What Do People Think About You?

You don't go to the party. You don't want to do anything embarrassing or weird, besides, all your friends will be there cooler than you. You laugh at the words, "look good," and wear casual jeans, jumper and trainers/ sneakers. You wear a checkered shirt with jeans. You wear jean shorts, a cute top or shirt or jumper and a light pink belt. You do your hair extremely nicely and practice your charming smile. You wear sunglasses as you arrive, and wear a glittery top with tight jeans and high heels.

Giggle and immediately let them go, but take the toilet role first so they don't have any. Keep them waiting for ages so they wet their self! Let them go and wait outside. Make a joke and keep them waiting. Tell them a story about when it happened to them and make them feel sympathetic for you.

Help them to understand the homework without telling them the answers. Help them with a few, then make an excuse that you have to go, 'cause you're dead bored in your mind. Tell them all the answers. Tell them all the wrong answers to the homework. Tell them it's just cheating and they need to learn it for themselves.

Get involved and side up against the one who isn't being fair. Get upset because they're fighting and try to split it up. Split the argument up and leave. Tell them both to apologize and then take them to a cafe or the public park and make them be friends again with each other. Watch them argue, video it and put it on YouTube, then tell all your friends to look at it.

Film them when they come out of the bathroom and then tell them their clothes are out of the window, and all their other clothes are being washed. Then put this video on you tube. Go along with the plan. Hide all your friends clothes they bought with them, or perhaps mix them up with another dormitory's clothes. Laugh and go along with it. Say this is not a good idea, and give the person they're clothes telling the person your friends plan. Throw their clothes out of a window, and get ready to film them when they come out.

Give a lot of money, perhaps £10 or £20. Give in a tiny amount, perhaps 50p, then tell your class mates you gave in a £5 note. Give in around £2.50, then say to all your friends you donated £100. You give in a reasonable amount, perhaps as much as your friends are giving in to make sure there are no arguments about it. You give lodes of money and make sure its the most, more than all your friends are giving in.