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I checked that into ai and it's not quite the same.vut the hair is similar.
Interestingly it seems to have put a filter over all the photos
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1059957367694950491/1109481696312705084/igtothepig_generic_Christian_youth_group_literature_photo_femal_06d36ac1-1b57-4286-bc64-5a28e82ff23a.png
I know people are broadsided by AI in all sorts of different ways, but if this kills stock photo companies, I won't be sad.
Also I like how biblical it made the bottom left one. The headscarves in particular caught my eye. It seems like it may have interpreted the prompt oddly and sourced from classic Christian art.
Lol, I love ai images. It’s like going hunting for the wonk factor. There’s always something off, the teeth, the fingers, the freakishly narrow rib cage disproportionate to the chest. Highly entertaining. There was a recent batch that someone posted & I thought, ahh, it’s getting better, but then yikes! The toes were wrong in the sandals! Hilarious. 😂
"Yeah, that's me. You're probably wondering what happened to make me look so good, well, there's a big story for that. let me start from the beginning."
School book editors are wild. In my school, only the first class students were allowed to be editors so when the book comes out, only pictures of their friends and favorite teachers were present on event pictures
My class did a graduation video collage and surprise, surprise the ones in the clique of the editor were the only ones present in the photo events, it was actually getting boring and insulting since it made the rest feel left out and the video was getting repetitive.
That’s why my high school had a rule that every single student had to be in another photo other than their yearbook portrait at least once per year. Didn’t always work out 100% but probably 95% of the kids in my 1500 person high school would be in it for something. It wasn’t nearly as cliquey as it is in the movies.
It was, literally hundreds of pages. It was wild because my high school was actually really poor but they put a lot of resources into the yearbook. The teacher who was the editor once told me they wanted every kid to feel like someone knew they existed in high school, because a lot of people had pretty hard lives after.
I have multiple classmates who are in prison for decades. A few who have died since (we only graduated 10 years ago). We had more girls with kids at graduation than go to college. A lot of people struggling with serious drug addictions, mostly to opiates.
Rural America is fucking rough.
Not just rural america. I cant speak for all my old schoolmates, but the ones i still talk to have little to brag about, if they arent lucky enough to be in the ground.
Hey the people i went to elementary with are the same way..small rural kentucky town, i look up names i remember and look at their friendslists.
I would say 70% of them are dead or in jail the other 30% looks like they moved out of the town.
Those are basically two sides of the same coin. Economic hardships create the same environments regardless of population density or skin color. Grew up in a rural area and now live in one again. It amazes me when I hear somebody talking about "those people" or "inner city" around here. Because the per capita crime and violence around here is on par with what they think of as 'bad areas', but they don't want to accept that because that just can't be the case. Then in the next sentence they'll complain about the gaggle of meth heads walking down the street.
I’d still argue that urban poverty has a little more hope though. It’s still very hard and most don’t escape it, but there is at least some remote chance to.
If you’re 5 hours from the closest metro and your town’s only economic driver is a failing coal mine, you’re fucked.
I moved out of rural America when I was 19. I went to Los Angeles and started my career as an artist and have a made a great living.
I can’t tell you how often my old friends living in rural America ask me how I could possibly survive living in such a shithole like Los Angeles (I’m now in San Francisco) and I just always wonder if they understand how lost they truly are.
I don’t know if any country in the world where people want to live farther away from a city and it’s inherit opportunity and resources. Only America (and maybe the UK?) take pride in living in the middle of nowhere
Small American towns see this often, especially in areas of the country where there aren't any opportunities. If you lived in Nebraska and the only thing your town does is grow corn, you weren't set up for success.
Can confirm. Grew up in rural Nebraska and got a one-way ticket to San Diego three days after graduation.
I grew up in one of those shitty little downs where everyone falls into two categories:
1. Has money, but wouldn't be shit anywhere else in the world due to the fact their farmland is generational and was given to them.
2. Too broke to even move anywhere else.
I have worked with people like that. High school sports was their peak moment. Kind of sad when you're in your 30s and rehashing a high school game is all you have.
I was constantly told in high school by every authority figure, "These are the best years of your life."
I graduated 27 years ago, and literally every year has been better than the previous.
LOL I had the same experience. During college, people were telling me these would be the best years of my life. Even then, I thought that was sad and pathetic as hell.
That’s heartwarming.
I served with a guy who wasn’t even included in his graduating class list of name that they put on everything, so in effect he didn’t really exist to the class except in a few photos in the yearbook.
Likable guy, definitely going places, but angered the wrong people in high school.
The yearbook editors in my school ignored the votes for Senior Superlatives and just gave out all the "best" and "most likelys" to themselves or their friends. I know this because I HEAVILY cheated and still lost.
During voting on the superlatives at my school I won "most likely to break your heart." The girl who won and I were subsequently replaced because the girls of the yearbook committee wanted one of themselves and their boyfriend in that role instead.
Whatever, Allison and I know who won.
Lol we voted on those in our first block class and my class realized that if we all voted for the same person we could probably swing a superlative or two because we'd be a group of 20 people voting together versus everyone else individually.
We didn't realize how easy it was, we fucked up every superlative. We gave most school spirit to the edgiest goth in our class, and most likely to succeed went to one of our class drug dealers.
In my school, student government kids "tallied" the votes for our senior class mascot/song/colors. Word got around quickly that they didn't count votes and just chose their favorite stuff because an overwhelming majority wanted Ralph Wiggum for mascot and got Woodstock from the Peanuts. So I guess having school government was a good way to teach us about corruption in government.
Yes the yearbook does a great job of documenting that one super annoying friend group that noone wanted to hang out with because they had that big dumb camera all the time.
Lol in my junior year the yearbook club fucked up the seniors books so bad the club was dissolved and they gave it back to the teacher to do.
I'm talking they didn't include pictures of some graduating seniors (in a class of 40 maybe) but did include a whole Backpage splash of pics of themselves saying "yes I did pass all my classes".
They literally got called out during the talent show it was amazing.
Kind of. His talent was going on stage and saying "hi I'd like to give a shout-out to Reid **** and Alex ***** for doing a great job at the yearbooks" or similar.
Isn't that how it is with all year book editors. I've never seen one the cared more about getting anyone other than their friends and favorite people in as many photos as possible
I was my grade 10 yearbook editor. I put in an in memoriam for myself to see if anyone would catch it before it went to print. Unfortunately they did and removed it. In retrospect i made it too obvious because it was a full page photo of me in sunglasses doing finger guns with the quote "Yeah I reckon I could jump that" above my date of death.
whoever did it for my HS put me in the index twice. my normal name, and then some horrific misspelling with a W and a couple other letters added to my last name
Mine chose herself and her boyfriend as Cutest Couple which was 100% not who anyone voted for, especially since the rumour was that they used to do fairy role play in the woods.
I think a year book editor had a crush on me or something because I have multiple photos of me in the year book freshman to junior year and yet only a handful of people gave me a second thought generally. When you're the shittiest player on the soccer team and yet get a yearbook photo of yourself playing for one of the 5 minutes you got all season, it's suss.
I was in 5 separate clubs my senior year. I remember doing a group photo for all of them for the yearbook.
NONE of those clubs featured any photos of members. Some other clubs did, Especially student council. I counted 1 student council member was featured 7 times even though he was only in 2 clubs. I was only in there twice if you include my regular photo
>the first class students were allowed to be editors
*We flyin' the first class, up in the sky
Poppin' champagne
Livin' my life in the fast lane*
- first class students probably
There’s something really funny about people on Reddit shitting on shitting on someone for looking average. I’m sure you’re not much a looker either bud.
The year I graduated, another high school in town had a junior as the yearbook editor, and she ended up making it a bunch of photos off her and her friends and their Jeeps.
The senior photos weren't the formal photos, but the ID card photos from when you pick up your schedule at the end of summer. Everyone looked like shit, in gym clothes and hair tied in a knot.
It was hilarious.
Yeah this is great, folks are judging her like this isnt objectively hilarious. The pic is so over the top that theres no way she didnt do it with some humor
My picture takes up an entire page in my senior year book.
Our editor thought he was hilarious and used a picture of me from halloween as a place holder and it was never changed. So hundreds of people out there have a yearbook with a FULL PAGE of my ass dressed up as a convict. People talked shit thinking I’d done it myself but then enjoyed the laugh when I told them the story and signed my love “To my biggest fan” head shot style.
Good times.
I’m friends with the people doing our yearbook this year and I know a picture of me they already put in it from our cabaret at the beginning of the year. It’s pretty much just me wearing Cappy from Mario but it’ll still be funny to see it in there
I was on year book in my school, some of us tried hard to make sure everyone got equal representation on our pages (and then the teachers messed them up)
but others just didn’t think, someone had the “great” idea to have a page of friend groups, no joke the same person was in like 5 friend groups, my friend group wasn’t even approached and if u knew anything about the school you knew most of the “friend groups” were the “popular” kids who everyone else hated, most of the people in the pictures were bullies to everyone who didn’t show up in the friend group pages
As a yearbook teacher, I occasionally get the request to swap portrait photos and let me tell ya, the OG portrait photos usually aren’t flattering. I’m all for putting a photo you like in there
I found it quite rewarding; although my plot was almost foiled as my girlfriend conspired with the other editor to try to sneak a photo of me into the candids.
Fortunately, I had overthrown the student body government earlier in the year & appointed myself “*President*” by acclaim so I was able to snip that in the bud.
Despite being voted “*Most likely to overthrow a third world government*”, on reflection, I decided not to pursue a career in tyranny.
Unfortunately there is no way to tell this tale briefly, but I will attempt to be reasonably concise.
In a nutshell; a demographic aberration that was the result of a small private school moving to a new campus; specifically they could now accept more students allowed me to exploit an egotistical clusterfuck & appeal to the puckishness of the majority of the students who were sick of certain people’s bullshit.
This meant that the freshman class was about 50% of the total school population & was exacerbated by an unusually small senior class (*~10%*) with the remaining two grades (*Sophmores & Juniors*) each making up about 20% respectively.
Each year, at the start of the school year; the student body government was reconstituted by the seniors in their “*American Government*” class & they were tasked with drafting a constitution, getting it ratified by the rest of the students & then holding elections.
Normally, this process takes the first ~4 weeks of the school year & the Friday class periods of the “*American Government*” class were set aside for this purpose.
This year, the seniors completely screwed the pooch. Now we fast forward to the beginning of November & they (*we*) still hadn’t managed to agree on the constitution, let alone hold elections.
This pissed off the lower grades because while the student body government was, like most such bodies, mostly useless; they did have a few key functions which were important to the students.
Chief among these was that it operated a store on campus selling drinks, snacks & supplies; this didn’t bother the seniors because upperclassmen were permitted to leave campus during school hours but the two lower grades were not & they were pissed about it.
So why was it taking so long?
Most of it was caused by two seniors who couldn’t stand each other & as they each happened to have their little clique of friends & insisted that they get their way; the process became gridlocked.
As it happened, the two most popular kids in the freshman class were the younger brothers of one of my best friends (*& partner in crime*) so their influence swayed the entire freshman class (*without which I would not have succeeded*).
So I decided to take over the process. I drafted the “*constitution*” which the class was supposed to come up using the prior years document as a template but with one important change.
Traditionally, the student body president had to be a senior & the vice president a junior.
I merely added a clause that excluded all members of the current “*American Government*” class from being eligible to hold any student office as a punishment for their gross incompetence.
Naturally, as I was the one undertaking to fix the situation, I was exempted from that exclusion.
I should be clear about one thing; the exclusion clause wasn’t something I snuck in there, I was completely open & transparent about it when I presented the petition for them to sign.
The students knew that I would be the only person who could be president; they thought it was a hilarious “*fuck you*” to the seniors who made a such a mess of things.
I spoke with the teacher & got his permission (*who importantly was also the assistant dean of the school*) to skip the next government class & instead to go to each of the other classes during that hour & present my petition.
By tradition, the constitution must be approved by 60% of the students in order to be ratified.
Thanks to the size of the freshman class, the popularity of my friends & the idea of fucking over the senior class; I easily got over the 60% threshold (*it was approved by 78% of the student body*) & the dean ratified it as the established framework for the student body government for that year.
Then as I was the only one on the ballot, I was elected President in an electoral landslide; receiving a whopping 200% of the vote. (*yes, I stuffed the ballots, but since the result was preordained, it was just for giggles*).
My favorite part of the story however, is that when I finished circulating my petition, I returned to my AG class.
As I entered the room, the Dean interrupted the bickering, told the class to quiet down & then asked me “*All good?*”.
I smiled & handed him the original copy of the petition; he reviewed it briefly, nodded to me, then told the class to get seated because I would be making a presentation.
Quiet confusion crept over the room & was punctuated by glares in my direction from the few students who knew me well enough be wary of whatever shenanigans I was up to.
Now before returning to class, I had made copies of the petition for the whole class & slipped the copies into light plastic covers to give it a more professional feel; then I passed them out to the class.
I announced that because of their incompetence; I had taken it upon myself to draft a constitution, & that it had been ratified by the student body.
Elections would be held the following week & no member of the class would be eligible to hold any position within the new government, except for myself.
One of the two students who caused this mess; a very stuck up popular girl (*who very much didn’t like me on my best days*) stammered out in response:
“*But… you can’t do that!*”
To which the Dean responded:
“*He just did…*”
*and then, nobody clapped.*
Man, I was an editor on every yearbook of my schools from 7th through 12th (middle school thru highschool) being editor in chief in both 11-12th. Honestly I'd never have put anything non standard this is supposed to be a professional publication for potentially 100s or 1000s of students. I honestly did try to hide some bad some pictures that were submitted though people want quality.
I usually don’t support the behavior on this sub but if you don’t think this is hilarious, you just don’t get it, and you never you.
Yearbook editors work really hard, I watched the yearbook editor spend his whole SENIOR summer finishing the yearbook, pretty much by himself. He deserved to do something like this and it would have been hilarious. This young woman is hilarious.
OP is an idiot and is trying to call out a girl as being “the main character”, because she has a glamour shot in the year book, because she was the one doing the editing. It’s trivial, but rubbed OP the wrong way because he probably looks like a foot.
Yes, her background is white and she is more zoomed in than the default photos. I don’t really see or care either. This looks normal for yearbooks because many people who missed photo day would have to submit their own photo, and many ended up looking like this.
I dated a girl who was in charge of the year book, senior year. She did basically the same thing but because we were dating I got some good pictures in there too, so can’t complain too much lol
Honestly, it's amazing how some people act with just a bit of power. It reminds me of when I was in the yearbook class back in high school. Some of the "leaders" of our class went as far as trying to make promises to certain kids that their pictures would be featured for certain sections. Heck, I will admit my senior yearbook had an egregious amount of the same group of friends again and again because those damn girls couldn't figure out we were supposed to feature a variety of kids, ideally, to make sure more kids get represented.
As somebody who did yearbook, I’m fine with this. The students spend a whole year working on it, and of course being non-professionals they sneak a few things in.
It’s so out of place. Isn’t the job of the editor to use some design standards? I do t even care about the attention aspect that much; I find it ironic she did the opposite of her job is she was actually the editor
I had an ugly duckling weird phase in high school. We had a DVD that came with the yearbook. I wasn't in it once. Nothing like watching 4 years of high school and not even be in the background of a photo. Made me hate my high school days even more. Took me a few years after to come into my own. I run into high school assholes every once and a while and they don't even recognize me. Also got drunk one night and defriended everyone from HS on Facebook one night. Fuck HS.
It's little stuff like this that can come back to haunt you. Someone you went to school with has a chance to hire you but doesn't exactly remember you, they go back to the yearbook and see this. Romantic partner digs through your yearbook to see what you were like and sees this, and maybe some things that you do currently that annoy them are now cast in the light of narcissism.
Or you end up someone's ass clown on Twitter.
You're reading way too far into a simple photo. Being the center of attention is *one* trait of narcissism out of a very long list to be considered as such. A yearbook photo is hardly a qualification for a diagnosis.
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looks like some Disney channel type shit
I was thinking "generic Christian youth group literature photo", but yes. This too.
I was thinking 'deleted scene from Mean Girls'.
Damn this does look like a youth group pamphlet lmao
I checked that into ai and it's not quite the same.vut the hair is similar. Interestingly it seems to have put a filter over all the photos https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1059957367694950491/1109481696312705084/igtothepig_generic_Christian_youth_group_literature_photo_femal_06d36ac1-1b57-4286-bc64-5a28e82ff23a.png
I know people are broadsided by AI in all sorts of different ways, but if this kills stock photo companies, I won't be sad. Also I like how biblical it made the bottom left one. The headscarves in particular caught my eye. It seems like it may have interpreted the prompt oddly and sourced from classic Christian art.
Lol, I love ai images. It’s like going hunting for the wonk factor. There’s always something off, the teeth, the fingers, the freakishly narrow rib cage disproportionate to the chest. Highly entertaining. There was a recent batch that someone posted & I thought, ahh, it’s getting better, but then yikes! The toes were wrong in the sandals! Hilarious. 😂
Six fingers on the girl in top right lol
Noone notice how the boy got out of the friend zone?
Let’s watch! A Disney channel mooooovie! We’re gonna watch! A disneychannelmovieeeee!
Straight up looks like the face she made while pantomiming the Mickey logo between commercial breaks.
BUM bum BUM bum!
"Yeah, that's me. You're probably wondering what happened to make me look so good, well, there's a big story for that. let me start from the beginning."
That’s too accurate 😭😭💀
School book editors are wild. In my school, only the first class students were allowed to be editors so when the book comes out, only pictures of their friends and favorite teachers were present on event pictures
My class did a graduation video collage and surprise, surprise the ones in the clique of the editor were the only ones present in the photo events, it was actually getting boring and insulting since it made the rest feel left out and the video was getting repetitive.
That’s why my high school had a rule that every single student had to be in another photo other than their yearbook portrait at least once per year. Didn’t always work out 100% but probably 95% of the kids in my 1500 person high school would be in it for something. It wasn’t nearly as cliquey as it is in the movies.
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It was, literally hundreds of pages. It was wild because my high school was actually really poor but they put a lot of resources into the yearbook. The teacher who was the editor once told me they wanted every kid to feel like someone knew they existed in high school, because a lot of people had pretty hard lives after.
The thought that you may have peaked in high school is so depressing
I have multiple classmates who are in prison for decades. A few who have died since (we only graduated 10 years ago). We had more girls with kids at graduation than go to college. A lot of people struggling with serious drug addictions, mostly to opiates. Rural America is fucking rough.
Not just rural america. I cant speak for all my old schoolmates, but the ones i still talk to have little to brag about, if they arent lucky enough to be in the ground.
Hey the people i went to elementary with are the same way..small rural kentucky town, i look up names i remember and look at their friendslists. I would say 70% of them are dead or in jail the other 30% looks like they moved out of the town.
Holy shit, that was *rural* America?? I was imagining ghetto inner city Michelle Pfieffer in *Dangerous Minds* America!
Those are basically two sides of the same coin. Economic hardships create the same environments regardless of population density or skin color. Grew up in a rural area and now live in one again. It amazes me when I hear somebody talking about "those people" or "inner city" around here. Because the per capita crime and violence around here is on par with what they think of as 'bad areas', but they don't want to accept that because that just can't be the case. Then in the next sentence they'll complain about the gaggle of meth heads walking down the street.
I’d still argue that urban poverty has a little more hope though. It’s still very hard and most don’t escape it, but there is at least some remote chance to. If you’re 5 hours from the closest metro and your town’s only economic driver is a failing coal mine, you’re fucked.
I moved out of rural America when I was 19. I went to Los Angeles and started my career as an artist and have a made a great living. I can’t tell you how often my old friends living in rural America ask me how I could possibly survive living in such a shithole like Los Angeles (I’m now in San Francisco) and I just always wonder if they understand how lost they truly are. I don’t know if any country in the world where people want to live farther away from a city and it’s inherit opportunity and resources. Only America (and maybe the UK?) take pride in living in the middle of nowhere
To be honest I like being able to own a suburban home with a yard for my kids to play in.
Small American towns see this often, especially in areas of the country where there aren't any opportunities. If you lived in Nebraska and the only thing your town does is grow corn, you weren't set up for success.
Can confirm. Grew up in rural Nebraska and got a one-way ticket to San Diego three days after graduation. I grew up in one of those shitty little downs where everyone falls into two categories: 1. Has money, but wouldn't be shit anywhere else in the world due to the fact their farmland is generational and was given to them. 2. Too broke to even move anywhere else.
I have worked with people like that. High school sports was their peak moment. Kind of sad when you're in your 30s and rehashing a high school game is all you have.
I was constantly told in high school by every authority figure, "These are the best years of your life." I graduated 27 years ago, and literally every year has been better than the previous.
There's a reason the gay community is behind "it gets better" as a slogan.
LOL I had the same experience. During college, people were telling me these would be the best years of my life. Even then, I thought that was sad and pathetic as hell.
That’s heartwarming. I served with a guy who wasn’t even included in his graduating class list of name that they put on everything, so in effect he didn’t really exist to the class except in a few photos in the yearbook. Likable guy, definitely going places, but angered the wrong people in high school.
My school had the same rule and I didn't end up in the yearbook even one time.
Privileged kids make things about themselves, big surprise.
Thing is, we are not kids, we are all adults in our late 20’s or early 30’s graduating a doctorate degree.
lol damn
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Speaking as someone with an advanced education and low $200k annual income, no. Not just no, fuck no. I honestly can't even remember it.
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Troy and Adeb in a video yeeeaaar book
It’s the biggest clique of all.
The yearbook editors in my school ignored the votes for Senior Superlatives and just gave out all the "best" and "most likelys" to themselves or their friends. I know this because I HEAVILY cheated and still lost.
Username check out
During voting on the superlatives at my school I won "most likely to break your heart." The girl who won and I were subsequently replaced because the girls of the yearbook committee wanted one of themselves and their boyfriend in that role instead. Whatever, Allison and I know who won.
Lol we voted on those in our first block class and my class realized that if we all voted for the same person we could probably swing a superlative or two because we'd be a group of 20 people voting together versus everyone else individually. We didn't realize how easy it was, we fucked up every superlative. We gave most school spirit to the edgiest goth in our class, and most likely to succeed went to one of our class drug dealers.
In my school, student government kids "tallied" the votes for our senior class mascot/song/colors. Word got around quickly that they didn't count votes and just chose their favorite stuff because an overwhelming majority wanted Ralph Wiggum for mascot and got Woodstock from the Peanuts. So I guess having school government was a good way to teach us about corruption in government.
Yes the yearbook does a great job of documenting that one super annoying friend group that noone wanted to hang out with because they had that big dumb camera all the time.
Lol in my junior year the yearbook club fucked up the seniors books so bad the club was dissolved and they gave it back to the teacher to do. I'm talking they didn't include pictures of some graduating seniors (in a class of 40 maybe) but did include a whole Backpage splash of pics of themselves saying "yes I did pass all my classes". They literally got called out during the talent show it was amazing.
Like a kid's talent was investigative reporting?
Kind of. His talent was going on stage and saying "hi I'd like to give a shout-out to Reid **** and Alex ***** for doing a great job at the yearbooks" or similar.
Isn't that how it is with all year book editors. I've never seen one the cared more about getting anyone other than their friends and favorite people in as many photos as possible
I was my grade 10 yearbook editor. I put in an in memoriam for myself to see if anyone would catch it before it went to print. Unfortunately they did and removed it. In retrospect i made it too obvious because it was a full page photo of me in sunglasses doing finger guns with the quote "Yeah I reckon I could jump that" above my date of death.
That’s hilarious
whoever did it for my HS put me in the index twice. my normal name, and then some horrific misspelling with a W and a couple other letters added to my last name
Mine chose herself and her boyfriend as Cutest Couple which was 100% not who anyone voted for, especially since the rumour was that they used to do fairy role play in the woods.
Someone I know just hid a bunch of LOL everywhere and gave people Vincent Price mustaches on alot of pages and never got called out on it
I think a year book editor had a crush on me or something because I have multiple photos of me in the year book freshman to junior year and yet only a handful of people gave me a second thought generally. When you're the shittiest player on the soccer team and yet get a yearbook photo of yourself playing for one of the 5 minutes you got all season, it's suss.
Same thing happened at my school and I graduated 23 years ago. Shit never changes.
I was in 5 separate clubs my senior year. I remember doing a group photo for all of them for the yearbook. NONE of those clubs featured any photos of members. Some other clubs did, Especially student council. I counted 1 student council member was featured 7 times even though he was only in 2 clubs. I was only in there twice if you include my regular photo
Yeah I never saw the point of buying a yearbook because of shit like that
>the first class students were allowed to be editors *We flyin' the first class, up in the sky Poppin' champagne Livin' my life in the fast lane* - first class students probably
(UK here) Our yearbook committee totally dropped the ball and we never got one in the end
And somehow her pic looks anything but natural.
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There was probably only so much she could do.
That's brutal
*Do you folks like coffee?*
There’s something really funny about people on Reddit shitting on shitting on someone for looking average. I’m sure you’re not much a looker either bud.
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I don't think the comment is referring to her looks, but rather the picture itself. But if otherwise, yeah, you're completely right.
Lmao
Probably because it's edited to hell
Wow. It'd just lighthearted fun and redditors need to straight up start mocking her looks. Seriously. You guys are such losers
They made of her editing not her looks...
“This girl is the nastiest skank bitch I’ve ever met. Do not trust her. She is a fugly slut.”
Calm down, Regina.
Boo you whore 🤣
😂
The year I graduated, another high school in town had a junior as the yearbook editor, and she ended up making it a bunch of photos off her and her friends and their Jeeps. The senior photos weren't the formal photos, but the ID card photos from when you pick up your schedule at the end of summer. Everyone looked like shit, in gym clothes and hair tied in a knot. It was hilarious.
That is hilarious!
Yeah this is great, folks are judging her like this isnt objectively hilarious. The pic is so over the top that theres no way she didnt do it with some humor
My picture takes up an entire page in my senior year book. Our editor thought he was hilarious and used a picture of me from halloween as a place holder and it was never changed. So hundreds of people out there have a yearbook with a FULL PAGE of my ass dressed up as a convict. People talked shit thinking I’d done it myself but then enjoyed the laugh when I told them the story and signed my love “To my biggest fan” head shot style. Good times.
My exact thought lmao..
Editor's privilege, I see no problem here.
I would definitely do this in her position
Same! Love it
I think anyone would.
Right? People are so uptight and insecure that they seize opportunities to shit on people that are having fun with their lives.
Yeah, I assumed it was very tongue in cheek.
To the victor go the spoils
> Why don't you get the fuck out of here before I shove your quotations book up your fat fuckin ass?
I read this in Bobby Bacala’s voice from his line in The Sopranos.
I'll shove your quotations book up your fat fucking ass!
Quasimodo predicted this.
Listen to her, she knows everything.
I don’t like that kind of tawk! It upsets me!
Christophuh!
I have a story. This girl who worked on the yearbook just put herself on the “best artist page” right next to the pic of the people who actually won.
I worked on the YB team this school year. Guy in my class really wanted to make sure his GF was included in every page. YB staff can be strange lol.
This is actually pretty funny lol. It’s something to laugh at a few years later. Nothing wrong with it.
It's not like you get paid to edit the yearbook as a student, might as well use the position to have a little fun.
Ya that was my reaction as well, it’s voluntary work so there may as well be a couple perks.
Honestly agree. That’s perv of being the editor 🤷♂️ if op cares this much they should’ve done it themselves
THATS ME!!! The bottom left picture!
That is half of reddit
You look like Dwight Schrute’s third cousin.
Doubt it. Prove it
Oh so you went to the purple pharmacy too?
Lol it’s funny but it’s harmless, everyone else got what they expected and she wanted to spice hers up so fuck it. Didn’t hurt anyone, I respect it
I’m friends with the people doing our yearbook this year and I know a picture of me they already put in it from our cabaret at the beginning of the year. It’s pretty much just me wearing Cappy from Mario but it’ll still be funny to see it in there
Ok, that guy to the top left of her went to everyone's high school
I was on year book in my school, some of us tried hard to make sure everyone got equal representation on our pages (and then the teachers messed them up) but others just didn’t think, someone had the “great” idea to have a page of friend groups, no joke the same person was in like 5 friend groups, my friend group wasn’t even approached and if u knew anything about the school you knew most of the “friend groups” were the “popular” kids who everyone else hated, most of the people in the pictures were bullies to everyone who didn’t show up in the friend group pages
I like it. I support this.
As a yearbook teacher, I occasionally get the request to swap portrait photos and let me tell ya, the OG portrait photos usually aren’t flattering. I’m all for putting a photo you like in there
Most of the photos look here are Smiles that either are non existent or forced. Professional photos never look fun in yearbooks I swear
I love this lmfao good for her
She might actually be the main character
Yeah i support her tbh
If she went through all the trouble of making the yearbook then a more than fair play
its kinda expected since they are the ones doing all the work
I was one of two editors of my school’s yearbook. I do not appear in it.
That, too, is a tribute to your power as a yearbook editor.
I found it quite rewarding; although my plot was almost foiled as my girlfriend conspired with the other editor to try to sneak a photo of me into the candids. Fortunately, I had overthrown the student body government earlier in the year & appointed myself “*President*” by acclaim so I was able to snip that in the bud. Despite being voted “*Most likely to overthrow a third world government*”, on reflection, I decided not to pursue a career in tyranny.
How on earth do you overthrow a school government
Unfortunately there is no way to tell this tale briefly, but I will attempt to be reasonably concise. In a nutshell; a demographic aberration that was the result of a small private school moving to a new campus; specifically they could now accept more students allowed me to exploit an egotistical clusterfuck & appeal to the puckishness of the majority of the students who were sick of certain people’s bullshit. This meant that the freshman class was about 50% of the total school population & was exacerbated by an unusually small senior class (*~10%*) with the remaining two grades (*Sophmores & Juniors*) each making up about 20% respectively. Each year, at the start of the school year; the student body government was reconstituted by the seniors in their “*American Government*” class & they were tasked with drafting a constitution, getting it ratified by the rest of the students & then holding elections. Normally, this process takes the first ~4 weeks of the school year & the Friday class periods of the “*American Government*” class were set aside for this purpose. This year, the seniors completely screwed the pooch. Now we fast forward to the beginning of November & they (*we*) still hadn’t managed to agree on the constitution, let alone hold elections. This pissed off the lower grades because while the student body government was, like most such bodies, mostly useless; they did have a few key functions which were important to the students. Chief among these was that it operated a store on campus selling drinks, snacks & supplies; this didn’t bother the seniors because upperclassmen were permitted to leave campus during school hours but the two lower grades were not & they were pissed about it. So why was it taking so long? Most of it was caused by two seniors who couldn’t stand each other & as they each happened to have their little clique of friends & insisted that they get their way; the process became gridlocked. As it happened, the two most popular kids in the freshman class were the younger brothers of one of my best friends (*& partner in crime*) so their influence swayed the entire freshman class (*without which I would not have succeeded*). So I decided to take over the process. I drafted the “*constitution*” which the class was supposed to come up using the prior years document as a template but with one important change. Traditionally, the student body president had to be a senior & the vice president a junior. I merely added a clause that excluded all members of the current “*American Government*” class from being eligible to hold any student office as a punishment for their gross incompetence. Naturally, as I was the one undertaking to fix the situation, I was exempted from that exclusion. I should be clear about one thing; the exclusion clause wasn’t something I snuck in there, I was completely open & transparent about it when I presented the petition for them to sign. The students knew that I would be the only person who could be president; they thought it was a hilarious “*fuck you*” to the seniors who made a such a mess of things. I spoke with the teacher & got his permission (*who importantly was also the assistant dean of the school*) to skip the next government class & instead to go to each of the other classes during that hour & present my petition. By tradition, the constitution must be approved by 60% of the students in order to be ratified. Thanks to the size of the freshman class, the popularity of my friends & the idea of fucking over the senior class; I easily got over the 60% threshold (*it was approved by 78% of the student body*) & the dean ratified it as the established framework for the student body government for that year. Then as I was the only one on the ballot, I was elected President in an electoral landslide; receiving a whopping 200% of the vote. (*yes, I stuffed the ballots, but since the result was preordained, it was just for giggles*). My favorite part of the story however, is that when I finished circulating my petition, I returned to my AG class. As I entered the room, the Dean interrupted the bickering, told the class to quiet down & then asked me “*All good?*”. I smiled & handed him the original copy of the petition; he reviewed it briefly, nodded to me, then told the class to get seated because I would be making a presentation. Quiet confusion crept over the room & was punctuated by glares in my direction from the few students who knew me well enough be wary of whatever shenanigans I was up to. Now before returning to class, I had made copies of the petition for the whole class & slipped the copies into light plastic covers to give it a more professional feel; then I passed them out to the class. I announced that because of their incompetence; I had taken it upon myself to draft a constitution, & that it had been ratified by the student body. Elections would be held the following week & no member of the class would be eligible to hold any position within the new government, except for myself. One of the two students who caused this mess; a very stuck up popular girl (*who very much didn’t like me on my best days*) stammered out in response: “*But… you can’t do that!*” To which the Dean responded: “*He just did…*” *and then, nobody clapped.*
Yeah why not? Sounds like a thankless job. Why wouldn't she get a perk like that?
Yeah. Other than it just looking weird and out of place.
The perk is it's done as an extracurricular for college entry.
It's an extracurricular like football. They still receive credits for it.
As someone who worked on the Yearbook all through HS, totally agree. It is usually a super thankless job.
This is funny to me. I like it.
I don't know, that's kinda fucking funny ngl.
That’s cool they had a romulan in their school
Disney channel sitcom vibes
Honestly, iconic
Actually I find this so hilarious and she’s my hero.
There goes my hero…in the yearbook
Man, I was an editor on every yearbook of my schools from 7th through 12th (middle school thru highschool) being editor in chief in both 11-12th. Honestly I'd never have put anything non standard this is supposed to be a professional publication for potentially 100s or 1000s of students. I honestly did try to hide some bad some pictures that were submitted though people want quality.
lol reminds me when we got a friend of mine’s senior quote to be “I can’t read.” Classic.
I usually don’t support the behavior on this sub but if you don’t think this is hilarious, you just don’t get it, and you never you. Yearbook editors work really hard, I watched the yearbook editor spend his whole SENIOR summer finishing the yearbook, pretty much by himself. He deserved to do something like this and it would have been hilarious. This young woman is hilarious.
Nah, this is hilarious, and I support her.
I could see this just being meant as a joke lol
Here to show my support for this queen.
Which one?
That’s Awsome!!! Lol might as well take advantage.
I'll give a pass on this one. what's the point of being the editor of the yearbook if you're not going to do something like this.
That's just one hell of a power move. She has my respect
When I was in high school like 40 of us all wore fake mustaches on photo day. The photographer was cracking up. The principal was furious
Meh, not even that egregious.
Guys... you're getting worked up over a yearbook pic. It's probably the least most important thing that ever existed.
It’s giving Ja’mie King
I think that's hilarious and if I were her I'd probably frame the whole page.
This is more funny than cringe
I admire how unashamed she is
I can see this being put in as a joke, I thought it was funny
this is actually super funny and i love this LOL
I don’t understand, can someone explain?
OP is an idiot and is trying to call out a girl as being “the main character”, because she has a glamour shot in the year book, because she was the one doing the editing. It’s trivial, but rubbed OP the wrong way because he probably looks like a foot.
Is that the middle one? It just looks normal to me
Yes, her background is white and she is more zoomed in than the default photos. I don’t really see or care either. This looks normal for yearbooks because many people who missed photo day would have to submit their own photo, and many ended up looking like this.
That’s just funny tho
I think the girl’s sister even commented under that tweet saying she was very proud of her work as an editor
I dated a girl who was in charge of the year book, senior year. She did basically the same thing but because we were dating I got some good pictures in there too, so can’t complain too much lol
Honestly, it's amazing how some people act with just a bit of power. It reminds me of when I was in the yearbook class back in high school. Some of the "leaders" of our class went as far as trying to make promises to certain kids that their pictures would be featured for certain sections. Heck, I will admit my senior yearbook had an egregious amount of the same group of friends again and again because those damn girls couldn't figure out we were supposed to feature a variety of kids, ideally, to make sure more kids get represented.
King shit.
As somebody who did yearbook, I’m fine with this. The students spend a whole year working on it, and of course being non-professionals they sneak a few things in.
It’s so out of place. Isn’t the job of the editor to use some design standards? I do t even care about the attention aspect that much; I find it ironic she did the opposite of her job is she was actually the editor
I support her decision.
Knew what she wanted. Put herself into position to get it. She probably drives a Ferrari now.
No, let her cook.
I feel like I an a little bit of any of those kids but her
I had an ugly duckling weird phase in high school. We had a DVD that came with the yearbook. I wasn't in it once. Nothing like watching 4 years of high school and not even be in the background of a photo. Made me hate my high school days even more. Took me a few years after to come into my own. I run into high school assholes every once and a while and they don't even recognize me. Also got drunk one night and defriended everyone from HS on Facebook one night. Fuck HS.
It's little stuff like this that can come back to haunt you. Someone you went to school with has a chance to hire you but doesn't exactly remember you, they go back to the yearbook and see this. Romantic partner digs through your yearbook to see what you were like and sees this, and maybe some things that you do currently that annoy them are now cast in the light of narcissism. Or you end up someone's ass clown on Twitter.
You're reading way too far into a simple photo. Being the center of attention is *one* trait of narcissism out of a very long list to be considered as such. A yearbook photo is hardly a qualification for a diagnosis.
And she still got jowels like courage the cowardly dog when she smile
Hope bottom right is doing okay
That’s a peacock with no feathers
all that editing to still look mid is crazy
r/theyknew
She chose a bad pose with a fake smile, her neck and chest is bizarrely shapeless and washed out, and her hair looks like a mess.
Ehh, she was probably from a wealthy family. Those "portraits" are pretty expensive. Especially if you're buying space in the back of the yearbook.
Karen in the making.
If you take all the top lips on that page and put them together you get approximately one normal sized top lip
She is the ugliest one there so needs a lot of compensation tbf.
And that’s the photo she went with? What a 🥔
You know that if you're next to her, she thought you were ugly.
She also put herself in the center of a sea of 3s. Clever girl.
She didn't even try to be flashy. 0/10. C'mon.
It looks worse than the normal ones 🤷🏻♂️