26 definitions by TROLLKING9001
By far the worst year since World War II. It will get better (I hope)
January: COVID conspiracies
February: COVID-19 reaches America
March: Lockdown in USA
April: Rapid Spread of COVID-19 in USA
May: USA leads in COVID-19 cases
June: Protests and riots following the Death of George Floyd
July: While the rest of the world is recovering smoothly, the US is still in shambles.
August: Trump holds superspreader rallies. He also sends stormtroopers to Portland to attack peaceful protesters
September: Fires everywhere in the west coast.
October: TBD
November: TBD
December: TBD
January: COVID conspiracies
February: COVID-19 reaches America
March: Lockdown in USA
April: Rapid Spread of COVID-19 in USA
May: USA leads in COVID-19 cases
June: Protests and riots following the Death of George Floyd
July: While the rest of the world is recovering smoothly, the US is still in shambles.
August: Trump holds superspreader rallies. He also sends stormtroopers to Portland to attack peaceful protesters
September: Fires everywhere in the west coast.
October: TBD
November: TBD
December: TBD
You can already tell by the fires, the coronavirus, the protests, and the economic collapse that 2020 is the worst year since World War II.
by TROLLKING9001 September 15, 2020
Something that is offered in schools for kids who are mentally or physically challenged. Most notable special ed program is ASD, for kids with Autism. Special Ed classes are designed for people to be more self-sufficient and possibly lead an independent life later on. The classes are generally easier and are structured in a way so that people with special needs can understand the material needed to move forward in their education. They also offer Speech and OT services for people who struggle with social skills. Kids in Special Ed are often looked down upon, but in reality, they just want to be like any other kid. We should all learn to accept people for who they are as a person and include them into society.
Truth be told, I have been in Special Ed since I was in kindergarten. I was diagnosed with Autism when I was 2 years old. People said that I would never become independent and I would have to be looked after my entire life. My parents were also hopeless that I may never lead an independent life later on. It has been a long journey from when I was just a child, but it all paid off. Throughout my life, I was always seen as the "special kid" and I was sick and tired of it. I knew that I had great potential, but my parents, teachers, and case carriers didn't believe me, so I decided to prove them wrong. I kept pushing and pushing until I finally got what I wanted. Freedom. Back then, I could barely make sentences without other people telling me what to say. Now, I'm in high school taking 3 honors classes and 2 CP classes. It was a long and hard journey. I should definitely write this in my college application.
by TROLLKING9001 November 17, 2020
A black man in Minnesota was murdered on May 26th, 2020. This is a very sad and very outraging moment for the community as this murder was caused by a police who goes by the name of Derek Chauvin, who decided to strangle him to death over a $20 check. The police officer as shown in a video, has his knee on Floyd's neck and pinned to the ground, unable to move at all. People from all around the vicinity tell the officers to stop multiple times but Chauvin would not take his knee off of Floyd's neck. Soon after, Floyd died and eventually this asshole police officer got fired and arrested as well as being charged of third degree murder. As of May 30th, 2020, protests of this action are still happening all across America. Protesters were seen burning cars, police stations, and vandalizing public property to avenge the death of an innocent man. Also, the police officer's wife ended up divorcing him. This is a very ironic chain of events.
by TROLLKING9001 May 31, 2020
by TROLLKING9001 November 6, 2020
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by TROLLKING9001 September 29, 2020
by TROLLKING9001 July 13, 2020
When you're in sex ed and you want to ask a question, you need to write down your question and put it in the box if you want your teacher to answer it.
Sex Ed Teacher: Alrighty kiddos! If you want me to answer any of your questions, just put it in the question box!
by TROLLKING9001 September 1, 2020