You haven't learned to ignore me yet, so I'll talk to you!
anonymous
March 9 2006, 06:44:54 UTC
You must be the coolest 14 year old evar. By the way.
So, you seem pretty cool, (as the above comment states,) so I'll explain my reasoning. See, today, I realized how much I dislike freshman. I know this is slightly hypocritical seeing as I was one last year, however. Today in the hall they were signing up for Desert School, (which is this thing where they go to Eastern Washington and have life changing experiences. Or something. I didn't go to it, so I'm probably slightly bitter somewhere deep inside my soul, but on the outside I'm just angry) and there was an ENORMOUS MOB OF FRESHMAN in the ridiculously tiny hallways we have in our 2000+ highschool. So. Obnoxious boy named Lucas who is obnoxious and annoying, and did I mention obnoxious? Who I was in a short little play thing with, well, he shouts at me, "Hey, it's that one girl!" And I yell in his face, "I HATE FRESHMAN."
State of things at our school: '06-Boring '07-Rehab '08-Easy (not me personally, but everyone in our grade is...well, anyway) '09-Freshman. What more can I say?
North Carolina eh? Yep, Seattle is pretty cool. It was REALLY windy and cold and rainy today. We actually had about a week where you could see the sun, but it was clear the true Seattlites were getting over-exposed. So God intervened. Or something along those lines.
I kind of hope you're not a 40+ pervert with pasty skin and no friends. I would be kind of disappointed.
Re: You haven't learned to ignore me yet, so I'll talk to you!likemythesisMarch 9 2006, 11:33:21 UTC
Ever? Hee. Thank you.
Freshman. Eh. XD; I hope I won't be an annoying one. I would atleast call someone by their name if I had worked with them in a production. However, kudos to putting that particular little bugger in his place. "That one girl"? Psh. Asshole.
It only rained once when I went to Seattle. I asked my dad, "Heey, where's the wind and rain and the cold that everyone says about Seattle?" He pointed at me and said it was because a foreigner was there, and the state wanted to convince me to live there. :D; He isn't sad about leaving Washington, nope.
I can assure you I'm not a 40 year-old. Er, I know that that probably isn't exactly convincing, but it's not like I can prove it somehow. I have pictures of myself and I talk to a couple LJers on the phone a lot, so they can vouch for my actual 14 year-old existence, or something.
So, you seem pretty cool, (as the above comment states,) so I'll explain my reasoning. See, today, I realized how much I dislike freshman. I know this is slightly hypocritical seeing as I was one last year, however. Today in the hall they were signing up for Desert School, (which is this thing where they go to Eastern Washington and have life changing experiences. Or something. I didn't go to it, so I'm probably slightly bitter somewhere deep inside my soul, but on the outside I'm just angry) and there was an ENORMOUS MOB OF FRESHMAN in the ridiculously tiny hallways we have in our 2000+ highschool. So. Obnoxious boy named Lucas who is obnoxious and annoying, and did I mention obnoxious? Who I was in a short little play thing with, well, he shouts at me, "Hey, it's that one girl!" And I yell in his face, "I HATE FRESHMAN."
State of things at our school:
'06-Boring
'07-Rehab
'08-Easy (not me personally, but everyone in our grade is...well, anyway)
'09-Freshman. What more can I say?
North Carolina eh? Yep, Seattle is pretty cool. It was REALLY windy and cold and rainy today. We actually had about a week where you could see the sun, but it was clear the true Seattlites were getting over-exposed. So God intervened. Or something along those lines.
I kind of hope you're not a 40+ pervert with pasty skin and no friends. I would be kind of disappointed.
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Freshman. Eh. XD; I hope I won't be an annoying one. I would atleast call someone by their name if I had worked with them in a production. However, kudos to putting that particular little bugger in his place. "That one girl"? Psh. Asshole.
It only rained once when I went to Seattle. I asked my dad, "Heey, where's the wind and rain and the cold that everyone says about Seattle?" He pointed at me and said it was because a foreigner was there, and the state wanted to convince me to live there. :D; He isn't sad about leaving Washington, nope.
I can assure you I'm not a 40 year-old. Er, I know that that probably isn't exactly convincing, but it's not like I can prove it somehow. I have pictures of myself and I talk to a couple LJers on the phone a lot, so they can vouch for my actual 14 year-old existence, or something.
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