I wore the same costume 2 years later. Which time did i wear it better?
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Disregard anything this user says
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Yes we know!
A subreddit for the CW television show The Vampire Diaries (2009-2017) and its related media.
Best GCSE subject
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I know this is irrelevant but i realized all the girls on here r super good at styling their hair. Any tips r appreciated.
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Since i cant edit my flair anymore here r my mock grades.
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What r ur favorite lessons to have in a row and y?
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drop ur GCSE choices in the comments and ill guess anything about u.
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Im scared.
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what r the first 3 words u see
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Am I the only one that hates when teachers decide to over praise cause it sets the standards rly high.
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Controversial: I will always defend these 2. Doesn't mean i agree with their actions but they really grew on me.
A subreddit for the Netflix series, Ginny and Georgia
I usually dislike characters like simone but I acc rly like her. She deserves better than zion
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y10s when does school end for u and any summer plans?
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The reason we all Don't like Norah
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This may not have been one of my favorite teachers and i definitely hated her at times but im about to cry.
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Had my last ever lesson with my chem teacher today. It hit me rly hard (im in y10 btw).
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Some teachers lack common sense
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Congrats to all the year 11s that have finished!!! And the ones that haven't ull do great!!
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ZION IS AN ASSHOLE!!
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How many of your GCSE teachers r leaving next year? (Year 10)
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Reversed gender roles in the rookie (im probably gonna get attacked for this but hear me out)
Subreddit for all things The Rookie, starring Nathan Fillion, airing Tuesday nights at 9:00 pm EST on ABC.
I don't think it rly sunk in that we r gonna be Y11s next year until I found the 2026 exam timetable 😢 😢
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