Year book quote

Put something funny but not edgy as your quote.

Or something inspiring but mundane.

If you're really clever go for a weird literary in-joke that sounds inspiring but is taken out of context and is actually about gay ballsacks or something, idk..


But don't go dark. Seriously. Those are the worst, cringiest fucking things to look back on. Mine was edgylite, the more RANDUMXD type psuedo-edge than real deep edge. Just don't fucking do it to yourself. My friends who did, holy shit. Embarrassed as fuck now. Just had 5 yr reunion and whew.

Anyway, maybe do cringe if you're super funny and can get away with it ironically. But you probably can't.

>>18014486
"Cringiest things to look back on..."

Yeah, like 5 minutes after you get the book, and then maybe 20 years later if you get curious and still own the thing.

I wouldn't sweat it, OP.

Just put something in it that has significance to you. Anything you do is going to seem retarded in retrospect.

Here in the UK you get an entire page so mine was 'my page number, check'em'.

Page nimber was 169. :^(

'A witty quote proves nothing' - Voltaire

>>18014464
Just write "For you."

Time you enjoyed wasting wasn't wasted

Life's a bitch and then you marry one.

>>18014464
"Never eat in a place called Mom's, never play poker with a guy called Pop, and never fall for* anyone crazier than you." - Nelson Algren

(The quote is actually "never fuck anyone. . . )