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Kittyauthor
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Posted: 7/13/2020 at 10:24 PM
Post #11
Driver's Ed: Behind The Wheel has been... fun.
So the teacher said to get 16 ounce cups. What do I and my friend do? Get 32 ounce cups and fill them with slush. Teacher comes back and scolds up for get 32 ounces, in front of everybody. Thankfully, nobody mentioned it and we got 16 ounce cups.
TL;DR: Don't trust your friend's judgement and always get the smallest glass.
Orcastration
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Posted: 7/13/2020 at 10:34 PM
Post #12
Lol
I got mistaken for a fifth grader
I'm five feet tall. Most kids here are in junior high at my age and literlaly everything but my legs are in good proportion
Like I have literally tiny legs compared to my torso
The fifth grade teacher st the convention my parents were attending in place of my cousins was a little shocked
Edited By Orcastration on 7/13/2020 at 10:34 PM.
Larkian
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Posted: 7/13/2020 at 11:43 PM
Post #13
I see your five feet and raise you my unfortunate 4' 10"
Wait, I don't think 'raise' was the right word there.
I walked into a McDonalds ~3-4 years ago and some lady thought I was 6. Sad times.
I comically tripped over a curb and sprained my ankle in a cleverly concealed ditch on the way to school last year and had to agonizingly hobble around the entire day. Never again, I promised myself, and then proceeded to sprain my other ankle in the same ditch, in the same exact way, a month later.
My friend kept frantically offering to hold my violin and I was like "Er, my hands are fine, but thanks?"
Edited By Larkian on 7/13/2020 at 11:44 PM.
Orcastration
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Posted: 7/14/2020 at 12:31 AM
Post #14
Lol
I was at camp. It was the last dy. We were coming back form rehersal, all 30-40 of us, not including piano side kids. I was a violist that year jsut syaing.
I was talking and wlakign with some friends and then the hallway, which I walked down many times before and was perfectly obvious where stuff was, I walk right into a set of lockers an my floor viola took the brunt of it.
He bridge fell off. Loudly. Half the hall turned to tare an I ene dup briskwalkign back through the walk of shame and had to ask the director to help me fix it cuz I didn'tt have a spare no one did and also.....mom
My mom never know. Nothing got dented. My viola sounds the same.
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