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The 11 key types of graffiti in your old schoolbooks
THE SCHOOLBOOK IS the window to the soul. Here’s what any self-respecting example needed:
1. Your name with different surnames
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Mainly of your celebrity love idol, obviously. Just waiting for the day when they notice you and (obviously) marry you on the spot.
The more different fonts, the better.
2. Innovative alterations to the text
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Classic.
3. Stickers
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So many stickers. Also, stickers were made with some kind of space-age superglue that meant once you put them on, you could NEVER remove them, ever.
So you had to really mean it.
4. Your life manifesto
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Otherwise how will people know what you stand for?
5. Examples of you practising a ‘cool’ signature
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6. Your fave bands
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If people don’t know what music you’re into, how will they know how cool you are?
7. Insults that could potentially get you in trouble
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The above is a case where somebody wrote a rude phrase in a library book, and the teachers traced it back to his handwriting. CSI Community College or what?
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Often crossed out, altered, graffitied by other people writing ‘NO’ on it, etc.
9. ‘Helpful’ notes in library books
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Ta.
10. Deep and meaningful song lyrics
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Because you were having a lot of feelings at the time. A lot of feelings.
11. And alterations to textbook photos
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Which may lead to things like this
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Those were the days.
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