Game Over!

by Based Stick Man

First published January 1st, 1970 00:00

Hammer Head was an average high schooler; wasn't really noticed but was never ignored. He had all he wanted. Loving parents, an amazing girlfriend, wide receiver for the school football team.

Sadly, it didn't last.

Two weeks into his junior year, Hammers parents are killed in a car accident. His girlfriend dumps him. He's kicked off the football team.

So, being upset and angered, Hammer Head gets into drugs. He was fighting an endless battle. All alone.

Well, Rainbow Dash expressed a different opinion.

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Happiness
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Game Over!

Happiness

I remember when I had all I wanted... I remember when my life was in the right direction... I remember when I knew people who cared...

I Remember

Sadly, memories don't last. They never will. Maybe your wondering what the fuck is this guy talking about? Well, let me tell you a story. A rather sad one. About my sadness. But, from sadness comes depression. From depression comes death. And from death comes rebirth.

Game Over!

By: Be Still And Know

8:05 A.M.

"Hammer! Your going to be late for school!" A female voice called out.

"Ten more minutes..." I mumbled, being half asleep.

"It's 8:05!" She yelled, closing the door to the house.

"8:05... School... 8:15..." I mumbled quietly, turning over. "...SHIT! SCHOOL STARTS AT 8:15!!!" I yelled getting up and trying to get dressed, miserably failing.

Now, a day like this was completely normal for me. Almost late, mom making me run to school. But it's what makes life interesting. Not that my life was boring, but still.

~9 minutes later~

As I barely made it to my first class, I sat down next to Twilight Sparkle, a lifelong friend of mine.

"So, are you ready to destabilize my mind with science nerdy junk?" I said to her while leaning towards her.

"I don't think your mind was ever stable." She said with a slight giggle, I decided to respond by placing five fingers on my chest, and putting my head in the air.

"Miss, I am offended. You should be ashamed." I said while leaning back toward my own desk.