate you.”
“I hate you.”
“No, I hate you more.”
“I hate you the most.”
“Your mom hates you the most.”
“Your fifty-six dads and one mom hate you the most.”
“Oh, yeah? Your–”
“You’re MNMIN’S PLACENTA HATES YOU THE MOST! AHAHAHHAHAHA!” I won. Pwnage.
Margie and Raghu: Rock, Paper, Scissors… DANG IT!
Me: Hn.
Them: Urgh…
Me: Ugh…
Adi: I’m drawing the water through the fuel cell.
Hairuo: I’m just posing for the sake of the picture, but I’m not actually doing anything.
Adi and Hairuo: Let’s play Barbie models!
Adi: I’ll be Ken, and you can be Barbie!
Me: Raghu, don’t do anything stupid.
Raghu: Your mom…
Me: Is stupid.
Wonderful, right?
Those are the pictures we have of our team at work. You know, when we started out as a team, the final positions, we really despised each other. Raghu and I were constantly at each other’s throats, and it wasn’t like anyone else really supported him either. Me and Adi and Hairuo were the most experienced, but Raghu had also done Science Bowl last year. Everything was basically just askew in the beginning, much to my regret. But, later, in D.C., everything just kind of sewed itself up as we were competing. It sort of knitted us together. Our team this year was really good, and I wish that it could’ve lasted as long as our memories will.
Ha, Raghu… Let’s go bother Ricks about the Ti-nspires again tomorrow. He said that the labs came, but not our nspires. The DOE PROBABLY SEND IT TO SAINT ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
Here are the songs particular to Science Bowl:
The MEAL CARD Song
WE WANT! OUR MEAL CARDS! NOW!
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School
[to the tune of John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmitz or whatever]
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School
Small brains, big <censored>, too
Their cars go really fast
They buzz in really slow
And that’s Saint Andrew’s Episcopal School
La la la la la la la la
Challenger
[Sing to the Barney song]
Challenger, Sunnyvale
They really pwn Newark School
With a great EQ and handshakes one and all,
Challenger Newark really sucks
Really, our whole team made it up. It’s sort of a rallying cry thing. It’s really great when all of us sing it. Sorry, did I say all? I meant Me and raghu. And Margaret, most of the time.
I totally regret having Olson as a first period teacher. I had Ricks before the first schedule change of the year, but then my schedule changed to Olson.
So you might know that Olson is a PE teacher. Just use your imagination, and read between the lines or something. Therefore, it’s not such a great thing if all of your choices online had to deal with the sciences.
Yeah, so. Basically, “Career Day” really sucked for me after the computer messed up.
I had a DJ/Karaoke Person, Bonaccorsi for middle school science teacher, a banker, then an artist. Seriously. I haven’t even considered any of these to be career choices. So, yeah. Today was totally boring.
But what was most interesting was the banker. Besides having an awesome accent, he also began his “talk” with “I Have a Dream,” by Martin Luther King Junior. He forgot to say that the truths were self-evident and said that they were correct, instead. So I respect that.
I really dislike teasing accents and stuff, so I tried not to laugh. Really. But it just sort of burst out of me. Sorry, Mr. Khan.
But the worst part was when he was talking about communication.
He said, “Does anyone know about Science Bowl?” A few of us raised our hands, and Mr. Khan needed to ask how. And therefore the topic of Washington D.C. and the awesomesauce Nationals came up. Then, all hell broke out.
Mr. Khan magically conjured up a newspaper of “The Argus” and decided that he just had to show the world Ricks’s quote.
“This select group of students show remarkable intelligence and must withstand the oral pressure.”
And, yes, I did laugh at that, just like the rest of the class. But the WORST part was when Mr. Khan asked if I was the person sitting closest to the camera. And I said yes.
He said… “That’s so beautiful.” Also, he did the pedo smile that even rival’s Raghu’s. Seriously. For an entire hour afterwards Leah and Jennifer and Annie and Sahitya kept on quoting that. And ANNOYING ME. If I hate the word “cute”, don’t you think that “beautiful” is SO much worse?!
Especially since Leah said that he said “YOU’RE so beautiful.” Sometimes being in denial really helps my life. Either that, or Leah is one big fat liar. I will resign myself to believing the latter.
-stabstabstab-
Mentioning the “I Have A Dream” prelude, again, after quoting some of Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech, this is what Mr. Khan said in his awesome accent:
“Some people have big dreams, and some people have little dreams. When I was in sixth grade, I had a dream. I had a dream to be a banker.”
Needless to say, many of our faces were abnormally red.
I still curse the day that I did not have Rodriguez or Ricks for first period. Curses.