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#51
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Not remotely, there were definitely times when I could try teacher's patience though... I never actively sought the rebel role (and still don't) which I think is an important distinction.

 

Mostly I just wish a lot of the people in those positions were people I could respect more, than I would happily be the good kid all the time. If I really thought the teacher was interesting or challenging than I had no problem falling into line, and even otherwise it would just be some grumbling mostly.

 

Edit: Yeah I was/is kind of Hermione basically.



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Define Bad.

I've been informed that I was a spoiled Brat up until the age of 5, nothing major, you just couldn't put me in a toy store or bring to sweet section of the super market without me throwing a tantrum.

I mellowed out after that but I picked up a touch of minor kleptomania, it usually involved opening up a package containing an action figure ( G.I.joe or Transformers ) and taking out the accessories ( plastic guns, swords, etc ) whenever I entered a toy store. I'm not sure when I stopped doing this but it ended when I was very young.

I also used to get into a lot of fist fights in a Primary School. I was bullied a lot when I was younger ( mostly verbally although things occasionally got physical ), one day a group of kids picked on me and I started to fight back, I beat the **** out of all of them, after that people started to look at me differently, a lot of my class mates were afraid of me and I came to the conclusion that liked being feared ( better than being looked down upon ) so I started attacking my class mates for no reason at all, I became a bully ( the great irony ). This behaviour stopped when I was 10 or 11, by then I'd somehow become semi popular at school and had made a lot of friends which is for the best, a lot of the guys I used to beat up were beginning to go through puberty and were beginning to out weigh and tower over me.

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Nice to know New Jersey hasn't changed. :)

Thats how we like it! Non jersey folk just dont understand. 

 

 

 

I was a perfect little angel, but I was raised lonely and isolated. Homeschooled on a farm in a very rural community, very few friends to speak of, especially in my high school years. I never got in much trouble though.

I woulda been your pal brah. We woulda been besties. 


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I woulda been your pal brah. We woulda been besties.


Aw man, I couldn't have asked you to trade your Jersey pollution and gangbangers for my Carolina pitbulls and meth heads.

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Aw man, I couldn't have asked you to trade your Jersey pollution and gangbangers for my Carolina pitbulls and meth heads.

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Wheres my drink spider ya mutterin stutterin **** ya!
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:lol:  :lol:  :lol:

 

They called him Wally here in Australia tbh.

 

And no, I was a boring, goodie goodie growing up. Senior leadership team in High School and all. Still am. A goodie goodie, that is. Not a high schooler. If I were still in High School today, I'd just be a ****** who keeps failing.

 

You weren't a goodie goodie in Vegas. :|



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You all jest.

I know you're the kind that say this in every hardship!

 

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Nope. I was more or less Hermione growing up.

 

<_<

 

Here I sit at 27 now with not a relationship in sight. 

 

I'll be here for a while BSN. 


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Lol, im trying not to give my exact location away, because bsn people be cray, But I live VERY close to all this.  Philly is 45 mins away so is trenton, and NY is about an hour and a half. 

 

Eventually I will probably move into NY for work, but I do love Jersey, even for all its uhh, bad areas. 

 

Jersey's got more good areas than bad. You know that. Not every town is Camden, Newark, Paterson, or Jersey City, and not every part of the state looks like either the Pine Barrens or the Meadowlands. You live in South Jersey. You have the most dangerous and the safest towns in the country.

 

I live near NYC. People here can get pretentious or psychotic. But, we have everything here in a small space, and it's cosmopolitan. Not as diverse as Queens, but there's a good mix of people here.



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Jersey's got more good areas than bad. You know that. Not every town is Camden, Newark, Paterson, or Jersey City, and not every part of the state looks like either the Pine Barrens or the Meadowlands. You live in South Jersey. You have the most dangerous and the safest towns in the country.

Definitely. Much of my childhood was spent fishing and canoeing the Rancocas and hiking the pine barrens. My family is very fortunate, and we lived in one of the nice areas.


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Definitely. Much of my childhood was spent fishing and canoeing the Rancocas and hiking the pine barrens. My family is very fortunate, and we lived in one of the nice areas.

 

I've never canoed before. I saw people canoe in the Hackensack River. That's kinda disgusting. But, the Delaware Water Gap has beautiful scenery. Gotta try it this summer.



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I was generally a good kid, though I had untreated ADHD so sometimes I could be a pain in the arse. By "could be" I mean "often was". And still am, really.

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I was pure trouble when I was in high school. No regrets. I am wiser & a more well rounded individual now because of much of the unethical stuff I did.

 

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I already said I was asscrazy loner in another thread. What more do you want to know?

 

Ah hell.

 

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Let me put it this way:

 

The most fun night I've ever had took place during a snowy winter's night. We were at my friend's house, and we decided to throw a party. We all got hammered; that's the part that I remember. What I remember after that is waking up in the park next to my friend's house next to a giant pile of tree branches. I look around, and all of the low hanging tree branches were torn off the tree. I got out of there pretty quickly. My friend wasn't at his place when I got there, and he was my ride, so I waited for him there. He shows up naked with a stolen electric scooter. We still don't have an explanation for that. What did the other party goers do? We're not quite sure. What it resulted in was random food thrown all over the floor (it was mainly ramen noodles, pizza and chocolate pudding), and his toilet being overflowed by God knows what. We were both standing there with the worst hangover and people strung out all over the living room. I said..."Man, we should probably get these guys out of here and place cleaned up before your parents get..."

 

Right on cue, they walked through the door, and I got yelled at like I was their kid, too. There were a lot more times like that with him, though a lot less of them were at his house after that. We were fifteen at the time, by the way.


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I'm mostly a goody two-shoes.  But towards the end of high school I started drinking some and smoking pot a little.  I realized I could totally get away with it because I did most of it with my Girl Scout troop (seriously, I think we all earned the joint rolling badge... "camping trips" great idea) and my friends in the IB Program at school.  None of our parents every really questioned it since we all had good grades and had been historically good kids.  We were smart about it.  We always had a DD, and a good collective cover story.  Never got caught.

 

My cousin on the other hand.... well he recently stole somewhere north of $75,000 of jewelry from my grandmother (the value of gold really has appreciated over the last 50 years) and is currently in jail awaiting trial for three armed robberies he committed this fall when he knocked over a string of convenience stores.  So even if I had gotten caught, that kid still makes me look good.


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closest ive gotten to Syria is making donations to the refugees, i might be a psychopath but im not a dick :P ........not always anyway

 

 

edit: actually i might have gotten a little closer if i havent failed the navy physical :crying:

 

You also would have failed the psychological exam.

 

Psychopaths aren't great for watching other people's backs.



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Lol these stories are pretty entertaining.

 

What about pranks you've pulled on friends and siblings?

 

Back in the summer of 2007, my best friend at time and I use to always mess with my younger sister. We saw it as a game and wanted her to prank us back, but she's too sensitive to do that so we eventually stopped. Anyway, her room use to smell awful because she'd eat in her room and hoard dirty dishes. So we had an idea..

Found a can of air freshener and waited until she walked out of her room, then we ran in there, placed it on her shelf and ran back out. While she's still out of her room, we take the air pump bb gun and pump as much air pressure as we can.

Then we charged down the hall, busted open her door and yelled, "GRANADAAA!" And shot the air freshener can and it exploded into this nice scented cloud.

Her room smelled like lemons for the next week.


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Worse thing(and only thing) I did was get bad grades.

 

Other than that, and one instance of one guy provoking me into breaking his jaw, never caused problems.



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I wasn't a bad kid other than the one time I went to Juvenile Detention and the few days I was in there I unintentionally made the real dangerous kids frightened of me. I guess not showering, talking about crazy stuff with the only other metal head in the place and yelling at NBA on the TV goes a long way.



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As a young kid, I think I was good. I don't really recall doing anything that bad. I did bring in a kitten into my room once to sleep on my bed when I wasn't allowed to have animals inside. I don't know why that's the only thing I remember from then. 

 

As a teenager like around 14-16 years old, I wasn't necessarily bad, just a little bit more rebellious. My mom wouldn't let me go out much and I was a bit sheltered. So I did sneak out of the house a lot at night to go out with my then boyfriend. I never got caught but I did feel bad because I never liked lying to my mom or deceiving her. 


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Sometimes, shutting down the electricity from our neighbourhood was a show of bravery. And fun, included a lot of running from the authorities. Was in the schools "gang" as told to my parents by the teachers. Ditching classes etc. Sometimes we played fireball by soaking a football in gasoline then playing soccer with it, among other things.



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Not really for the most part. While I was a dissident rebel punk satanist ****** around and doing **** I shouldn't have been done, I didn't drink or do drugs or anything like that like some of the people I rode with.


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Lol these stories are pretty entertaining.

 

What about pranks you've pulled on friends and siblings?

 

Now pranks were something I was good at, but they tended to be a bit psychological.

 

It's always amusing when you manage to frighten people that are far more intimidating than yourself.


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What about pranks you've pulled on friends and siblings?

Well one time i removed the engine from my sister's car

 

i have a long list of things i never thought i'd say, telling my neighbor that i need to borrow his fork lift is one of them


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