There are Americans here that have experienced the high school and college life as it is depicted in movies There are Americans here that partied with red cups with their frat bros There are Americans here who used to put the nerds in lockers Some of them even hung out with Stacey and Brad, whose father want to run to become Governor They even had a barbecue with said father in a lice McMansion lawn, or villa. Some Americans here even asked their crush to the prom, picked them up in a limo and drank for their first time.
How can irrelevant countries compete ?
Tyler Clark
The fuck is wrong with driving sober, Muhammad?
Jason Morgan
It still kind of blows my mind that this is even true, and they post among us
William Nguyen
t. The Virgin Driver
Justin White
>8AM and the french robots are awake
Lucas Butler
Hollywood was a mistake
Hudson Hill
God among men indeed. It's surreal to know they experiences things you only see in movies, and when they you tell them about that they say it's just normal and even expected.
Matthew Nguyen
Fuck off, I lost a close friend to drunk driving. Maybe once you're finished being an underage teen like you are, you'll understand the reality that comes with drunk driving and how it takes lives away. No wonder Americans don't care about public safety. Ashamed to be associated with childish fucks like you. Kill yourself, faggot.
Julian Cruz
Well at least he didn't die a virgin.
Robert Ortiz
Nobody gives a shit
David Nguyen
There are normalfags everywhere, no? It's not like they're that different from each other. It's a meme picture, my friend. Go vent on /adv/.
Austin Collins
There are also Americans who haven't been to all continents yet. There are Americans who have been to fewer US states than YOU have.
Jayden Morgan
ahahahahah fucking american cuck
Liam Lewis
I knew a guy from shcool that died like this. Fuck off, he is right
Jordan Reed
He was killed by a drunk driver, you dip. Flag checks out with this post. Meme picture or not, doesn't mean it's true. Sorry but at least I'd rather have less people die as a result of people being stupid, Slavshit.
Brandon Jones
At least you and him can be united in virgin heaven.
Kevin Powell
cry more faggot, if he wasnt retarded he wouldnt have died, no smart person has ever died in car accident
Blake Gray
It's really not all it's cracked up to be. Once you've been to 3-4 frat parties / barbecues you've been to them all.
Charles Parker
kek Europeans have never partied with red solo cups?
Justin Clark
He was killed BY a drunk driver not drive drunk you god damned moron.
Sebastian Foster
Let me revise that sentence Nobody gives a shit about you, your experiences and your personal issues here.
Parker Carter
I went to a shitty, miserable school and had a terrible time. I can't even watch college movies without warning to break my tv because of it. Animal House makes me want to vomit.
Blake Bell
i am aware
Asher Kelly
Five years ago I clipped a cyclist at dusk while drunk driving and never got caught. He did a full flip
Rate my experience
Jeremiah Clark
Yeah lol aparently that's an American thing. I remember the foreign exchange student from France who was blown away that it was just like in the movies.
Joshua Campbell
>it was just like in the movies Fuck off no it isn't
Juan Kelly
>put the nerds in lockers I've never seen anything like this happen in real life
But the other stuff seems like normal normie shit
Dominic Bennett
School isn't really like hollywood movies for most people unless you went to school in a big city.
Jeremiah Martin
I assume people really did shove nerds in lockers in the 80s but I never saw it. The rest is all real though, not even exaggerated. That's normal American high school
Jason Kelly
How is school in smaller places? What do people do after classes, they drive home or job? It's fascinating Americans have cars in high school
Joseph James
What a fucking normie country indeed I've always thought all of this was just memes
Carter Wilson
It really is though.
t. failed normie doing a decent job of "fake it till you make it"
Lincoln Jones
Can't say much about rural areas, but school in the suburbs was pretty similar to the movies. You could divide the student population fairly smoothly based on cliques like in the video game Bully (ex. Band kids, "jocks"), though there's plenty of mixing between them and they're not hostile to one another. After school, people with cars often round up their friends and they go home together to do whatever. Plenty teenagers have jobs, but they're rarely far from school/home for obvious reasons.
Also, not all teenagers have cars. The number is on the decline now, actually. More of an upper-middle class thing.
I can't imagine Canadian HS is that different than American.
Andrew Young
>school had off-campus lunch >a dozen or two restaurants, grocery stores, etc. in the area thriving on the 5000 students and staff at the school >tfw would sometimes just go for a drive in friends car during lunch while eating burgers or pizza during lunch period
Julian Foster
I did none of the things you listed
Jordan Taylor
You mean suburbia because that's what American media depicts "high school life" as most of the time. Big city schools are filled with poor niggers that don't fit the 1980s high school chic
Hudson Cooper
Besides having more hockey and more snow nothing is much different.
Andrew Gonzalez
>tfw nerd shoving stopped after the 1980s >(((coincidentally))) this happened when educational curricula became more liberal Pure (((coincidence))), I wish America went back to the days when nerds were given their place rather than glamorized.
Oliver Lewis
Most people would drive home yes or chill with friends, I was from a small town so a majority of people actually did play sports, and practice was most days after school
Chase Diaz
You're on Sup Forums at 3 am, it's not like you're the type to do the shoving.
Isaac Robinson
At least he fucks proper women and not shitty fucked up whores who love these drunk drivers.
Samuel Nelson
I went to school in a rural community and I don't remember easily recognizable cliques like you see in movies. Honestly though, I didn't participate much socially outside of class since I was kind of a loner so I didn't really do much after school but go home and spend time on the internet.
I didn't own a car until a few years after high school (and I didn't get my license until a few weeks before the end of senior year anyways) but there were a lot of upperclassmen who did have cars and there was a parking lot just for students. I always had someone pick me up though.