I was in 10 grade when it happened and i remember not wanting to go to school after it happened.
We had a kid make a "list" that he shared with a girl that turned it in. He got expelled immediately. We had a few that wore trench coats outside of school, since we wore uniforms, after it happened on purpose. How their parents let them own a trenchcoat after that is beyond me.

What sucks is there's no way to convince a high school kid, that high school doesn't matter. Later in life, those big dipshit bullies, will likely amount to nothing.
Of the three biggest bullies at our high school, one killed himself, ones a drug addict loser still living with his rich idiot parents at 33, and the other is a tatted up white trash moron that had 3 kids with three different women before he was 23.

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Posted by Cooter Davenport

Austin, TX

Member since Apr 2012

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Posted on 4/21/16 at 10:35 am to TeddyPadillac

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What sucks is there's no way to convince a high school kid, that high school doesn't matter. Later in life, those big dipshit bullies, will likely amount to nothing.

That's the problem with high school kids in general. Outside of grades, nothing going on there really matters and will all seem completely silly and trivial in a few years, but at the time high school BS is their whole world. They have zero perspective and there's no way to change that because perspective is earned, you can't just give it to someone. The same can be said for kids who get really into drugs or other dangerous and potentially life-ruining criminal behavior in high school in order to be cool or notorious or to impress friends or get girls. I know people who were ruined forever because they wanted to be a high school bad a**. Now it seems so incredibly pointless and stupid.

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