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YDI for being valedictorian.
I see what you did there.
#23 wins.
YDI for coming back 3 months after graduating.
YDI for marrying a black woman.
LOL. You are already a has-been.
At least you got noticed.
...are you sure this is a high school and not a jail?
Same thing
yes, because caring for the safety of the school is a bad thing. My h/s (even when my sister drove before 9/11 occurred) had a "unauthorized vehicles will be towed" sign... they're not going to let someone use spaces they could get money for (our school made us pay) Aren't a majority of school shootings kids from the school/people the school would know? Kudos to the school for actually giving a shit about their student's safety.
I'm sorry, but I disagree wholly. I agree that the school should try to prevent the shootings, but they're being a bit extreme about it. At my school, only the main doors are ever open, the classroom door are always locked, more often than not, I have to walk all the way around the school just to get to class because they won't let me park near the door. Plus we've got two armed policemen walking the school at any given time. It's starting to look more like a jail than school. All these new "security measures" are way too extreme as I'm sure OP would testify
Yeah but they're WAY too strict At my school people can just enter and leave the site all they want without anyone actually giving a crap
That's right, my old school had a public footpath running through the middle of it. American schools are far too security consious.
true but it sounds like the OP thought being a valedictorian made a difference
schools don't go into yellow lockdown for one car with an expired parking permit. plus at least some teachers would recognize you if you just graduated. i call shenanigans!
#7 FTW
When I graduated as valedictorian and went back to visit my school many months later, my problem was that all of the teachers, hall monitors, administrators, etc. recognized me, so I couldn't get away with wandering the halls, as I probably could have if I had been some random student.
You'd be surprised. Schools tend to have such strict rules that it's beyond paranoia in most cases. You can thank the culture of fear that's developed since the late 20th century.
No. American schools does. FYL for being an American.
And YOU win an Honorary FML for being named like "Tyson Fawlay". And FYL for not changing it. Yes, sadly it can be dangerous here in America sometimes... even in schools. Because WE won't take shit from each other, and we DAMN well won't take it from foreigners.
As weird as it is I believe it. Some high schools in the states are closer to prisons these days.
Seriously. I'm so glad I graduated from my high school before it had bars surrounding the school.
I can't believe you'd go back after 3 months. You wouldn't even have anything to show for graduating, yet. YDI, loser.
well thats rude of them
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As weird as it is I believe it. Some high schools in the states are closer to prisons these days.
...are you sure this is a high school and not a jail?