Both of the most annoying people I know are in my Newspaper class at school.
There’s Needs Some Decaf Girl, who is far too hyper for her own good and can’t stand corrections. She will sit there and argue with you for hours about a simple typo or grammatical error, insisting, “But it’s correct! Don’t change my oh-so-precious work!” (A bit exaggerated, but that’s what it sounds like sometimes.)
The other person is Too Much Information Girl. She comes in, sits down and starts talking to the teacher about every little tiny detail that has happened so far in her mundane life. She always ends with “And I would really like some chocolate. Like a candy bar or something.”
Let’s see. There are also the 7th grade boys who hang out in front of the middle school (just down the road) and think they’re the masters of the universe. They love to toy with people’s emotions, especially those younger than them, and they make you want to beat them up.
Another annoying student is Doesn’t Listen Girl. She sits right next to me in English, and always questions every announcement the teacher makes. “What, we had to read chapters 5 and 6 last night? You never said that!” or “What is this, a pop quiz? You didn’t tell us there’d be a test!”
She did (somewhat) get her comeuppance the other day, though. We had an essay test, and the teacher handed out a sheet of paper which had six subjects we could write on. In bold letters at the top, it said “PICK ONE SUBJECT FOR YOUR ESSAY.”
She immediately asked, “Do we have to write an essay about all of these?”
The teacher’s response was a very loud, aggravated, sharp-toned “Read the directions!” She looked abashed, rightfully, and read them.
Ah, that’s it for now, though there are certainly more.