I’ll begin this post by saying that immoral people when you see them first hand are a lot more disturbing than when you read about them in books or see them on TV. Especially when the first impression of them that you got was that they were decent people. So in my SAT classes there’s this one British dude who’s pretty reticent and doesn’t talk unless spoken to and seldom asks questions, and I took—rather mistook—him to be a decent guy despite the fact that he wore his hair long and thus had a shabby look about him. I mean he had a polished English accent and all, and compared to the American accent, that stuff pwns. When you picture decadent people you generally attribute to them English like Ebonics, so if someone’s speaking in a polished British accent and all you don’t generally suspect them of debauchery. Turns out that this guy’s 19 years old, so I guess it wouldn’t be completely fair to label him immoral. But what the heck. I added him on Facebook purely because I wanted to increase the number of contacts I had, and as I always do when I add someone, checked out his profile. It was pretty disturbing. There were shameless conversations about sex and drugs, and the kind of insults people threw each other as a greeting were inconceivable. I’m debating on whether I should get rid of him from my friends list or not. The former might be viewed as rude, and I’ll be meeting him in class anyway.
On a different note, it’s 5 in the morning right now and I’m sick again. Can’t go to school today.
3 comments :
and why the hell is there a 19-year-old dude in you class?
i think his hormonal surges came too late. he should have had it when he was 12 or 13. hahaha.
interesting question. apparently it's for SAT in general despite your age. but for any age he's way to old to be applying for college now... plus.. oh yeah, he's going back to england tomorrow. maybe he was just doing it to kill time. hahaha
really? O.o
XD
and who again said that "Brits are more sophistacated than Americans"
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