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Well that might look good on your college application
Say goodbye to that mysterious streak of good grades you've been getting recently.
His “question” was a much subtle way to say “‘who’s your daddy?’”
that's why honesty is the best policy..
OP I hope for your sake your parents are divorced. Or that's going to be even more Awkward. the principal in your mom could have some weird explaining to do.
Words fail me
I'm not understanding the gullible part. Telling him you have practice is a biggie to lie about? ydi
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If you're going to take advantage of your principal's gullibility, I think you could have come up with something better than lying about having practice...you didn't think it was odd that he was so interested in your schedule all of a sudden?
The good news is that you’ll always know how to spell principal correctly. The principal is always your mom’s “pal.”