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Fail. 12 year old girl arrested for doodling on her desk with marker... (pg. 4)
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Pokit
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This reminds me of when I was in Jr. High, and was drawing pron on my desk and got caught. All that happened was I was sent to the principal's office, and had a little slap on the wrists.
Moongoose
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Originally posted by Banora
:wtf:

School uses student's laptop webcams to spy on their activities at home; disciplined one student for 'inappropriate behavior in the home'.


Now im not the person that would advocate suing other people, i much rather resolve conflicts the proper way (with violence, its the traditional way after all) but a good lawyer should get this people enough money that noone in the family (or the school district for that matter) has to work another day in their lives. Surely the school cant invoke the patriot act here but in the same bereath i would love to see the school make the case that they spied on the kids at home for reasons of national security.


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Originally posted by The17sss
I hear you man. I also spend about half of my education in Catholic school.


That actually explains alot, many people that have to suffer trough catholic shools turn out damaged in one way or another :p


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Originally posted by yukii
one time when i was 7 i drew a picture of a man with another friend and we drew the penis insanely huge, our parents caught the drawing and were appalled being that we were in catholic school at the time.


Thats the only reason why catholic school arent yet banned across the woerld...they are the worlds biggest supply of sexually deviant girls. When you get a girl to draw huge cocks at 7, god only knows the kind of stuff she will be in to when she turns legal. Krypton is so lucky...
Sushipunk
THIS THREAD IS NOW ABOUT RANDOM STUFF YOU DID IN SCHOOL, LOL

I was a bit of a ninja in school, and never got caught for much.

This one time though...

Grade 5. I was 10, I think.

We had organised seating. I was sat next to a wall. You sit in the same seat every day, and I had a shelf thing beside my seat/desk. Under each desk, was a 'tidy box'. It was a slide-out plastic tray, where you keep your exercise books, pens, whatever.

Well, this year, I got a 'tidy box' with a small hole drilled in the front. Not a huge hole, but maybe 0.5cm in size.

Our class was making some kind of huge mural thing, held together by coloured wool. It looked like an abomination, but whatever. Somehow, the wool resided right beside me. On the shelf thing.

So I get bored. I grab the wool. I thread it through the hole drilled in my 'tidy box'. I tie a knot. I start threading it around everything within arm's reach. Some books. Around a glass vase with flowers (and water), the shelf, and around my desk and chair. I'm that bored. The roll of wool is almost finished up, and I start to stash the cardboard core on my 'tidy box'.

At which point I was spotted by my teacher.

"WHAT ARE YOU DOING THERE, GIVE ME THAT!"

She grabs my 'tidy box' and yanks it out.

This yanks everything else attached to my wonderful intricate design of wool. The first thing that goes is the glass vase, and the water goes all over me/her/a few other people. Smash. The shelf beside my desk topples and hits my chair.

RAGE.

Off to the office, Stu, you bad, bad boy! :gsmile:

The vice principal just made me tidy up my 'tidy box' and sent me back.

Lol.

The you remember from being a kid :wtf: :stongue:
Lews
Catholic School kicked ass, imo.

Much better than this ing hell hole of a uni I'm at now.
kadomony
i showed my penis to a ton of girls in elementary school.



yesterday! :gsmile:
Acton
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Originally posted by Sushipunk
THIS THREAD IS NOW ABOUT RANDOM STUFF YOU DID IN SCHOOL, LOL


Two of my proudest moments are -

- In high school, locking one of my teachers in a cupboard.

- In university, throwing a giant tub of liquid nitrogen all over my lab partner, in the hope for a Terminator 2 type moment.

Good times.

Also..

I poured some liquid nitrogen into an empty coke bottle, sealed it then threw it out of the lab window. Hilarity then ensued as a the bottle exploded violently next to a group of hippie students having a picnic on the gardens.
Sushipunk
On a Friday afternoon, in high school, myself and a friend nicked heaps of bottled sodium pieces from the chem lab. We spent the weekend after that lobbing chunks of it into buckets of water and watching them explode/burn.

I hated high school, but in retrospect it was awesome :stongue:
Moongoose
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Originally posted by Sushipunk
I hated high school, but in retrospect it was awesome :stongue:


That. At the time i coudnt wait to get out of high school...today high school is a fond memory. Things were far less complicated back then.
Joss Weatherby
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Originally posted by Moongoose
Thats the only reason why catholic school arent yet banned across the woerld...they are the worlds biggest supply of sexually deviant girls. When you get a girl to draw huge cocks at 7, god only knows the kind of stuff she will be in to when she turns legal. Krypton is so lucky...


I can attest to that being true. My brother had a friend who's parents sent him to kindergarten in public school and after that to catholic school down the street. He had a sister my age.

That girl knew how to do some stuff I am not sure how she knew... :crazy:

She was blonde, skinny, and did gymnastics. I found her on myspace a few years back. Now she is fat and a wigger. Sad.
pkcRAISTLIN
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Originally posted by kadomony
i showed my penis to a ton of girls in elementary school.



yesterday! :gsmile:


:haha: :haha:

Silky Johnson
As if this thread has enough room for all the I did in school. I was in the office EVERY DAY. Had my own desk beside the photocopier.
Danny Ocean
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Originally posted by sweetcaroline
Perfect. First time I heard The Wall, I was in 5th grade. And I understood completely. By then, my self-esteem and dreams had been smashed. :(


doubt you understood about The Wall in 5th grade.
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