Chewy the Crispy Crunch
Crunch, not Crotch
Hehe, in my school, if you're not part of a clique, you're screwed.
(these clique names are just things I made up that I thought were descriptive)
First, there's the "politics" clique. There's like five girls and two boys that always eat lunch in my Social Studies teacher's classroom and discuss politics.
Then, there's the "basketball freaks." There's about ten kids that just eat lunch really quickly and then go play basketball. Oh, and in class they all sit together and throw paper at each other.
Uh, let's see, there's also the "giggly girls," who are just five or six girls that take FOREVER to do anything and go around gossiping about everything and everyone.
Then, there's the "Pokemon" clique, who just sit all day doing Pokemon stuff.
Plus, almost all the teachers at our school have some kind of idiosyncrasy. Our Social Studies teacher never blinks (or, well, barely blinks), is always smiling, and always has his arms crossed. And he talks about himself in the third person. And gives too much extra credit.
I have two periods with English teacher, who usually wastes about half of each one telling stories that just pop out of nowhere. Once we were taking a spelling test that took a really long time because one of the words was "czar" and she started telling us about how some people spell it "tzar," then started talking about Russians. o_O
My Science teacher, according to herself, is a rebel. She plays music all day in her classroom on iTunes, first of all. Plus, whenever class starts, she's playing some kind of obscure computer game and always shushes us. Five minutes into class, she stops playing and takes attendance. Which, for some reason, always takes up around ten minutes. She also has anger management issues sometimes.
My Spanish teacher should be a comedian. That's all I have to say. Oh, and he gives out too much extra credit, too (I got a 127% on a test in his class once).
Oh, and last year, I had an English teacher whose last name meant "Giver of Pain" in Latin.
And there are popular kids, and, unfortunately, one of them is me, since (according to a lot of people) really smart and cute. o_O. It gets annoying sometimes when people I don't know randomly come up to me and go "Hey, I know you! You're that guy who's part genius!" I'm not trying to be egotistical or anything, btw.
Uh, that's all I can think of.
(these clique names are just things I made up that I thought were descriptive)
First, there's the "politics" clique. There's like five girls and two boys that always eat lunch in my Social Studies teacher's classroom and discuss politics.
Then, there's the "basketball freaks." There's about ten kids that just eat lunch really quickly and then go play basketball. Oh, and in class they all sit together and throw paper at each other.
Uh, let's see, there's also the "giggly girls," who are just five or six girls that take FOREVER to do anything and go around gossiping about everything and everyone.
Then, there's the "Pokemon" clique, who just sit all day doing Pokemon stuff.
Plus, almost all the teachers at our school have some kind of idiosyncrasy. Our Social Studies teacher never blinks (or, well, barely blinks), is always smiling, and always has his arms crossed. And he talks about himself in the third person. And gives too much extra credit.
I have two periods with English teacher, who usually wastes about half of each one telling stories that just pop out of nowhere. Once we were taking a spelling test that took a really long time because one of the words was "czar" and she started telling us about how some people spell it "tzar," then started talking about Russians. o_O
My Science teacher, according to herself, is a rebel. She plays music all day in her classroom on iTunes, first of all. Plus, whenever class starts, she's playing some kind of obscure computer game and always shushes us. Five minutes into class, she stops playing and takes attendance. Which, for some reason, always takes up around ten minutes. She also has anger management issues sometimes.
My Spanish teacher should be a comedian. That's all I have to say. Oh, and he gives out too much extra credit, too (I got a 127% on a test in his class once).
Oh, and last year, I had an English teacher whose last name meant "Giver of Pain" in Latin.
And there are popular kids, and, unfortunately, one of them is me, since (according to a lot of people) really smart and cute. o_O. It gets annoying sometimes when people I don't know randomly come up to me and go "Hey, I know you! You're that guy who's part genius!" I'm not trying to be egotistical or anything, btw.
Uh, that's all I can think of.
