Valedictorian
San Joaquin College of Law, class of 2008. Valedictorian.
It’s me. I got the call today. I have to write a speech.
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San Joaquin College of Law, class of 2008. Valedictorian.
It’s me. I got the call today. I have to write a speech.
Wow! Great! But I have to say I am not surprised. Keep it up!
Dad
Congrats! Now’s your chance to insert pro-atheist dogma into your speech, thus making the captive, unsuspecting audience think that your college approves of such actions! I’ll send you five bucks if you do it and get on Fox News. :p
That’s fantastic! Congratulations. I’ll be sure to bring my camera which has video on it to record the moment!
Congratulations.
Surely you’re not surprised. Congratulations.
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