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I hate my fellow seniors that have started saying, "This is our last...." They're putting pressure on themselves to enjoy and make the most out of events and what not, instead of just enjoying the experience as it is, and not worrying about putting on a layer of frosting. It makes them look weak and not ready to move on to something that could quite possibly be much better than where they are now. They just don't see it. Every time I hear one of them say something like that, I just want to lash out and make them think more about the new things they are about to experience, now that this stage in life is ending. This can be such a good thing.
I hate the people at school who joke about John Lyons, aka "Hacksaw," and his "hitlist." It's not fucking funny, think of how you made him feel, and what you drove him to almost do. If he ever said anything rude to you out of nowhere, it was probably because he was projecting rudeness that someone else put out on him. If you didn't understand that he was different than everyone else, and more often than not just needed someone to talk to, then you are naive and ridiculous. Just stop laughing.
I hate the people at school who joke about John Lyons, aka "Hacksaw," and his "hitlist." It's not fucking funny, think of how you made him feel, and what you drove him to almost do. If he ever said anything rude to you out of nowhere, it was probably because he was projecting rudeness that someone else put out on him. If you didn't understand that he was different than everyone else, and more often than not just needed someone to talk to, then you are naive and ridiculous. Just stop laughing.