I guess im sorta like that kid, in english today i went to sleep and for no reason woke up randomly made a crow noise and went back to sleep. :lol:

I'm somewhat that odd kid, like I'll headbang in public while listening to my music. I'll also air guitar, and then lift up my leg and my guitar and then kick my leg backwards and headbang all in one motion.

 

 

 

And, though I naturally cannot seem to control it, I'm very loud. I'm not deaf, though, I have excellent hearing (I've been tested several times this past year). I can't help it, and it can be very aggravating even to me sometimes.

 

 

 

If you meet me, you'll see for yourself. But I would recommend that you didn't because I may have to end up killing you in the end because you'll be some random person at my doorstep (exaggerating). If you know me personally, though, I'm a really different guy then what I stand out to be.

I think I might be the only kid at my school that cares how his shoes are laced. Really, every time I get a new pair I have to use a different lacing style. I use this site: http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/lacingmethods.htm

 

 

 

My previous pair used "ladder" style, current uses "zipper".

 

 

 

So yea. I think that counts towards being "that" kid.

 

 

 

that is so awesome! I'm gonna do mine in ladder style right now!

Kyle (3-5)- Now Kyle was/is a pretty smart kid. He just has an over-active imagination. For example, in P.E. in 4th grade, my friend Collin pretended to faint after being hit by a soccer ball in goalie practice. Kyle rushed over to give him CPR. -.-

A kid, who always played football on breaks. He cried after every single match and yelled really loud "unfair teams" - no matter which team won.

Drew - (referred to by most kids as D-Money or The Colonial Blacksmith) Ran cross-country, but didn't run half of the time. After school, He would sit near a tetherball pole for hours waiting for rabbits to come out from hiding, then try to catch them.