High School

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Callumfromleeds
Oh thank god my school's not mental about sports, I'd go bat crazy :lol:
Also something that's come around, according to our deputy head (Who we refer to as the overlord) facial hair is not allowed in the uniform policy... I went and researched the policy and not one mention about facial hair was in there... goatee here I come :lol:

My school is. And I love it. It also helps being at a school small enough that you don't try out, you just join.

I've loved sports my entire life. Nothing really compares to the adrenaline rush having fans cheering you on inside a packed gym. My dream, hopefully, is to play Division I college basketball.
 
Every time our football team loses, at least half the community wants to fire the coach and/or bench the starting quarterback.
 
Agreed^^^


I hope tonights game isn't like last years....we lost our own homecoming game 56-0.
 
Agreed^^^


I hope tonights game isn't like last years....we lost our own homecoming game 56-0.

We lost our homecoming game 9-6. Our team turned the ball over 4 times :ouch:Our offense only ended up having about 150 total yards :ouch: Sad thing is, our team actually outgained our opponent. :lol:
 
I've noticed this trend since the first day of school. They're these little skateboards; I call them fingerboards, but their owners are quick to correct you. They're called Tech Decks. In nearly every class, I get to hear this constant sound of plastic flying and then falling on something, and it's annoying. I can't quite blame the kids who do Tech Deck, as I've tried it, and it is addicting, though I won't let myself get into it. Apparently the teachers share my feelings as well; my TV & Film teacher stopped his tutorial of something camera-related to tell the kid in the front to hold the damn Tech Deck for one second so he could talk. :dunce:

Apparently these Tech Decks are quite expensive as well; one kid insisted he paid $130 total for his, another said he just bought new wheels for $20. :crazy:

All the time at my school. Or they'll do it with their rulers and pencils if they don't have one with them. Yesterday in Maths we had a supply so we were all sat with our friends, then I got my ruler and started flipping it off the edge of the desk so it flew to the other side of the table, and then saying, "ERMAHGERD, I'VE GOT DOPE SKILLZ MAN!" and basically mocking all the guys with Tech Decks :lol:.

Whenever they do get their Tech Decks out, they usually look like this.

Today I finally finished my English essay, although I had to come back at lunch to finish off the last paragraph and the conclusion. It was either that or come back after school to finish it :scared:. I had a History essay on Wednesday, I got carried away in that one too and had to write a conclusion halfway through a paragraph. I asked if I could come back to finish it but my teacher wouldn't let me go unless I wrote a conclusion, so then I was late to Maths o.O.

Me and my friends have started a new meme. Near the end of English, the class somehow got on to the topic of Minecraft, and my teacher was telling us how one of his students said that he couldn't complete his coursework because he was playing Minecraft... *facepalm*. Then one of the popular guys, who has an obsession with rugby, said "Don't play Minecraft, play rugby instead!" Well, he bellowed it rather than said it. So now, me and my friends always say, "Don't ______, play rugby instead!"
 
My schools In Joke is that we constantly speak lyrics to each other, I go up to people and just ask "How cold is it in the D?"
 
Whenever they do get their Tech Decks out, they usually look like .


That pretty much sums up the Tech-Deckers at my school perfectly.

"Can you do any tricks with that finger board?"
"It's a Tech Deck. And yeah, watch this."
"I'm not seeing anything."
"Just hold on a sec...almost...almost, swear I did it last night."
"Come on."
"Yeah...wait...almost...did you see that?"
"What? No, I got distracted."

:p
 
Today was so easy, got a class that requires computers this morning, nobody could get onto the network (Where our files are stored).. So the teacher just let us watch womens volleyball. Then my spare block was in the afternoon, so basically all I did today was just sit around for 2 hours talking to my friends and then go home afterwards. :lol:
 
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Today was awesome. Pride day so all our classes were an hour long, the pride assembly was fun, screamed my lungs out. Then in the parking lot I yelled WOLOLOLOL BIT**. Now I'm on GT5
 
It's ok, they suck anyway. I think they've only won twice in 3 years.

Big bummer there. I can't really complain about our football team. We won 41-0 tonight. That puts our record to 5-2. Our team has the number 1 defense in our state classification.
 
How is not winning the homecoming game such a big deal? If you get blown out that badly your team probably didn't have a chance in the first place.

How it is supposed to be is that you schedule homecoming on a night when you are playing a team that quite frankly sucks, that is, unless you have the worst team.
 
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Well I ended up just not going to the game at all. I'm happier with what I did. I listened to lots of metal with friends and had a nice fire with about 10 people. It was so relaxing.
 
Me and my friends have started a new meme. Near the end of English, the class somehow got on to the topic of Minecraft, and my teacher was telling us how one of his students said that he couldn't complete his coursework because he was playing Minecraft... *facepalm*. Then one of the popular guys, who has an obsession with rugby, said "Don't play Minecraft, play rugby instead!" Well, he bellowed it rather than said it. So now, me and my friends always say, "Don't ______, play rugby instead!"
My group of friends made one, well it's sort of a meme, it's 'Cool story bro, needs more duck stickers'.
Basically my friend had made a level on LBP2 and my other friend was checking it out, then he covered it in duck stickers and my friend got really pissed off. He finds it funny now but that's where the legend of the duck stickers came from :lol:
 
Is it sad that my school's athletics suck so bad that homecoming is a Girl's Soccer game :lol:
 
We scheduled the best team in our area for homecoming. I'm wondering why we didn't schedule a team that has 15 people playing on it :lol: That's what I would do.
 
So today I finally decided to tell (off) my parents about this weird depressed feeling I get sometimes. Firstly, I would like to remind you that I'm from a Middle Eastern family, so you all don't go O.O.

So for a few years, I've had periodic depressed moments (not actually depressed) from social issues. Since I've been a kid, my rents have been shoving the idea of 95%+ grades down my throat, and that's really hindered my social life. For a few years now, I rarely (once in a few months) get to hang out with friends, making me the weird but sort-of popular kid at school. In fact, it eventally made me kinda scared to ask my parents for permission to go hang out with buddies. This brought my social expectations pretty down and was used by people as a tool, and they falsely and temporarily gave me the "popular" feeling by asking homework and study questions. So, once I realized this, I had occasional depressed moments, looking at everyone else's social life, with them hanging out with friends while I was still being yelled at for bringing home high 80s, low 90s average (I suck at taking tests... making silly mistakes are the only reason why I'm not getting 100%), and being forced to study. I also turned into a bit of a jerk, because I hated the fact that people were using me (My blood boils whenever I hear the meaningless phrase "You're the best", as that's what people told me, and then treated me like 🤬) Currently, I have friends (and a GF) at school, but rarely have the chance to be with them outside of school.

3 years after, today I finally had it. I was (and still am) in a sad mood, and I went downstairs and yelled at them because of this.

The response?

"Bring home a 95% average and you can do whatever you want"

:guilty:

Now here comes the question:

What's more important. A decent social life outside of school with decent grades or no social life outside of school with great grades?
 
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NissanSkylineN1
Now here comes the question:

What's more important. A decent social life outside of school with decent grades or no social life outside of school with great grades?

You'll likely thank them later on. They probobly understand you won't get those grades in college, so once you get there, I would expand my social life, but still study hard enough to get good grades.
 
What's more important. A decent social life outside of school with decent grades or no social life outside of school with great grades?

Define decent grades :lol:

I would honestly wait until college to have a big social life because you have been with the same people who have taken advantage of you for years. It's hard to change an impression after you have been "that smart kid" for years.
 
Decent is what I'm getting currently. Great is what gets me into good universities (95%) and above.
 
Decent is what I'm getting currently. Great is what gets me into good universities (95%) and above.

Are you trying to get into an Ivy league school? I make low to mid A's, and I might get a full scholarship to Auburn University.
 
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