Tons of hilarious stuff happens at my school, with the right teachers. One of the science teachers is
freaking hilarious.
Buuut, I've exhausted stories about him, so I'll tell one about me, yay! It was a very embarrassing moment for me, but I managed to get through it.
So, I was in a chess tournament at the school a while ago and near the middle of it, between games, I was asked by our chess teacher to escort a student from the visiting team to the bathroom. The problem was I didn't know where to go. And I knew exactly where all the restrooms were. My problem?
I couldn't tell, however horrible a person this makes me, whether the kid was a boy or a girl. I'm sorry, I have no excuse. I just
couldn't tell. So I just, as well as I could, led the kid through the halls until we reached the boy's bathroom. I couldn't just
stop or keep going, so I lagged behind a bit and when they saw the restroom they thanked me and went in. I guess it turned out he was a boy.
Ooh, I've got another story. I good one, too, because it involves Pokemon!
It happened back in 6th grade a few years ago. I was sitting in the bus, just looking out the window when I noticed two kids talking in the seats across from me. One had a DS and was playing either Diamond or Pearl. The conversation went like this:
"Hey, you're playing Pok-uh-mon?"
"...Yes..." (Nervously, afraid of teasing)
"Yeah, those games are so dumb now. They used to be awesome but now they're just gay."
"Mmhm."
"Yeah. Hey, you know that dragon thing on the original box for the game?" (Charizard)
"Yeah..."
"Yeah, those ones were so cool. They had the two dragon guys fighting with blood and ripping out each others throats and stuff."
"Uh-huh."
"Yeah, it was cool. Now they're just stupid and gay."
"Yeah."
The funniest part was that neither of them really knew what they were talking about. The non-player was obviously just trying to sound 'cool' by putting down Pokemon, yet he had no idea at all about the games except that they were 'gay'.
Oh, and if Satoshi Tajiri was dead, he'd be rolling over in his grave.