Amir
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| - | '''Amir''' was a student in [[Mr. Moreno's Cartooning Class]] who quickly won the hearts of the [[Nerd Pack]]. He is best remembered for his slapstick relationship with Jeremy. Amir's calm, suave demeanor provided a good balance to Jeremy's off the wall antics. According to | + | '''Amir''' was a student in [[Mr. Moreno's Cartooning Class]] who quickly won the hearts of the [[Nerd Pack]]. He is best remembered for his slapstick relationship with Jeremy. Amir's calm, suave demeanor provided a good balance to Jeremy's off the wall antics. According to Nerd Pack lore, Jeremy and Amir both played for a basketball team at the Bitter Lake Community center (see [[Bitter Lake Grandmas]]), where several players on the team were named "Amir". Amir often spoke of his tumultous relationship with his strict father. |
==The CD incident== | ==The CD incident== | ||
| - | During one class period, Jeremy had taken to browsing through Amir's CD catalogue. When Jeremy checked to see what Amir was currently listening to in his player, he became uncontrollable upon | + | During one class period, Jeremy had taken to browsing through Amir's CD catalogue. When Jeremy checked to see what Amir was currently listening to in his player, he became uncontrollable upon viewing the image on the front of the disc, which appeared to depict a woman giving a "spread eagle" position. Over the course of the period, [[Evan Heald]] attempted many times to show the traumatized Jeremy the CD art. |
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Current revision as of 05:13, 13 February 2007
Amir was a student in Mr. Moreno's Cartooning Class who quickly won the hearts of the Nerd Pack. He is best remembered for his slapstick relationship with Jeremy. Amir's calm, suave demeanor provided a good balance to Jeremy's off the wall antics. According to Nerd Pack lore, Jeremy and Amir both played for a basketball team at the Bitter Lake Community center (see Bitter Lake Grandmas), where several players on the team were named "Amir". Amir often spoke of his tumultous relationship with his strict father.
The CD incident
During one class period, Jeremy had taken to browsing through Amir's CD catalogue. When Jeremy checked to see what Amir was currently listening to in his player, he became uncontrollable upon viewing the image on the front of the disc, which appeared to depict a woman giving a "spread eagle" position. Over the course of the period, Evan Heald attempted many times to show the traumatized Jeremy the CD art.
