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Omni middle school 

A bunch of whit kids that think there from the hood and a lot of girls that think there thicc
White rich Noah: I’m from the hood
Jake:aren’t you rich and live in a mansion
Noah: shut ur bitch ass up
Nobody:
Lilah: I’m thicc look me
Jake: welcome to Omni middle school

Omni middle school 

Omni is full of hoes,sex,drugs,lots of July’s,bully’s,mean teachers,bad teachers,and that 1% on normal people,
Me:hey whatcha doing

Girl#1:umm tf
Girl#2:do I know you

Me:it’s omni middle school the schools rly big

Omni middle school 

Wack ass school with staff who don't do shit, girls who all simp for one mop haired emo kid, and boys who say some of the most racist, homophobic, disgusting, inhuman, gut wrenching shit you will ever hear. The white kids here ghettoer than the ghetto and the cafeteria which serves wet, thrown-up patties in between two slices of the dryest, most tasteless pieces of bread a human has ever tasted.
Anyone else: “omg you go to omni middle school? I have you in my prayers.”
1% of sane kids: “thanks, i nee-“
Lauren: “GeReEeEe🥺”
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