Senior reflection for high school yearbook.

[NanneyGoat]

I have to write a reflection statement for my high school yearbook.  I wanted to be unique and try to compare my high school years to building a PC.  It needs to be about a paragraph not extremely long.    Yeah I know it sounds ridiculous but I believe it is achievable.  So if you guys have any ideas (or puns), I'd love to hear them!  But please keep them clean.  

[SImoHayha]

I have to write a reflection statement for my high school yearbook.  I wanted to be unique and try to compare my high school years to building a PC.  It needs to be about a paragraph not extremely long.    Yeah I know it sounds ridiculous but I believe it is achievable.  So if you guys have any ideas (or puns), I'd love to hear them!  But please keep them clean.  

 

Thank you school for teaching me nothing about learning taxes. How to apply for a job, apply for a credit card or do my taxes. Thank you for forcing me to learn from my parents who may or not be always working parents.

 

However I would like to appreciate my concern on why I should learn the Pythagorean Theorem. Who knows maybe I will try and measure triangles just for shits and giggles in the future. 

 

Also thank you to my fellow friend who I made while in school, where I was once an innocent child now a hardened veteran in roasting my fellow friends. And making roasting jokes. Such as your mother was so fat even a black hole can't suck her.

 

Also all the teachers who said I couldn't do it in your ******** face mate. 

[Admiral Naismith]

"High school is like an R9 290 stock cooler; it takes a lot of energy and makes a lot of noise to end up failing at its job."

 

"High school is like building a PC for LoL; you can spend a lot of effort or very little, the result is always the same."

 

If you hated your peers;

"My peers' future prospects are like AMD's profits."

 

"Learning in Highschool is like overclocking a G3258 when adult life needs a Xeon 2699 v3".

 

They may be terrible, but to my sleep deprived self they're not half bad.