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you're such a badass, avi. :D
Oooo, you were like that episode of Seinfeld where George plays a "bad boy."
Cute!
What a geek, I totally would have liked you in high school.
Based on just this small snapshot I would peg you for: bored; self-destructive.
I still don't dig number 5.
Number 3 sounds more like you, fucking geek.
Surely you could have thought of something better than staples. Double sided tape perhaps.
OMG - me too!!!
That's just sad. I read shit like that, and I think that it's no wonder people were completely appalled by MY antics in high school. It's because people like you set the bar TOO LOW.
Although I will admit that that stapling thing was pretty good.
hahaha!
We used to do the Math problem thing for fun too...except I did it in my adult years...and diff eq was my fave. I still love it when people need help with those problems...any math problems really.
Who knows. But I think that your lunchtime Math game is very cool...in the coolest of cool ways. It's beyond cool really. Some may say nerdy...I say no way jose.
Oh to be young again....
Some people are just born to be wild!
Dawn, that's what I thought then. Now I can't believe it.
Amy, yeah, exactly. I play one well, eh?
Yoda, I was indeed a geek!
Poppy, that I was. High school didn't challenge me.
Jordie, why don't you like #5?
Mist, I didn't have much common sense.
Bobgirrl, oh yeah? Which one?
Tracy, why don't you share some of your stories?
Video X, us nerds should stick together.
Mutt Princess, I know. But now I'm old!
Geeky, damn straight.
Because sometimes my nieces read my blog, and I don't want to scare them more than I already have, which is plenty.
But I will say that two of the things I was famous for are
1)I was tardy every single day that I was in high school, despite the fact that I lived right across the street. I still hold that record 20 years later.
2)I never got less than 100% on either a spelling or vocabulary test IN MY LIFE.
And did I mention that I never graduated from high school. At the end of four years, I had four credits, but you needed 21 to graduate.
I got my GED (receiving the highest score they had ever seen) and blew that clambake for other adventures.
You did NOT staple your sleeves to your arms! That's just crazy!
Tracy, well I set the standards high with regards to #2. Math, science, vocab, English, and languages - I never got anything less than an A. I graduated with a 4.8something because of the weight that our grades were given - we were in the International Baccalaureate program. My last year of school, I missed 45 days of school. As long as we had an A each semester, we could fail the final and still get an A in the class, and as long as you had an A, you had no limit to the number of classes you could miss.
Maritza, I was a crazy fuckin' kid.
"we would try to stump each other with Calculus problems...we'd see who could name the most elements of the Periodic Table in order."
I went to the most accepting high school ever. Very few people were picked on...if you had been in that school, things would have been very different. A thieving dweeb...you had it going on.
I guess I was the weird one in high school.
Hated math, spent my time getting drunk and high.
I see you come by the moniker "evil genius" honestly.
Miss Ann, I didn't get picked on too much at my school, either, mainly because I was 6'0" and built like a muscular tank.
Weapon, yeah, I didn't even taste alcohol until I was in college.
Mr. Fab, it's actually an honorific passed on from generation to generation.
Yeah, I'll give you #2. I was too busy getting drunk and high as well, probably with Weapon, since my memory of the entire decade is a bit hazy unless I have musical cues.
Tracy, I was too straight-laced for that.
You're a real hell-raiser!! Myself, I was and am such a bore... I don't think I even skipped one class until my junior year and I felt like a regular outlaw for doing it... except that I suffered from guilt afterwards.
Haha Avi was a geeky horndog!
That's too funny. Not much has changed, has it? Just kidding lol.
Cat, Amy's like that, too.
Miss Misery, I was and am still a pervert and a geek. And proud of it. We make the best lovers - didn't you know?
I didn't know you were in a nationally circulated periodical. That's really cool!
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