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My school


Question Posted Friday August 13 2004, 5:38 pm

okay..i just can't stand the fact that my school mascot is a Grenadier...i mean i thought mascots were animals only...why can i get my school to change the mascot...is that possible? thnks i'll rate!

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screw_your_issues answered Friday August 13 2004, 5:45 pm:
Here's the bright side, in my old elementary school, I remember our mascot being a tree! Yes, a fucking Oak Tree! The mascot dosen't need to be an animal, fuck, it can even be an inanimate object, like a freakin' tree! There must be some reason why your school picked a Grenadier. Anyways, there's no point in demanding a mascot change, the school board couldn't care less about a student's demands!

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