haha this kid in school

In my school there is a depressed boy. He is 17, obese, smells terribly, and has some sort of speech impediment. I do indeed feel sorry for him, but I seldom speak to him as he is not a nice person really. A couple of years ago he wrote a poem to a girl whom he liked. It involved membral palpitations amongst other doings. He even now follows the same girl and her friends. They have attempted to be polite but could not stand him. So when they told him to truck off and die, he followed their counsel.

Well, he could do something with his weight, but he whilst I eat my wholemeal bread drink my milk and flare my anterior deltoids about da place, devours but soft drinks chocolates and a sort of crisp packet that contains double the amount of a standard bag around these parts (Walkers MAX). A girl who used to be as huge underwent a remarkable transformation over the past year, she must have lost about 50lbs. If she can do it then so can he. If I can go from the smallest little latinist 9 months ago 110lbs to 150 SHREDDED then he can lose the same amount with far less effort I should imagine. He expects people to like him when he does nothing but feel sorry for himself and stalk girls and invite himself to places. I believe generally that he is a weak person. There are plenty of those but relatively few are so lacking in qualities that depression may come about.

There is a bridge outside the school, with a motorway underneath it. This boy tried to kill himself by rolling down a hill. Then he tried strangling himself with his tie but his tie broke. Then he probably rolled down a hill again. He came back to school with grass all over and the girls who told him to die were all concerned now. Ooh yes. I can’t believe it we must make a statement he tried to KILL himself. I was rolling around on the floor saying look I am Mike! Their eyes all flared at me disgusted and my lats all flared at them shredded so they looked back down submerged in episcopal humility. At least I did not pretend to be his friend at any time, which they did for odd reasons, and then tell him to die :frowning:

In lessons dem teachers be like “ooh and to think, I was moaning at him for late homework, so unimportant…”

It’s hard to know what to do in such a case. You want to help but you don’t want to be fake. So instead we just roll on the floor and laugh.

Anyway, today I had a 3 hour chemistry lesson as a practical exam. It was harsh as no one had any clue; one girl did not know what to do, asked the legendary teacher for help and he said ‘no. That is against regulations. Look in a book’. She was there for an hour trying so hard. He just kept shoving books in her face which she did not understand. She turned around to me and said ‘you are swole can’t you military press him into a Bucher funnel and force him to help me?’ So I provisoirement paused my titration, gripped das pipette, plunged it into my abdomen smashing it to pieces right in front of her face. She inadvertently performed a subvestimental titration of herself as I endeavoured to inform her of des appropriate dilutions of her acid. I lowered my shades, gave her a pectoral dance, picked up pen and taught her stoichiometry.

Seriously though she was upset crying, and even after I taught her and due to her little accident (my fault I here concede) she said that she had to leave. As she ran to the door in tears the teacher ran after her still waving books in her face: “Any fool can titrate! Look look in this book! Titrations! You can research titrations here see the mole ratio and neutralisation reactions! Look look this bo-” [door slam]
Another girl was shouting at him for he would not tell her the colour of screened methyl orange when pH7. She looked in all textbook and could not find it he still would not tell here which amused me greatly. Usually teachers allow you basically to cheat in practical exams but not this one! It is a shock for us retarded valleys kids for we are not accustomed to thinking and working alone! As you can see only 2/15 kids could handle das Pressure.

After this I had to skip German I had endured enough for the day :cry: :cry:

Laughing in the face of death, Episcopus? Well, it’s easier when it’s actually somebody else’s death, or moreover their feigned attempts at death.

One should attempt not to be a facilitating factor, an enamelling cog in someone else’s autosnuffing (as unlikely as that event actually is to occur), even if one cannot lend one’s own weight actively to its prevention.

Be careful not to make light of him within earshot, lest guilt weigh you down as his posthumous vengeance. Once that tyrant has a hold of you, he will strike at you during your moments of greatest contentment, when by rights you should be at your most productive. Be warned! It takes little to incur his wrath, and not even Chronos himself may attain for you his forgiveness.

Now to titrations. Those pretty pH indicators change colours so very quickly, don’t they? Now it’s pink, now it’s clear, you bastard! pH 6.457 it is indeed (errr ~), safe to drink recons I. Stop that you fool! Oh, well. I said nothing. See ya.

Look in the book, you useless students! Know you not letters? Grrrr. “But teacher, I’m bored. I must find entertainment before my thinking organ beings to learn things.” I remember high school. Students absorbed information! At least the did in the final two years ‘cause they all wanted to study law or commerce or some such shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhelfish. Money grubbing… I’m sure they need that money for good works, not self-aggrandisement (big word, eh?). Greek books are expensive.

Are you two serious? :confused:

g-sus! what a funny school :slight_smile: mine is full of nerds and junior-junkies

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Tust sho well.

This has got to be one of the weirdest threads on this entire board.

With friends like you who needs ememies?
But then, maybe no-one can attain the lofty heights of your friendship.

???

haha! Methinks too much dextrose polymer in one sitting.

:open_mouth: Bear in mind that I get paid for all this. I use it to buy proteins and dextrose polymers.

Ah! Great memories! This was more than 3 months ago! Very much has been inverted since!

I remember reading this when you posted it, Episcope. I wasn’t sure whether to be disturbed or delighted. Both reactions made a duly appointed appearance.

I love the exuberance with which you write, even on a topic as (ostensibly) grave as this one.

David

Through a private message someone indicated that it was not clear whom I was addressing. I’ll try to clear this up.
It was addressed to Episcopus.
In spite of your exuberance etc. I do not find the topic of this post amusing.
Whether this boy truly tried to kill himself or not is not for you to make a judgement about. At any rate, rolling on the floor laughing is not the proper responce. Neither is it for you to say that he can lose weight because you managed to gain weight.
Is his depression really caused by his being overweight etc. or is it vice-versa?
You get my drift.

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I have had my share of dealing with depression and I can’t (and I don’t think you can either) determine who is choosing to be helpless.

Maybe not socially acceptable but definitly understandable.
You are disabled in a way that is visible to others. Others may not be able to tell the extent of your disability but they can see that you have a disability.
There are many people who suffer from afflictions that are not visible.
When they talk about what is bothering them they have to deal with reactions like: “Oh, you just have to have a bit of backbone.” Then they may overhear things like: “I wish he would not whine about his ‘problems’ but do something about it.”
It is understandable that someone whose body does not function the way it should feels disgruntled toward an able-bodied person who supposedly does not appreciate his bodily health.
Try to understand someone who, having health problems that do not directly affect his body, is not taken seriously.

You are right. I have no idea. By the same token, you have no idea what this kid has to overcome before he can even consider the possibility of losing weight. Your “diagnosis” is nothing more than a guess, a stab in the dark.

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