Just in case you don't know, the title says,
"Team People Who Know Things They Shouldn't Know In Order To Confuse Jessica Turley!"
This happened to me quite often when I was in High School. There would be games or meetings or things where everyone was supposedly new to the events but then showed a knowledge that seemed to have appeared from nowhere.
I have no idea how these things happen. Even on graduation day people seemed to know what was going on before I did. I'm not saying that I was completely confused during the whole ceremony. We had practiced enough times for me to know what I was doing. Sort of.
As a fellow student and I walked towards the seats, I was amazed at all the people and the swords that the NJROTC was holding over us. It was beautiful.
Then I looked next to me and saw the other student did not look as amazed.
I remember thinking about it once and having a fake argument with the guy where I said,
"Well dammit dude! I don't know how you could have done it, but this is the first graduation I've ever had!"
Aside from that, the other instances of Team PWKTTSKIOTCJT were more like a large group of people who randomly broke into a perfectly performed (seemingly choreographed) dance that they hadn't actually practiced.
And expected me to join in.
"Team People Who Know Things They Shouldn't Know In Order To Confuse Jessica Turley!"
This happened to me quite often when I was in High School. There would be games or meetings or things where everyone was supposedly new to the events but then showed a knowledge that seemed to have appeared from nowhere.
I have no idea how these things happen. Even on graduation day people seemed to know what was going on before I did. I'm not saying that I was completely confused during the whole ceremony. We had practiced enough times for me to know what I was doing. Sort of.
As a fellow student and I walked towards the seats, I was amazed at all the people and the swords that the NJROTC was holding over us. It was beautiful.
My friends will love this picture because of how accurate the gown looks.
Then I looked next to me and saw the other student did not look as amazed.
I remember thinking about it once and having a fake argument with the guy where I said,
"Well dammit dude! I don't know how you could have done it, but this is the first graduation I've ever had!"
Aside from that, the other instances of Team PWKTTSKIOTCJT were more like a large group of people who randomly broke into a perfectly performed (seemingly choreographed) dance that they hadn't actually practiced.
And expected me to join in.
