It's Not Illegal If You Get Away With It
Okay, Mr. Still (my Engineering Drawing teacher, he's really cool) was absent today because he had to go somewhere. Don't ask me, I don't have a clue. Anyway, the substitute is sitting there like he's supposed to and everyone is on the computers, and these two guys (who are complete retards, by the way) keep pestering the man if they can play computer games. He tells them to wait, so they decide to go on the Internet and try and find the song "Candy Shop." Seriously, that class tries my nerves every day, but so far, my nerves have been winning.
Another thing.
Every day I leave Strings class, I have to walk across the lobby, through a hallway, down a flight of stairs, and through a second hallway to get to my locker. There, I grab my things for History class, and I then continue on my merry way to History class ("Oh, Patrick, you're such a great liar. How can you possibly stand being stuck in that class when the teacher just lectures and continuously giving out notes that are stupid?").
Now if you divide this second hall into five even pieces, four of those fifths are taken up by people going the opposite direction from me before the bell rings. This is how it usually works, and I, along with anybody else going my way, am forced to go in this small one-fifth portion of an already skinny hallway. Of course, this particular afternoon-- which was Tuesday, I believe-- people going in the opposite direction as me start thinking, "You know, I don't want to be caught in this throng of people. I'll take up this available space which is coincidentally the only space given to others. Oh, well, I'll be snobby and do it anyway, because I'm a snob."
So, of course, people come up in MY piece of hallway and try to impede MY path.
Well, no more! The usual me would just move his shoulders to slip by the others, but today I don't feel like taking it anymore. I freaking ram into these people, despite the fact if they were annoying people or girls or whatever. I was as rude as possible for me (which isn't very much), and I knock shoulders with these other people. The up-side is I ran into another annoying student from my Engineering Drawing class, a senior.
So yay, me. I win.
Another thing.
Every day I leave Strings class, I have to walk across the lobby, through a hallway, down a flight of stairs, and through a second hallway to get to my locker. There, I grab my things for History class, and I then continue on my merry way to History class ("Oh, Patrick, you're such a great liar. How can you possibly stand being stuck in that class when the teacher just lectures and continuously giving out notes that are stupid?").
Now if you divide this second hall into five even pieces, four of those fifths are taken up by people going the opposite direction from me before the bell rings. This is how it usually works, and I, along with anybody else going my way, am forced to go in this small one-fifth portion of an already skinny hallway. Of course, this particular afternoon-- which was Tuesday, I believe-- people going in the opposite direction as me start thinking, "You know, I don't want to be caught in this throng of people. I'll take up this available space which is coincidentally the only space given to others. Oh, well, I'll be snobby and do it anyway, because I'm a snob."
So, of course, people come up in MY piece of hallway and try to impede MY path.
Well, no more! The usual me would just move his shoulders to slip by the others, but today I don't feel like taking it anymore. I freaking ram into these people, despite the fact if they were annoying people or girls or whatever. I was as rude as possible for me (which isn't very much), and I knock shoulders with these other people. The up-side is I ran into another annoying student from my Engineering Drawing class, a senior.
So yay, me. I win.
posted by Shino @ 3:24 PM
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