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The Weirdest Classmates/Colleagues you ever had.

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The Weirdest Classmates/Colleagues you ever had.

Postby Starscream » Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:06 am

I remember this peculiar kid in our class. Never says a word and when he'd speak you could barely hear him, during breaks we'd just hang around without a purpose, this nigga would wander off on his own to God knows where. After a while, we got used to it. One day, the teacher criticizes his homework and he goes completely mental walahi, jumping up and down, huffing and puffing, insulting the teacher in every way possible (the teacher was quite ugly, so he had enough material for a minutes-long tantrum) and threatening to kill everybody and than just sat there huffing and puffing. The whole class was in shock, like we were in a movie, but more so b/c it came from him particularly.

I also witnessed a classmate squeeze his zit and eat the pus, walee went straight to his mouth, disgusting creature. :down:

I have more bizarre stories, some on co-workers.

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Re: The Weirdest Classmates/Colleagues you ever had.

Postby JaMaaL-23 » Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:18 am

I had this tomboy girl in our class, she was good @ soccer and even have beaten up boys of her age.

no one dared to say bad word about her, let alone flirting with her :oops:

the funny thing is she despised gurls and never picked fights with them though she could beat them up quite easily.

If that gurl went to the west she'd be lesbian me thinks :mrgreen:

good luck to who ever married her at the end

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Re: The Weirdest Classmates/Colleagues you ever had.

Postby Starscream » Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:29 am

sounds familiar man, we had that kind of girl in junior high too. she was somali, fresh qaxooti and the toughest, meanest kid in school. she used to terrorize us boys on a daily basis, which made her popular with the girls. we would play football and she would disturb the game and kick the ball over the fence. she'd grab our throats and squeeze it if we dared to say anything. b/c she was a girl, nobody was stupid enough to draw a complaint, too embarrassing.

she finally left town with her family and we were free again and the girls wept. good thing about her is that she protected any girl who was being teased and she didn't discriminate, all her victims were boys, wether they were somalis or ajnabi. she made a lasting impression on all of us.


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