<p>lol These are really funny…</p>
<p>This year, this girl wrote: “Bye.”</p>
<p>lol These are really funny…</p>
<p>This year, this girl wrote: “Bye.”</p>
<p>“Your yearbook lost its virginity to <em>name</em>!!!”
And then she included a very graphic picture…</p>
<p>“Please don’t remember me”</p>
<p>“get bent”. they were being totally serious too</p>
<p>couple years ago, a kid, another male, wrote-
“Let’s make babies all summer kinda like <em>friend with lots of siblings</em>'s parents”</p>
<p>“Thanks for holding back my hair while I threw up. Love, Jake Gyllenhaal.”</p>
<p>… that was actually me writing in my best friend’s yearbook, haha. I told him I’d make up for it by taking up every square millimeter of blank space come senior year.</p>
<p>“…I want a threesome with you…”</p>
<p>yeah. speaks for itself.</p>
<p>public class <insert kid’s=“” name=“” here=“”> extends failure {
int failness = 9001;
public <insert kid’s=“” name=“” here=“”> (int num) {
failness = num+9001;
}
public static void main (string args) {
while (true)
System.out.println(“you fail at life”);
}
}</insert></insert></p>
<p>lol @ compsci nerds XD</p>
<p>*** is wrong with you? What is your problem, man? What is going on back there? I suspect many of my colleagues would be saying/thinking something like the above regarding your demeanor in my class.
I say thank you for being a good sport and introducing some levity into an often ponderous subject.
Stay _______!
whatever u r
B.</p>
<p>From my pervert, creepy Chem teacher. I talk to some teachers a lot, but this man was so awkward that I have not said a thing to him the whole year, so I don’t know how he was able to write something to me. To add to the awkwardness, he glued a photo of himself next to his message. Thanks B. Thanks a lot.</p>
<p>well i only got my mom to sign my yearbook…</p>