I attend Downey High School and wow where do I begin.

1.Background: Shit load of mexicans and wannab gangsters everywhere. 3 sections of Downey Rich, Middle and Ghetto. Everywhere around Sussman Middle School is ghetto, multiple black and mexican ghettos and residences appear all around this area. If walk around there with an ipod or electronic device, might as well kiss it goodbye. People get mugged and raped all the time around south Downey. North Downey has all the rich and snobbish white and azn residences. Sadly there is multiple rivalries between all the ethnic groups. The schools of South Downey hav no money in their skool system while the nicer part of East Middle School and Griffiths hav 100's of thousands of extra dollars just sitting in their bank accounts. These thousands are spent in makin new skool buildings and new this and that and school dance #5 of the week and new everything. While these things are happening all these middle-rich classes are driving their nice benz and hybrids and show off their shit. The sterotypes and rascism goes on and on.

2. DHS (Downey High School):The ghetto-ist wealthy school ever. First the racsism: People hate each other and talk shit about everyone. Mexican this and beaner that, dont cross the border, azn slanted eye, go make me a computer, do my fukin hw, white gringos , rich ass, lets go to this albinos, 10 story manshion, nigga this, jerkin, dances, pik up my cotton, who taught u how 2 read.

This is the typical day at DH...

TNA is a weekly televised wrestling show that is full of predictable nonstop "action". Below is quick break down of an episode of TNA.

- Eric Bischoff cuts a 20 minute promo.

- The commentary team announce the match card.

- A fight breaks down backstage and lasts around 10 minutes.

- A knockouts match is on but ends in about 4 minutes, another knockout beats down the winner and walks off.

- Eric Bischoff is shown talking with Ric Flair backstage until commercial break.

- A tag team match is on, the face team wins but are attacked after that.

- Eric Bischoff and Immortal are talking backstage about taking over.

- The main event ends in a no contest when Immortal beat down the face superstar.

- End of TNA.

This is basically the same every single week but it's okay because they have Hogan, Flair, Russo and Bischoff so it's just like WCW, which was pretty horrible but it's harsh to say TNA is like watching a car crash... because a car crash would have some meaningful confrontation.

A term no longer used by society! Used before "Internet", before "Cell Phones", and during a time when "Call Waiting" on home phones and "Pagers" that could only vibrate and show a number, were the best of communication technology. "Hitting The Streets" was a term everyone used to use when they wanted to meet new people or to see what their friends were doing. This time period was less judgmental and you got to see everyone in person and get phone numbers from people using paper and pen, then calling them to find they are never home. This is why everyone had to "Hit The Streets", because everyone would hang out in large groups, at friends houses, malls, theaters, parks after hours, 24 hour coffee houses, and clubs that stayed open till sunlight. Gas was cheap so you could fill up your gas tank twice a day and have money left over for fast food places which were the largest hang out spots. Police were out numbered by public crowds then so they left everyone the fuck alone and would respond only when called on for help.

CHiPs was a cop show that aired from 1977-1983, about the lives of two CHP Motor Cycle officers. It staring Erik Estrada as the cool but accident prone Frank "Ponch" Poncherello and Larry Wilcox as his calm level headed partner Jon Baker. Robert Pine also starred as the no nonsense but kind hearted Sergeant Joseph Getraer. Plots usually revolved around chasing out of control drivers, saving peoples lives in car crashes, and going after burglars. But there was also sub plots involving the Officers social lives and SoCal lifestyle.

Opening scenes featured the actual California Highway Patrol building, located under the Santa Monica Freeway in down town L.A. The theme song and Crash scenes were filmed around the valley on unopened streches of Freeways.

A made for TV movie came out in '98 called CHiPs '99, starring many of the original cast members.

Basically just a very pretentious car for those people who are slightly richer than the average person, but not actually rich enough to own an italian sports car. They still want to show off the tiny bit of money they have more than the average person, so they drive a so-called luxury car, that's really not much better than the average toyota, just loads more pretentious and snobbish. Mercedes also fit into this category of fake wealth.

There are two types of people who drive this kind of car:
Botox, bleached hair, boobjobbed moms
Spoiled, blonde, rich brats who crash their BMW and get a new one the next day

And this is coming from an upper class kid going to an upper-middle class private school.

Garden City is basically a rich stuck up town with literally a bunch of preppy air heads who think theyre rich but theyre not. My friend is super preppy and her dad is a lawyer so that makes her kinda rich. she is such a prep i amazes me she actually passed middle school. i mean yes the high school's field was built kinda crappy and yes the school and town is big on lax. i have seen them play and they are not freakishly good. i mean the sports teams here are like "you win some, you lose some", not "you win em all, lose none". i mean have ya seen the way we dress, STUPID!!!!!!!!! I mean all the preppy girls wear crap like coach, abercrombie, hollister, and the worst is juicy. And preppy boys wear clothes like Hollister, Abercrombie, Lacoste and Polos, (which are meant for fuckin dumb asses who have no brain or no life) come on polos are ugly and stupid and no one should wear them cause theyre just another way to make people in this town seem more preppy, rich and stuck up and snobby. i mean i dont even know what juicy is. but i do know that its ugly, stupid and oh yeah POINTLESSSSSSS!!!!!!. and i mean look at our cars. yea those spoiled brats who are daddys girls and who crash thier cars for no reason just so daddy will buy them a more expensive car. and the high school seems like its falling apart yea and even though it seem =s like we have a lot of money some of us don't, even though the town looks it. And most people who live here arent even rich at all and some people d...

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