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1.   You and your siblings had the same teachers and textbooks, even though you're practically decades apart. Twitter: @Ballermom64 2.   Your teachers also always doubled as your coaches. Twitter: @megdennis713 3.   Your field trips were usually underwhelming and five minutes away from your school. aprilnicole56 / Via  instagram.com 4.   You probably dated one of your friend's exes because your options were limited. Paramount 5.   Your idea of hanging out was probably loitering in a parking lot or in some field. Twitter: @SmallTwnProbs 6.   But you couldn't hang out TOO late because your town had a curfew for minors. Disney 7.   You were forced to sell World's Finest Chocolate bars for literally any school event. dalmationsme / Via  instagram.com 8.   You were probably late to school once or twice because you got stuck behind a damn tractor. Twitter: @carrieshavon

1. When you get off your building's elevator and come face to face with your chattiest neighbor. Twitter: @ourlovelikestar **literally girds loins** 2. ...And then, after saying good-bye, you start walking away in the same direction. media.giphy.com NEED. TO. GET. AWAY. 3. When you get on the bus and start putting in your headphones...but then you see someone you know get on. Twitter: @Thainasaless And of course, they see you RIGHT AWAY. 4. When you sit down at lunch with a book you've been psyched about reading, and then someone feels sorry for you and comes over to "keep you company." Twitter: @Trompete_Coral "This is nice of you, but can you please leave." NEXT >>

The past s*x**l misconduct allegations against Roy Moore, the Republican candidate for Senate in Alabama's special election, appear to be taking a toll on his chances of winning the race, according to the results of a poll conducted by Fox News.  The poll has Moore down 9 points from his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, among registered voters (40% to 49%), and 8 points among likely voters (42% to 50%).  Before reports surfaced that Moore had pursued relationships with teen girls when he was in his 30s, most polls had shown him with a comfortable lead over Jones. A Fox News poll last month, which showed them in a dead heat at 42%, was one of the only earlier polls not to show Moore in the lead. The new poll, released Thursday, was conducted from Monday to Wednesday using a random sample of 823 registered Alabama voters with an error margin of 3 points.  The poll also showed that former president Barack Obama (52%) with a higher favorability rating than Presi