Topic: Question of the Day

All my life: The kid who yells too damn much and has no inside voice.

Elementary School and beginning of middle school: The kid who aces all tests yet the teachers mostly hate.

Late Middle and currently High School: The reckless Stoner kid who gets reprimanded too much. I actually don't smoke weed

Are you buff?
Were you also the silent, depressed looking kid?
Did you bully any kids?

who said that one line per conversation in some attempt to be witty.

Boy how things have changed.

In Primary school, I was at first the obnoxious weird kid but then towards the end of Primary school, I started to become the shy, introverted guy I am now. In each of the schools, I was in, I was known for a particular interest. Towards the end of Primary school, it was Doctor Who, at my first Secondary school it was Mario, at my second Secondary school (I moved after the first term of year 9) I was known as the Nintendo gamer as most guys in my year played CoD, FIFA and Guitar Hero/Rock Band on their 360 or PS3 but my friends had a more varied taste in games and at college, anime is the interest the other people on my course most know me for.

I was less introverted at the Second secondary school I went to as that was a small private school (there were around 20 in my year) and with how small it is, you're likely to know quite a few people from the years above and below you there and it had an overall friendly atmosphere there.

I was the kid that was always picked on up until high school, until I was finally left alone and was able to make great friends.

I was the kid that brought his DS to high school every day to engage in fierce matches of NSMB and Pokemon.

I was the kid who spent the rest of my time playing tactical games like chess.

I was the kid, growing up, who liked talking to adults more than people my age, and as such was more polite and well behaved.

I was the kid who noticed no one else ever flushed or wash their hands in the school bathroom. This isn't even elementry school I'm talking about here. High School students didn't know how to do this. Even in college this happens somewhat.

I'm the kid who loved history, and asked my friends basic historical questions, only to recieve frightening answers. (When did WWII take place? The 20's or the 50's, I'm not sure which.). I swear, that was their qenuine response.

I was the kid who facepalmed when peer-reviewing papers littered with grammer and spelling mistakes. My favorite is when they don't use the correct usage of (there, their, they're). The wrong use of (Your, You're) is a close second, though. This happens on the internet all the time.

I was the kid who never studied for tests because I never had to. I understood the material and got an A no problem.

I was the kid who was bothered by revealing clothing, saggy pants, swearing, spitting on the ground, rap music, etc.,

I was the kid who ultimately had no respect for any of my peers, and had the highest respect for adults, be they teachers, or seniors with amazing stories and wisdom to impart.

I was the kid who saw people texting in class all the time, even on tests.

I was the kid who was too serious and let things bother him too much.

Yeah, I was very strong considering my size (5`10), but I never bullied anyone. I always thought I was friendly but, then again, I didn't take anyone's crap when it came down to that. Then there's drugs and my group of friends probably didn't help, either.

I was the one who drew on his assignments, was always asked why I was so quiet, and procrastinated on alot of important projects; yet always gave it my all and did great on them.

That Funny guy.
The Perverted Funny Guy one week.

omg oops, 1 of my 2 computers died, and brothers always on other one. Other cpu get fix soon prob 2mrw 3ds 4 now. me no like updating on 3ds.

Question #368: If you were to say "back in my day" what "day(s)" are you referring to?

You're so serious that nothing bothers you? That's like a whole new level of seriousness.

When I say "back in my day", I refer to the time of VHS tapes, good cartoons, and spoken phone conversations.

I don't say it unless i'm doing an old man impression. And then it's only for comedic effect and is never meant to be taken seriously.

The days that are yet to come.

For me its usually the late 80's to mid 90's.

Two days ago.

I don't think I've ever said that in my life. I usually prefer "way back when..." or "loooooong, looong ago..." — something like that.

Late 90's-now.

I don't count the early 90's because I was too young then.

The late 2000s.