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The Honour Roll is a lie that [[Chris]] frequently comes up with to hide the fact that he was hated and spat upon at [[Manchester High School]]. In fact, all [[autism|autistics]] are put on Honour Roll to stop them from sperging out at the ceremony. It didn't work with [[Chris]], as he sperged out anyway.<br><br><br>
The Honour Roll is a lie that [[Chris]] frequently comes up with to hide the fact that he was hated and spat upon at [[Manchester High School]]. In fact, all [[autism|autistics]] are put on Honour Roll to stop them from sperging out at the ceremony. It didn't work with [[Chris]], as he sperged out anyway. He was aiming to win the art award for his clay sculptures, however Chris lacked 2 vital characteristics to win such an award, Creativity and Talent, Shocked by the fact they weren't just going to give the award to him Chris started crying and charged out of the ceremony in tears. Possibly later raging on about that they were discriminating against him due to his autism(despite that they put him on the Honour Roll, effectivley giving him an award for his condition). <br><br><br>


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Revision as of 17:47, 3 March 2009

The Honour Roll is a lie that Chris frequently comes up with to hide the fact that he was hated and spat upon at Manchester High School. In fact, all autistics are put on Honour Roll to stop them from sperging out at the ceremony. It didn't work with Chris, as he sperged out anyway. He was aiming to win the art award for his clay sculptures, however Chris lacked 2 vital characteristics to win such an award, Creativity and Talent, Shocked by the fact they weren't just going to give the award to him Chris started crying and charged out of the ceremony in tears. Possibly later raging on about that they were discriminating against him due to his autism(despite that they put him on the Honour Roll, effectivley giving him an award for his condition).