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Cleanliness
of the Bathrooms - Though this is a really big problem for most
people,
it doesn't bother me too much because I don't use the bathrooms at
school.
But in any case, they smell like ass (which would make complete sense)
and people don't flush their toilets. On top of that, many of the
toilets are clogged with mounds of toilet paper. That's why I try
not to use the bathrooms at school.
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Parking
Lot Restriction - I can understand why the school wouldn't let you
go out to your car during lunch if your intentions were to leave the
campus.
It is entirely different when one is trying to just get something out
of
one's car. If the security guard wanted to make sure that one was
going to one's car to get something, then he or she should follow, but
it doesn't make any sense to hassle him or her if he or she really does
plan on getting something from his or her car. I mean, the person
could be forgetting homework and is probably not in a good mood, and
it's
not a really good idea to hassle them if they just want to complete a
task
that should be really simple.
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Students
that Come to School With Weapons - Some people bring weapons for
self-defense.
Some bring them to trade with their friends or threaten people.
Regardless,
weapons should not be brought to school. I don't care if you keep
it for self-defense because a school is a place for learning, and if
someone
threatens you on campus, then you should tell someone right away and
make
sure they get sent to hell because they are freakin' mutated sections
of
the gene pool and should be thrown in a sewage dump.
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The
Punk Attitude - Don't get me wrong, I like most skaters and
punkers.
There are some that get on my nerves though, and those are the one's
that
claim to have a "punk" attitude. This is supposed to mean that
they
are expressing their own selves and being who they are. Too bad
they
are all wearing the same brands, making similar hairdos, and smoking
the
same drug. All their actions are fine, except for the fact that
they
continuously repeat that they are being original.
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Students
that Flaunt Weapons - As I said before, I don't like it when
people
bring weapons to school. It is even more stupid when those same
people
flaunt their weapons like they have much more power over you.
Yeah,
it's great you have a weapon, and you know what? I don't give a
rat's
ass. Why don't you go stab yourself if you feel so inclined to
show
off its power?
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Students
that Don't Cooperate - When I am working in class and I have to do
a group project, nothing is more annoying than a person that doesn't
want
to cooperate with others. I like to get good grades on things, so
I have to work much harder while I see the other person do nothing and
receive the same grade as I do. I'm not a violent person, but
sometimes
I would love to just shove a nail up their nose every now and then.
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Braille
Signs - I know that these are here for blind people to get around,
but I still don't really understand how they are used. Honestly,
if the person is blind, how are they going to find the braille signs in
the first place? Are they just going to run into walls and then
all
of a sudden be like, "Wait, I think I ran into some Braille!"
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Students
that Don't Acknowledge Anyone Stupider than Them - There are some
students
out there that think that they are the shit when it comes to knowledge,
so they believe that they don't need talk to anyone stupider than
them.
This really annoys me because usually those people don't know
everything
and act like they do. This is especially true when it comes to
social
skills. It's funny; they have none.
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Teachers
that Treat Their Students Like Little Kids - So yeah, we're high
schoolers
now, and it's intolerable when a teacher is handing out candies and
giving
them pet names as if we were five. And on top of that, it's just
a little too childish to hand out stickers and animal stamps. My
gosh, just realize that we're a little older than a toddler.
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The
Belief that High School Means a lot - I hear it from guidance, I
hear
it from the front office, and I hear it from teachers and students, but
the truth is that high school is minimal compared to the rest of your
life.
Most of the people I have talked to that are past high school don't
even
remember what their grades were. Okay, sure, grades, attitude and
activites in high school can determine what college you go to, but in
the
same fashion, moderate grades aren't going to ruin you for the rest of
your life. The people that work hard in high school are not going
to be successful because they worked hard in high school but because
they
used their high school knowledge to work hard for their time in the
real
world.
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