I've told this story before but I'll tell it again: My high school is close to fast food places, stores, and restaurants so our school had off-campus lunch. You have an hour to go to these places, eat, and then come back to finish your school day. My freshmen year, everyone could leave off-campus for lunch without any restrictions. My sophomore year is when the school started to make rules on how the system would work. What they did was have these tests every month or so called ACES. You would take these ACES tests in all your main classes and if you passed them all, you get a special colored sticker on your ID. If you get this sticker on your ID, you show it at the security guard at the gates to indicate that you passed the ACES and could leave off-campus for lunch. Knowing my luck, I would pass all of them besides one so that meant I had to stay at school for lunch and I hated hated HATED this because it was so boring there and the food at the cafeteria was always shit. So what me and my friends did was make fake stickers to put on our IDs so we could leave. That's what we did and we knew a Senior that was an Aide in the office who would tell us what color the next sticker was gonna be every time the ACES would come around. The word around school was that my friends and I were making fake, legit-looking stickers so everyone that couldn't leave wanted one. My friend and I were some of the most popular kids for a short while because of this. It was fun while it lasted. None of the teachers and security guards knew about this. Junior year came around and other people started to make their own stickers. This was a problem because their stickers weren't at good as ours so lots of people were getting in trouble. The punishment of this was the removal of all stickers the inability to get one for the rest of the year and a referral sent home to the parents. One day while at the gate to leave, the security guard noticed that our stickers had the wrong number coordination on them so she took our IDs. In 5th period after lunch my friends and I were picked up by security and had to spend the rest of the day in ISR(In School Retention). This was the end of a streak of about a year and a half without getting caught. The hilarious thing was that teachers walking by in the office were looking me with a shocked look on their face because I never got in serious trouble at school in my entire life. Senior Year came around and Seniors could get out without stickers so there was no need to make stickers anymore. Breaking the school's rules and exploiting a flaw in the system for such a long time was so much fun... so much fun.

My father dying right before I started high school.

Worst experience: being homeschooled. Seriously, it sucked.

When a teacher told me to 'bend over' by accident [spoiler]then she realised how dirty it was and apologised[/spoiler]

Finally accepting the fact I will die alone after getting dumped constantly. Mostly cause I don't use Facebook, nor do I want one.

Freshy Friday...

I haven't had too much trouble in highschool. But a few I remember the most are these: My junior year was nearing spring and a boyfriend I had broke up with me on a Sunday night. I cried all night and woke up exhausted only to take a test the next morning in my first class of the day. Luckily, no one saw me crying because they were too focused on the test. The last class of the day I cried when my eyes out when the bell rang and proceeded to do so for the next ten minutes in front of my English teacher. (He was cool and helped me stop crying though.) 30 minutes after that I had to survive a water polo practice, which I had to leave early from because of exhaustion from the previous night and day. I told my crush that I liked him 4 days before he graduated (he was one grade above me.) We walked down the halls because I told him I had to tell him something and he needed to get to the buses to leave. I tell him that I liked him the whole year right as the buses are leaving. Then he proceeded to run after the buses so he isn't left behind. Took AP physics my senior year, nuff said

I tripped up the stairs.........

And one time...at band camp...

Being told by my head coach that the failure of our team was entirely my fault.

Well apparently getting caught sneaking in the auditorium making out with my gf. =_=

Well, in 8th grade I was completely new to the public school system after a life of homeschool/private school. I didn't fit in so well, let's just say I was that weird kid who wore sweatpants...

I thought that was water in front of the sink, i was wrong...