The Weird Kid In ClassThere was a kid in my class who stood up every day and told everyone he had new shoes. This went on for weeks, and we all thought him nuts. Then, one day, he stood up and told us a long story about why his family were moving to another part of the country, and how excited he was. The next thing we heard was that he'd died in a plane crash.
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Fraser has joined the Moomins., Fri 19 Jan 2007, 10:18)
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The Legend Of Peter.Where do i start with this guy? He provided myself and a friend plenty of laughs and also some of the biggest annoyances of our life at college.
He was a bit mental and seemingly told everyone all this quite frankly unbelievable stories (from having football trials at west ham to bungee jumping from a helicopter) in a vain attempt to impress everyone.
To see him though, he was a weasly thing that quite frankly stunk a bit. Because myself and said friend were the only people that really spoke to him, he followed us absolutely everywhere. He used to sit there with this vacant expression on his face and scratch various parts of his face and legs, almost like it was the most pleasurable thing ever known to man.
One day we were planning to do a bunk on the last lesson and go up to London to get a few drinks in before a gig. He asked the teacher if it was ok for us to miss the last lesson because of this reason.
One day hee turned up late, calmly walked in and told the teacher the traffic was bad. Only thing is, everyone knew he walked to college.
He used to write his full name out (including his middle name) on everything, and if he didn't he'd screw the paper up and start again.
He was incapable of talking about anything other than music and when we set him a challenge to not mention any bands for the whole day he lasted a whole 5 minutes until asking "have you heard that new stereophonics album?"
He had this massive crush on this girl in our class and on valentines day he gave her this massive card. It started badly, everyone was watching him, wondering what he was going to say next. He didn't dissapoint. "I love you. That card cost me £5 from woolworths".
My best memory of him though was the time my friend rang him up in class whilst sitting next to him and told him that he couldn't make it in today. He believed it, even though he saw my friend walk in and sit next to him.
So yeah, that was the legend of peter, we tried to help him at first but realising he was beyond help, took to mocking him.
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