8th grade high
8th grade high by NickyBalls June 21, 2017
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Pryor junior high 8th graders are the dumbest people in the school. They get in fights all the time for messing with each other’s ex’s. All the teachers hate them. All the boys are shorter than 5’3. The girls all think they are depressed because the boy they like doesn’t like them back and likes their bsf instead. They go after the 9th graders cause everyone in their grade are immature. They are all talk but they can not fight worth crap. The boys are not good at basketball at all. They all make fun of the 7th graders even though that’s what grade they were in last year. They think it’s cute to get a mulet but they are ugly. All the girls think boys from adair are hot but they are to scared to talk to them. That’s the 8th grade pryor junior high kids.
pryor junior high 8th grade by salina_wild_cats_69 November 21, 2019
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