Yes, I alway complain my school isn't exciting enough compare to the one that can fly in the sky and get attacked by motorbikes riding tin can and you get a training centre where you can kill to your heart content.
Yes, I alway complain my school isn't exciting enough compare to the one that can fly in the sky and get attacked by motorbikes riding tin can and you get a training centre where you can kill to your heart content.
I did that at my school actually. :/
The itching sensation is a good thing.
HIGH SCHOOL WAS F'IN SWEET!
I recommend getting involved with clubs, activites or sports. Its amazing how finding the good points in something makes the time go faster...
I hate my school, Everything sucks, Even the people Suck. Luch is too short, Classes are too long, Librarys mess and crowded, You get punched in the halls, People bully you if your short.
Yet it all works out............In a weird way tha I cannot explain
85 minute classes soon become something you appreciate. Hour long periods just don't do it for you after that.
Oh, stop whining. Guess what: nearly every public high school is like that, so get over yourselves. :D
As previously mentioned, join a sport or band or something productive to keep you out of the general high school area. It's much better if you can really associate with a group or something.
Funny, my cafeteria sells pizza alone for 2 dollars. :o We only have one lunch period do to the relative smallness compared to the other 3 local high schools in the district. Classes are only 54 minutes long as well (with 7 minute passing periods thanks to construction). On mondays, everything's even shorter due to late start. We don't have "odd" days and we don't switch periods every day of the week or anything like most schools seem to. :|
Oh well, my free 7th period is all that matters. <3
Well, Buddy guess what?Originally Posted by Xaven
Oh, stop whining. Guess what: nearly every public high school is like that, so get over yourselves.
As previously mentioned, join a sport or band or something productive to keep you out of the general high school area. It's much better if you can really associate with a group or something.
Funny, my cafeteria sells pizza alone for 2 dollars. :o We only have one lunch period do to the relative smallness compared to the other 3 local high schools in the district. Classes are only 54 minutes long as well (with 7 minute passing periods thanks to construction). On mondays, everything's even shorter due to late start. We don't have "odd" days and we don't switch periods every day of the week or anything like most schools seem to.
Oh well, my free 7th period is all that matters. <3Your right
*lol*
Welcome to life, kiddo.
My school very rarely served anything good, and I never checked a single book out of the library, because there was no reaosn to. The computers were all I needed.
I didn't have to do a project that called for a library until I was a senior. My school didn't emphasize projects much. We basically just did worksheets, and the occasional work out of the book... nothing really requiring THOUGHT, just rote memorization.
I usually skipped lunch, since the food wasn't good, and I just pocketed my lunch money.
My school wasn't crowded, but every bus was.
In short, you can either convince your parents to move, or you can stop whining and make the best of your situation. Use public or university libraries, pack your own lunch (get a thermos, fill it with ramen. Lunch for 25 cents/day TOPS)
YES! I kicked Simon's *ss!! OoOoOh the joy of kicking somebody!! I also threw a skittle at his forehead. AND I got 2 dollars from his (cheap German
) but I got the joy of laughing at HIM! Ahh...good day it was
AH! HAHAHAHA LMFAO! "I also threw a skittle at his forehead" *LOL* your funnyYES! I kicked Simon's *ss!! OoOoOh the joy of kicking somebody!! I also threw a skittle at his forehead
The impressions people gave me before high school was that it would be very polarizing; that you'll either love it or you'll hate it.
Best thing is just to keep trudging on; no sense in killing yourself over it, and you'll need it down the road anyways.
Don't worry, it gets better. Then it gets worse again. Then it gets better once more. Finally it gets worse one last time. Want to hear how it ends?
Given that you're a freshman, it just sounds like you're still adapting. You'll get used to the crap. You'll still hate it, but you'll get used to it. It'll pass, too. Four years is a pretty short amount of time.
Sure Why Not *Sits Down for story time*
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