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Topic	A weird TV trope that you used to see but didn't have much real world basis
MacrossSpecial 08/31/17 2:20:01 PM #47:	AlleRacing posted... MacrossSpecial posted... FourthDimension posted... Bilingual people randomly using foreign words when speaking with people who only speak English That is a good one, probably one of the big instances of life imitating art - to this day I still hardly ever see people doing this. Also, I went to a high school with about 5500 kids. The only people who had lockers were the physically disabled students... I never even saw a rotating combination lock until the military. My highschool had ~930 kids, and even we mostly had 2 to a locker. Ha, my graduating class had over a thousand. There were only like 100 lockers in any case. Every classroom had the books for the class taught there and kids were issued all their books for home at the beginning of the year so there really was no need to have a locker - you could rent a book you needed from the library if you wanted to study at school. I remember most kids not even having backpacks. --- ...Dude, you're a **ing douche. Get off my god damn internets. - RX7Infinitilll <cite>MacrossSpecial posted [p:885787005] in A weird TV... [t:75722775]...</cite> <quote><cite>AlleRacing posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MacrossSpecial posted...</cite> <quote><cite>FourthDimension posted...</cite> <quote>Bilingual people randomly using foreign words when speaking with people who only speak English</quote> That is a good one, probably one of the big instances of life imitating art - to this day I still hardly ever see people doing this. Also, I went to a high school with about 5500 kids. The only people who had lockers were the physically disabled students... I never even saw a rotating combination lock until the military.</quote> My highschool had ~930 kids, and even we mostly had 2 to a locker.</quote> Ha, my graduating class had over a thousand. There were only like 100 lockers in any case. Every classroom had the books for the class taught there and kids were issued all their books for home at the beginning of the year so there really was no need to have a locker - you could rent a book you needed from the library if you wanted to study at school. I remember most kids not even having backpacks. --- ...Dude, you're a **ing douche. Get off my god damn internets. - RX7Infinitilll</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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