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Weekly Contest #364
I knew she was trouble the moment I saw her walk up to my lunch table. She had long black hair, braces, and a couple pimples on her face. Her eyes were dark brown like a dog’s turd, which made sense, because brown was statistically the most common eye color– nearly eighty percent of the world has them. I read that in a textbook. But that wasn't the reason I knew she was trouble. It was because she was a seventh grader. I try not to deal with seventh graders. They lack the maturity and depth of eighth graders while simultaneously presenting m...
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