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6th formers 

People aged 16-17 who go to 6th form. Most of them look like shit, hit on girls who are 13-14 and will fail their A levels. Some of them want to commit no life. Only the weird ones actually enjoy 6th form (avoid them). They think their in charge of the school when their not.
boy: mummy why is there zombies staring at me?
mum: those are 6th formers.
6th formers by 9/11 skydiver September 5, 2020
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6th formers 

you thought GCSE was hard? haha by the end of this you'll want to jump of a bridge.

failed mocks, no universities want me. crushed dreams and expectations. don't get your hopes up and don't attached to anyone. they all leave in the end. it's just you.

do you think that this will be ok? that this is just an empty warning with no real substance. I was the happy go-lucky kid who wrote the definition ' Bus 418 ' back in the day.

please I know this isn't going to stop you going or anything just know that you aren't the only one feeling that way. every one is broken, just some people hide it better then others.

good luck.
year 13: what are you going to take for alevels for when you are all 6th formers?
year 11: maths, further maths, chemistry and physics!
year 13: ...do you have a death wish or what?
6th formers by user_deleted456 February 11, 2025
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