from now on i’m not going to apologize for forgetting to post because i’m getting bored of it (apologizing- not posting). every week i have to go to stupid high school or go to sears and sell old people ugly shoes and if i’m not doing that than i’m sitting at home doing nothing and i will not give up doing nothing to do something! i post when i post.
i actually did post a few days ago but that was when our internet at our house was bed and kept going out and right after i posted the internet stopped working and the paragraphs i wrote disappeared and i was discouraged and so i didn’t want to post again untill i was positive it would work. i’m not apologizing though!
so anyway… one of my freinds on facebook put out this note that said go to urbandictionary.com and type in your name to see what it says. i typed in David and it said that i am “A formidable foe to normal people.” also that i am going to be the first dictator of american, king of the new peaceful world, and that everyone else is nothing compared to me. which fits me pretty well.
anyway after that i was fooling around on there and i found a link to the most popular search which was “high school” so i clicked on it and let me tell you the definition was kinda scary because it literrally sounds like they were describing my high school:
[words between these things i put in]
“High school is a failed experiment in preparing young people for the adult world. All high schools in the country were built around 1960 and were designed to hold about half as many students as they currently do. Nothing seems to work quite right in a high school building. The heaters only work during the summer and the air conditioning only works in the winter. The asbestos insulation has all faded out [there was asbestos in my school up untill a few years ago] and the building becomes an oven or a meat locker, depending on the time of year. The plumbing is usually a disaster in high school, with drinking fountains never working but toilets that never stop running.
High schools are usually poorly run by a team of out of touch assholes, also known as Principals, counselors, teachers, and ex-Marine drill sergeants (gym teachers) [actually in my case they are failed driver's ed teachers and people who can't get hired as a principal because they've never been real teacher]. These people seem hell bent on destroying all hope for students through tedious testing [there's the 4site test which we take four times a year to prepair for the PSSA which we take also four times a year and in total waist about 40 days of school], poorly planned projects, educational videos made during the Truman Administration [my favorite is the one with the commercial with little cartoon people singing "i like ike! you like ike! everybody likes ike tonight!" seriously look it up on youtube it's a winner], and text books that mention the Soviet Union on every page [or hitler].
High school is also the place where the stress of growing up and the stress of fitting in join forces to destroy even the strongest among us. Most of High school is not spent learning but involves trying to find friends who aren’t complete douche bags, trying hook up with people of the opposite sex unsuccessfully [or the same sex], combing your hair, buying clothes in the effort that someone will notice you, working out so you will not get your ass kicked everyday, trying desperately to get rid of the zits that have taken over your face, driving a car that a homeless person wouldn’t piss in or riding on an over crowed bus while choking on diesel fumes, while people you don’t know make fun of you worse then your friends do, and on top of all of that, you must act like nothing is wrong in your life.
High school is a place where everyone acts like their lives are great but are really dead inside.
The scars of High School last long after graduation day.”
it’s basically the most accurate piece of literature i’ve ever read. the other day i was sitting in the library reading entertainment weekly and i just wanted to get up and leave that stupid building. i remember thinking, i’m not learning anything. why must i be forced to waist my time here! i truly believe that the entire system is flawed. i guess it’s entirely possible that it’s just me, but i can’t learn in a classroom sitting on my butt for 8 ours in a tiny little desk listening to someone who graduated college yesturday reading from bulleted lists on a powerpoint projected up on the three feet between the chalk board and the ceiling.
attendance is a joke to. i didn’t learn how to get around it untill i was a senior but over the last month i’ve had like ten orthodontist appointments and i didn’t return to school from a single one of them. actually, one time i did because i didn’t want to miss german one time, so i went home after the appointment, took a nap, and then drove back to school for 8th and 9th period. the next day i just give them my dr’s note. if they asked me if i returned to school i would say yes… but they never ask.
it’s been like 13 years and now i understand what the problem is.
little kids are too young for their own good. when i was little kid, do you think i cared about math and science and history? no! i didn’t take anything seriously when i was a little kid. because i didn’t understand- or didn’t care- that it would matter when i get older what i learned or what i know.
for example at the end of 7th grade when we schedualed classes for for 8th grade i schedualed the lowest math i could so that i wouldn’t have to do a lot of work. then in 9th grade i had ot take lower math and then when i was a sophomore i was only on Algebra I when everybody else was in geometry or pre-cal. and i was in a room with a bunch of losers. then when i was a junior i had to take geometry with a bunch of sophomores and then after that i gave up on math and didn’t take it this year (you only need three years to graduate). it’s the same thing with science and history.
i feel like it’s my fault because i made the choice to take basic math in 8th grade- but why did i have to be responsible for making that decision at the age of 13? all i wanted was less homework and an easy A! and i got screwed on the math front because of it and i blame it on whoever’s job it was to talke me out of it and didn’t.
now i need exactly 1 1/2 credits to graduate yet i’m stuck there all day waisting my time. i should have taken those stupiud classes in summer school last year and gotten out of that dump. i mean, the same administration who turns the air conditioner on in the winter and waists 40 days on standerdised tests is in charge of our intellectual well being. it drives me crazy!
if only i was really dictator of america…