Here I have listed a couple of the funny (and not so funny) characters of my honors class.

1. The hippie/green hair dye? kid- This is the child that sits in the back of the classroom and comes to school on halloween wearing a blonde hippie wig and oval-shaped purple sunglasses. Last time I saw this happen at school was the day that we had the substitute teacher, Ms.Thompson. Of course, Ms.Thompson was the cute french lady with the short white hair. When she called his name during attendance, he was lying in his chair with his feet on his desk, arms crossed, hair spread wildly all over his face. "Charles, I would like to see your face please." The teacher said, at which he threw his head back and let his hair fly behind him. It was sort of like a Loreal commercial, accept with fake hair of a much crappier color, and set in a huge public middle school on the west coast.

2. The "EXCUSE ME TEACHER, I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MY OPINION WITH THE CLASS!" kid- This is the child who will express his or her opinion of someone's 6th grade class project whether it is negative or positive, makes sense or not. Last time I drew characters from a book, it was called "too cute". And not in a good way either. He had apparently read the comics drawn for this particular book, and the characters were supposed to be more rugged or something.

p.s. Will work to get others a bad grade.

3. The computer/video game addict- The kid that wears baggy t-shirts to school that say things like "One more level" or "My mom told me to play outside" with a pic of a game system set up on the grass. This child also has online accounts to everything, and talks about them ALL THE TIME.

4. The child that FARTS JUST ABOUT EVERY 5 MINUTES IN THE MIDDLE OF A MATH LESSON!!!- Oh and he farts loud too. Also picks his nose, scratches his ass, and chews on pencils.

5. The child who's cell phone rings about every day during 1st/2nd period- Not a very pleasant way to start the day is it?Our 1st and 2nd period teacher doesn't really mind, and just tells them to "turn it off". Our 5th and 6th period teacher on the other hand will take the phone, give it to the school counselor, and have our parents come pick it up. Luckily, their cell phones don't ring during these last 2 periods TOO MUCH.

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