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Originally Posted by tspikes51
High School Freshman:
-Snorted Altoids in math
Sophomore
-My only calm year
Junior
-Used winpopup to make "penis" pop up on all computers in the district.
Senior
-Wrote "Napoleon went around kicking ass for twenty years or so" in a summary of French history.
-Threw water balloons at people after school on the last day.
College Freshman
-Wrote a paper on how I thought racial profiling should be used more often (not that I actually think that).
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Hah. I've done that on a history paper, but all of my history teachers have been very laid back and enjoyed humor in the essays as they have to read so many.
And oh my, with the racial profiling, for our TAKS exam (Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills - It's basically the test you take in the 11th grade to make sure you meet Texas standards to graduate) we had to write an essay on the importance of acceptance.
I, on the other hand, wrote a very convincing essay as to why anglo-saxons were the master race and those of non-European decent (i.e. Native Americans, Africans, etc.) were below us, thus we shouldn't accept them into society or else we contaminate our gene pool and all. I don't believe that by any means, but I thought it was a hoot. My English teacher threatened to fail me for the semester but eventually took the "I judge on persuasiveness, not on content" point of view and passed me with an 85. The TAKS readers gave me a 4 out of a possible 4 with 4 being the highest. While I don't personally believe it, apparently it was pretty persuasive.