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Narrabeen sports high school

Narrabeen sports high school in the northern beaches is a hot spot for eshays whom haven’t dropped out yet. It has a wide range of teachers including miss jobs and mr Bernard who are quite ‘attractive’ to the eye. #bringbackrusty is one of the most popular hashtags in Narrabeen. The year eights of 2019 think that they are top shit so try to stay away from them. If you live near Narrabeen you will hear at least one ambulance a day. If you want to get bashed (get in a punch up) by some eshays then go to the back oval and play shit music. In conclusion Narrabeen is full of eshays and drugos.
Oh look it’s those eshays from Narrabeen sports high school

narratress 

A female narrator, not unlike an authress or actress.
I am the narratress of the story.
narratress by skidd90 January 8, 2011

Narrabeen sports high school

is the hotspot for eshays who haven't dropped out yet there are also miss jobes mr benards who arre quite attractive if you want to get bashed play trash music an ambulance also comes every second day so if you live near the school you know it's for Narrabeen sports high school it also has heaps of soccer fags who cant smile. in conclusion: Narrabeen sports high school where the kids are high and the grades are low".
thats the eshays from Narrabeen sports high school

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Narraweena or "crime hill" is a very sketchy suburb where most junkies hangout and is the core place for drug deals and gang meetups.
"My friend just got caught with weed" "oh, he properly lived in Narraweena"
narraweena by Retard 21 March 29, 2022
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