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High school was horrid. No money, not feeling comfortable in my own skin, learning how to differentiate "there, their, they're " ad nauseum (some people still fuck this up). Dumb jocks, pep rallies, awful food, MATH, etc.
Only thing that didn't suck were the art kids, pretty girls, and burnout punk kids So glad I dropped out and went to film school instead. Never regretted it. |
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When you get older, a lot of those cliquey stereotypes dissipate. At 28, just saying "dumb jocks" feels laughable. There's definitely more meatheaded adults though, and the sports bars are full of them.
A lot of those kids end up becoming like real estate agents, or truck drivers, or some shit. Some I know even became vegan chefs, or make ice sculptures, and other creative endeavors. Even some of those preppy girls I used to awkwardly lust after became more hippie-ish and began going to music festivals on the regular. The others are moms and hairdressers You never know how someone really feels on the inside or what someone goes home to every night. Just know that you're all just a bunch of Australian kids, from the captain of your soccer team, to that weirdo in the anime club and fingerless gloves. Be nice to everyone, and showcase intrigue. You'll be shocked at just how human everyone is, fake tans and all. Oh also, make sure you go to college while you're still young. As an adult, going back for my bachelor's just feels increasingly absurd. I lucked out w my house |
Sorry if it feels like I'm lecturing all the time
I just like advising. My gf says I'd make a great dad lol |
I'm working on this impression called "stereotypical Mexican guy who really enjoys Deftones"
My gf thinks its racist, but i swear EVOLghost w and old laugh |
Can’t hate. It’s true. I had an image already in my head and I already am trying not to laugh at work.
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It's kind of a bittersweet feeling when you see someone cute who you don't really know and don't have an opportunity to.
e.g. a girl at school in the year above me. I noticed her in assembly (though I've seen her a few times), and she is pretty attractive (boyish hair, blonde, glasses). But we don't have any classes together and it'd be very awkward/stalkerish to just go up to her at lunch, especially considering we've never spoken. (I'm not a stalker or a pervert.) (Also, she's a friend of the first crush I had after moving here. Another bittersweet thing, although way more bitter than sweet.) |
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i’m now ready for the undertaker, thanks! |
You do have a point.
But I mean, I spend time online, I've seen that a lot of shit's happened, and I'd be hugely embarrassed and feel really guilty if I crossed boundaries and made someone feel comfortable. Feelings are stupid |
no i mean—for all i know it might be perverted
i no longer know anything anymore im a dinosaur |
Claire, if you see her again - say something. Anything. Compliment something she's wearing, and/or say "Hey, aren't you _____'s friend?" (don't mention they're your crush), and let her know your name. Ask for her's. Good luck.
Talking to a girl isn't harassment. If she shoots you down and you persist or antagonize her, that's harassment. You need to be bold or you'll spend your whole life wondering "what if". Believe me, she's probably nice. |
I think my best plan is to ask if I can sit near them at lunch or something, then try and find a way to join the conversation.
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Update: when this guy made a quiz for us all to play, he included three jokes about penises. In class. |
It really is amazing, with how many times I've swallowed liquid in my life that I can still manage to choke on it.
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I know it doesn't say it is at the bottom, but it is in my time zone and if you wait you'll miss it, so...
Happy birthday to me! |
happy birthday molly ringwald
i mean chocky the vampire slayer |
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You get no happy birthdays from me until it's the 27th. My Mrs keeps asking me what I want to do for my birthday and I have not a clue. I mean, it's 33. Who gives a fuck! I'd just be happy to watch the football with some wine. |
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Specialist Maths teacher wasn't here for Period 1 so we've just gone to the library.
SAC on Monday, for perhaps the first time ever I'm stressing about a Maths test |
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Now I can say happy birthday. So here's your happy birthday. Treasure it. |
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happy birthday, and here’s to it being a blast |
Hey happy belated birthday Claire. I hope you have some chocolate today.
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Happy birthday Claire! |
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you have succinctly explained why I hate Radiohead and have always found them dull as fuck. |
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Much love back |
Thanks for all the birthday wishes, guys! Great to know I'm in the group. :)
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Oi! Happy birthday, Claire and h8kurdt. Though in Chocky's case, happy belated birthday. Have a great one.
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Okay, I think I'll be alright on the Maths test. So long as I'm not asked about sets.
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The Swiss exchange student made a joke about the French exchange student and how they always strike. :D
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This place is pretty quiet on a Saturday night.
EDIT: *Friday* night, my stupid sick ass forgot how timezones work |
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if you want to know more about how Europeans think about the Swiss, read Asterix in Switzerland (this was written in 1973, so yes it's outdated, but the stereotypical jokes are still pretty much accurate, the orgies would more refer to the Italians nowadays though) about French music: I'm Francophonic because in my teens we always went to France on holiday, always in the same area where there were hardly any other foreign tourists, so you just had to speak French. And this is a local band that I first saw live when I was like 15: Elmer Food Beat - 30cm I learned French by listening to their lyrics, and learned to like the language by doing so. Teachers of French language in high school should have their students analyse their lyrics. Only problem is that they will be fired as soon as it was noticed :D Google translate them, do it for the first two songs, you'll get an idea of what the rest is about ... LES RITA MITSOUKO - The No Comprendo My favourite French band and back in my teens one of my favourite bands in the entire world. Especially this album. I was a big Cure fan as well (and only learned about SY years later). This album is so cool, it was released in 1986. Their most famous song comes from their previous album: Marcia Baila Most of their songs are in French, but some in English. And some albums they would release in a French and in English version. They even made a song with Iggy Pop but it's so bad that I don't even share the link. Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de Melody Nelson Released in 1971, one of the best concept albums ever made. Heavily influential to many bands, like Radiohead, Nick Cave. Here is also a playlist with moving images, but some songs are banned and quality is poorer. The woman is Jane Birkin, his muse at that time. If you like to listen to his music with English lyrics, check out the four albums full of covers that Mick Harvey did (former Bad Seed, and currently I think he's still in PJ Harvey's band, they are not related though as you should already know because he's from Oz too). I hope he one day will release a cover of this full album. I don't know much about currently popular French artists though, especially not French singing ones, except for Philippe Katerine. But he's a genius, and weird as fuck: some songs are about nothing at all, some songs are about very heavy-weight subjects that he manages to completely ridiculise. Some random examples: - his first name - bananas - chicken (but also the meat industry, food consumption whatever) - plastic bag (and it sounds like it's Thurston on guitar) - Marine Le Pen (if you never heard of that name, google it) - jews vs arabs(my favourite) - Bla-Bla-Bla This is actually two songs, the first one says Je M'Eloigne D'Autant Que Je M'Approche, which translates to something like "I go further away as I'm approaching" - Windows startup sound and there's many more, some are crap, some are excellent, some are still good because they are funny even though they are crap. Last one: Oiseaux Tempete. I bet your exchange student has never heard of them. Check them out if you haven't yet and you like post-rock. The musicians are French (with guest musicians from I believe Beirut), the singer on some songs is Dutch. MUST BE PLAYED LOUD! |
oh and the French do always strike! And they especially love to block the entire motorway, and especially during days where there's heavy traffic prognosed such as the days that everybody goes on holiday.
Belgians too btw. we the Dutch? no never. We eat tulip bolls, live in windmills and smoke a lot of weed. And we live in Denmark |
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Guess who just sailed through her Specialist Maths test? :D
Distracts me from the fact I forgot my tie too :o |
I learned about the the Wug test in English Language today, and I found this adorable little drawing:
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Another slow day in Vienna
Translation: Vienna: "Agitated" swan got lost atop Floridsdorf Bridge. A swan got lost and somehow wound up at a traffic lane atop Floridsdorf Bridge in Vienna. The police directed the "agitated and aggressive" animal towards the next exit, eventually leading it back to Danube Island. After letting out a hiss, the swan then swam away. ![]() |
Hahaha!
My favourite Austrian animal story was a few months ago when there was a kangaroo hopping around and nobody had any idea where it had come from. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-45407767 |
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