Jae wrote:I just nodded and grinned which bothered her
lol, that's hilarious, but she sounds like a huge bitch.
Pretty crazy about the Thai hooker story
As for my story, three grades were in jr. high and the other three were in high school.
Grade 7
Totally different from elementary school. I felt lost in a crowd of people I have never seen before, but fortunately there were a few people I knew in my class and we helped each other out with the locker locations, class schedules, room numbers, etc. It sounds funny now since it's so simple, but at the time, it was all new to me. It was the same year where I really matured from the kiddy stage of elementary school. I was into computers, and I was really into basketball and the NBA. And girls. Also, the first day of class, I remember Legend walking into the classroom. I thought to myself, "Oh my god. That's the fucker." I actually saw him for the first time during the summer before grade 7, we were at the YMCA basketball camp, and he was such a ballhog. One time he was cherry picking and I was running full blast for a fastbreak lay up. I could've passed it to him as he was closer to the net, but I just kept going, went for the layup and gave him a stare while he looked away.

But anyways, Legend and I became friends, and I enjoyed my school year. I joined the jr. boys basketball team, but our team chemistry sucked and nobody played well but I ended up as a starter, but I was doing very well for my community league team.
Grade 8
The hot grade 9 girls are gone (Dawn, Christine, and Mercedes), and life goes on. I really enjoyed this year, as we started to "group" a little bit more into the jocks, nerds, and preps. The preps are the most popular and the most hated. I was with the jocks, the sporty group, and the rest filtered into the nerd group. I remember my first swig of rum at a friend's house, and the parties. Joined the senior boys team, had an ok year, but our team still sucked. I exploded in community league though, won city champs and I was named MVP by the team.
Grade 9
The best junior high year. Our group got really close, we used to take the bus home every day and go for slurpees when the weather was warm. We had a blast, it was a lot of fun. We went for a lot of parties, especially at my neighbour's house across the street where she went to the same school as I did. Had a great year in senior boys basketball, winning two MVPs in two tournaments, but my Ukranian coach was racist and put some guy on the All Star team (he wasn't that good) because he was Ukranian (and my background is Polish). It's funny cuz the team questioned the coach and said I should've been on the All Star team. He was so embarassed, that hack. Had another great year in community league basketball, and won another city champs and MVP. Got honors in all three years of junior high.
Grade 10
The first year of high school. Legend moved to a different school

, but a lot of my junior high friends went to the same school. My best year, since I also knew a lot of people there that weren't from high school. I was instantly popular since I knew everyone, but the irony was, the close knit group I was in started to break up and form into different groups. I was one of only two grade 10 guys that made it to the senior boys team. Our team won city champions, we had some awesome talent, and I won the Most Improved Player award as 6th man. I became good friends with this one guy who would be one of my best friends for the rest of my high school years.
Grade 11
I started to dislike the whole popularity concept, and became "independent." I just hung out with my friend and chatted with various people in various groups, but never belonging to one specific group. I think I really matured at this stage, and I got tired of the whole popularity thing and superficial crap, so I just stuck with my close friends and basketball. I had a potentially good year, except I had extreme inflammation in my knee and I couldn't jump, literally. It was so bad that it sidelined me for most of the time in basketball. We made it to the city finals, though, and I was playing and helping the team out, but we lost in the finals. One of my worst years, despite doing very well academically and being at fun parties.
Grade 12
Same school year pretty much. For basketball, I had to wear a knee brace, so instead of flying by like I used to, I depended more on my shooting, which was very successful and I won team MVP, but we lost in the conference semi-finals. I got honors in all three years, won the Superintendent's Award, had a good year, but I didn't particularily enjoy it because of all the popularity competition. It did prepare me for university though, where nobody's popular, muahahaha.