Who were you in high school and

[Fast Twitch Fiber]

I was the "business entrepeneur" that knew how to forge driver's licenses. Because of me, there were freshman at my high school buying beer. Because of this, I was very muched loved or at least appreciated.

 

[biteme]

[, other than I find myself standing up for the underdog a lot. I can't stand bullies. Anyone who uses power (be it physical, financial, or social) to hurt another person is a piece of shit, imo. I'm not shy about letting pepole know this either.

Ditto.

 

[Buddy_Christ]

first 2 years of high school i was ok i guess. had friends, goofed around a lot, tried to have fun. i had long hair, listened to nothing but heavy metal, and played guitar, and was labeled appropriately. i would shock some people when i spoke up with something intelligent, because that wasn't expected of me based on how i dressed and looked.

the last 2 years, however, i had a lot of friends turn on me because of a bitch i broke up with. she somehow managed to get inside that group and all of the sudden i found out who my real friends. i was left with 3 friends who didn't give a shit what anyone else thought of me. i showed up for school f'ed out of my gourd almost every day junior and senior year. i estimate that during my senior year, i was NOT high maybe 15 days. i stopped caring. i stopped talking to people. i had a general "fuck off" attitude and really hated everyone. i began to see right through people and the front they put out so they could be "cool" or "popular," i began to realize how many people were complete fakes.

by senior year, everyone knew that i was stoned all of the time. people actually began talking to me because of it too. all the jocks or popular kids that had smoked pot once or twice now had something that they could relate to with me, and i couldn't of cared. my hair was over halfway down my back. ripped jeans were a constant. for the most part though, people left me alone because i was that person that you'd think would be working a shit job and doing nothing but smoking pot the rest of their life, and probably die of an overdose of something or other.

fucking christ, i hated high school. i shouldn't of even opened this thread, now i wanna go fucking hurt people.

high school didn't really shape who i am now, except i don't keep many friends around, if any at all. don't need them. high school taught me that. i have a few and i know they're good people, and that's all i need. i still hate a lot of people. some people that turned on me in high school came back afterwards and apologized, saying they shouldn't of been like that. i forgave them, as i knew it was just stupid teenage shit.

2 years after high school i joined the Marine Corps, which changed me into an arrogant asshole and that's taken some time to shake off. i don't smoke pot anymore, as i had to give that up to join the Corps, and i don't really miss it. was a phase of my life.

ok, now i'm going to the range. pulled out my high school yearbook and i need to do some target practice. thanks velvett.

 

[velvett]

ok, now i'm going to the range. pulled out my high school yearbook and i need to do some target practice. thanks velvett.

Er.

Sorry.

 

[supersizeme]

Like Y_lifter, I played soccer as well. I went to a very strict Catholic prep school(all guys) run by Hungarian monks. Whatever mental image that conjures up in your mind is probably not far off from what it was. Due to having only 32 other guys in my class, not playing football wasn't a huge deal, but still had it's obvious drawbacks. Being 5'10" 135lbs, I didn't have much of a choice, but I had played soccer all my life and excelled on our team. For fall sports I always did weight training(i.e. benched and curled three times a week) and in the spring played tennis. I was on the chess team as well. I didn't just say that.

Despite going to an all guys school, I still had a great social life. After my parents split freshman year, I was liberated from the somewhat tyrranical rule of my father and basically went half nuts. Sophomore year I shed my good-boy skin, found the bad crowd and was introduced to my good friends: girls, drugs, cigarettes and alcohol. My grades suffered from this, but still graduated with an overall 3.7 GPA. I spent my fair share of time in the hallway during class as punishment for cracking up my classmates. I dated several girls throughout highschool, mainly ones I met at parties and the one under 18 club we had.

College - blew ass. It was the antithesis of highschool which depressed the living shit out of me considering it's supposed to be the other way around. Going from a tiny private school to a 50K+ student state school was too much of a mindfuck. I lasted three years. Fortunately, life after college has been awesome.

 

[Werd]

Like Y_lifter, I played soccer as well. I went to a very strict Catholic prep school(all guys) run by Hungarian monks. Whatever mental image that conjures up in your mind is probably not far off from what it was. Due to having only 32 other guys in my class, not playing football wasn't a huge deal, but still had it's obvious drawbacks. Being 5'10" 135lbs, I didn't have much of a choice, but I had played soccer all my life and excelled on our team. For fall sports I always did weight training(i.e. benched and curled three times a week) and in the spring played tennis. I was on the chess team as well. I didn't just say that.

Despite going to an all guys school, I still had a great social life. After my parents split freshman year, I was liberated from the somewhat tyrranical rule of my father and basically went half nuts. Sophomore year I shed my good-boy skin, found the bad crowd and was introduced to my good friends: girls, drugs, cigarettes and alcohol. My grades suffered from this, but still graduated with an overall 3.7 GPA. I spent my fair share of time in the hallway during class as punishment for cracking up my classmates. I dated several girls throughout highschool, mainly ones I met at parties and the one under 18 club we had.

College - blew ass. It was the antithesis of highschool which depressed the living shit out of me considering it's supposed to be the other way around. Going from a tiny private school to a 50K+ student state school was too much of a mindfuck. I lasted three years. Fortunately, life after college has been awesome.

You have my sympathies. Hungarians are crazy-assed motherfuckers!

 

[velvett]

Like Y_lifter, I played soccer as well. I went to a very strict Catholic prep school(all guys) run by Hungarian monks. Whatever mental image that conjures up in your mind is probably not far off from what it was. Due to having only 32 other guys in my class, not playing football wasn't a huge deal, but still had it's obvious drawbacks. Being 5'10" 135lbs, I didn't have much of a choice, but I had played soccer all my life and excelled on our team. For fall sports I always did weight training(i.e. benched and curled three times a week) and in the spring played tennis. I was on the chess team as well. I didn't just say that.

Despite going to an all guys school, I still had a great social life. After my parents split freshman year, I was liberated from the somewhat tyrranical rule of my father and basically went half nuts. Sophomore year I shed my good-boy skin, found the bad crowd and was introduced to my good friends: girls, drugs, cigarettes and alcohol. My grades suffered from this, but still graduated with an overall 3.7 GPA. I spent my fair share of time in the hallway during class as punishment for cracking up my classmates. I dated several girls throughout highschool, mainly ones I met at parties and the one under 18 club we had.

College - blew ass. It was the antithesis of highschool which depressed the living shit out of me considering it's supposed to be the other way around. Going from a tiny private school to a 50K+ student state school was too much of a mindfuck. I lasted three years. Fortunately, life after college has been awesome.

Huh.

I had always wondered what you were like.

 

[supersizeme]

Huh.

I had always wondered what you were like.

does it add up?

your high school experience equates well to the personality you have on here, except i wouldn't have guessed the class clown and prankster part. not that you're not funny(you are), it's just that it takes a certain amount of inner-spaz to act out like that. i haven't seen you spaz out on here that i can remember. that was interesting to read.

werd: knuckle pushups, having your sideburns pulled, holding books straight out to either side of you for several minutes, all of it. no ruler beatings though.

 

[jh1]

I ask my g/f what she was like in High School tonight... it was last year for her, so her memories will be vivid. I'll post up on monday, after I get outta my alcohol and drug induced haze that I expect will be on full blast by 10pm 2night.

 

[pitbullstl]

I was the meathead.........the highly intelligent and articulate meathead that is......

I was also sista bait.....due to my nicely rounded "squat ass".

All the sista's loved me........

I would say thay my High School experience was similar to Becoming's......this way I don't have to type a lot of shit out.....I think I'm pretty much the same now......with the exception of my business sense, and street smarts.