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High school bathrooms are like an alternate universe where the laws of cleanliness don’t apply. It's the only place where graffiti artists and amateur poets seem to find a shared canvas.
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You ever notice how high school teachers have a sixth sense for detecting the exact moment you think you're getting away with something? It's like they have a PhD in catching kids passing notes or attempting a sneaky yawn mid-lecture.
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Teachers must hold seminars on perfecting the art of passive-aggressive reminders. You know, those remarks like, "You've had this assignment for a week, but I understand if you'd rather make it a last-minute masterpiece." It's like they've mastered sarcasm as a teaching tool.
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High school students have this incredible ability to finish a yearbook in May that should be due in June. It's like a collective time-bending phenomenon where procrastination meets Picasso-level creativity.
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High school lockers are like tiny black holes. They have the inexplicable ability to devour homework, textbooks, and occasionally even that carefully packed lunch you were looking forward to all day.
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Have you ever noticed how teachers always had that one mystical power – the ability to sense the one student who wasn’t paying attention? It’s like they had a radar specifically tuned to detect daydreamers in a room full of students.
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High school cafeterias are like social experiments gone wild. It's a battlefield of who sits where, who's sharing fries with whom, and the silent negotiations over coveted seats – all while the lunch lady gives you the side-eye if you dare ask for extra ketchup.
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You ever notice how high school hallways are like highways during rush hour? Everyone's moving at their own pace, some are speeding, others are taking a leisurely stroll, and there's always that one person causing a "traffic jam" while searching for their locker.
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Teachers have perfected the art of asking a question to the class and then subtly scanning the room like they’re auditioning for a detective role. They spot you, you start sweating – suddenly you're the lead suspect in the case of "Who Didn't Do Their Homework?
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