and to be fair, the presentation was really dumb because it talked about dress code on mass days(yes we have those) and they were making some… strange comments.
Like “girls wearing tight clothes are being harmful to male students because the males will think of their bodies instead of math”
so the photo was extra topical.
It’s easier to flatter and emotionally blackmail them into giving good grades.
And also easier for them.
and then they talked about how someone kept unscrewing and messing with the pressure on the bathroom sinks. However, it is also fun to shoot jets of water at your freinds in the stalls and I think they completely disregarded that argument.
And no, it didn’t cause permanent damage. Just water everywhere which we usually cleaned up anyways.
I was always very rule-abiding 
If you follow all the rules that don’t matter and aren’t actually affecting you then you can get away with being allowed to break the actually important ones that you actually care about 
and that’s the story of how I got permission to get my gym credit by taking the class online
thank you derps.
It’s so irritating when i’m studying for math and some girl shows her elbows 
Also imagine not having musical as a gym credit.
That’s … not gym …
also even if we were allowed to do that for gym I can’t sing, so there’s that
and neither is taking the class online nerd. The school gives that credit for the noodle-armed like myself who don’t do sports or gym.
Basically the way it worked is that I would exercise, log how much I exercised, and provide “proof” in the form of a single photo of me exercising for the entire week’s worth
This had many benefits, such as ‘allowing me to take actually interesting classes during the school year,’ ‘allowing me to get gym credit for roller skating rather than anything that gets played in gym class,’ ‘not requiring me to be graded on athletic ability,’ and ‘not requiring me to take gym class with the class of 2019, nearly all of whom I had negative personal history with’
