Check Your Privilege !
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Original post by Axel Johann
Tall = +10
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Short = -10
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Short = -10
lmao how have they figured that out? Tall girls are usually considered less attractive so like... eh?
Original post by ZuluK
I have no idea. I used to removed from geography because apparently "I laughed too much" 
tell me 
put me out of my misery. 
tell me put me out of my misery. Spoiler
Well at least its not as bad as my geography class. A series of verbal confrontations ended up with one guy stabbing the other guy with a highligher!!! GCSEs mayn... Good times
I'm Mauritian!!!
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Your privilege level is Disadvantaged with a score of -70 
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