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Crazy Experiences at School
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mysteriousfossil
A bigger boat? Yes.
My craziest experience? The teacher chucked a friggin eraser at my head when I wouldn't stop talking... softly...
May's brother
Now to the Maxtreme!
Ah highschool. Once, in music we had a substitute teacher. We were given a very boring worksheet where we had to find out the word to fill in the corresponding letter. For example: I like to go to the (A). So she was reading, and she said allowed, "there once was a shoeshiner who worked for (E), so he can (F) his children." She paused, realising what she just said, and we all cracked up for at least 5 minutes.
Highschool is awesome, waaay better than Junior High.
mysteriousfossil
A bigger boat? Yes.
Yeah I have to wait two more years for high school, so I can't wait...
We got sent to band class because our teacher had to leave early.
So I watched as a group of seniors taped this other senior kid to a chair. With scotch tape, just to see if he can break free of not. XD
They were taping him for half an hour and the band teacher didn't even notice.
So I watched as a group of seniors taped this other senior kid to a chair. With scotch tape, just to see if he can break free of not. XD
They were taping him for half an hour and the band teacher didn't even notice.
hahaha...
That was really funny
There once was a shoeshiner who worked for (E)[MR.E]
So he can (F)[F"""] his children 0.0
and Luppi, did that kid finally break free 0.0?
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SmoG878
i'm not dead...srsly
it's more frightening if you think about what ur parents will say if u get bad marks. i get a 'B' average and my parents scorn me, the selective students (i'm in a half community/selective school) intimidate me, and i'm dominoing down out of fear. there. but my funniest/craziest experience in high school was when a guy called pummy made fun of my real name, so i threw a battery at his head. lolz.
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Sonic when it was awesome.
School? School is nothing. There's good times, and bad times, and 9/10 you won't be able to be yourself... Unless you just don't give one.
Generally, it's usually a positive experience, you might face bullies, but hell, bullies are nothing. They're more scared then you.
Basically, enjoy it, because you can.
Jumpfluffisunderrated
JumpluffSpeedBattler
My English teacher is evil. whenever she speaks to me she speaks to me like I'm 3, I'm in year 9! Oh and she kicked my mate out of the class permanantly because she shut a door on his face. She did his report (not his current teacher) and gave him a 'U' (underaciving) for effort. That isn't fair.
gardevoir11
The First Princess
I've got a lot of weird experiences:
My orchestra teacher once tried chucking candy at people for paying attention in class (she hit a few people in the face since they weren't ready to catch it).
My history teacher liked to tell stories from atop a student's desk (as in actually stomping on a student's desk).
My English teacher once beat up a stuffed sheep toy as part of a grammar lesson.
The craziest experience was when that same English teacher got into a "battle" with another English teacher: we're doing a lesson, and the other teacher comes in with two tennis balls and an inflatable hammer. She starts attacking my teacher with the inflatable hammer as my teacher cowers behind my desk (so I was right in the middle). Then they proceed to chuck the tennis balls repeatedly across the room at each other.
Ah, good times.
My orchestra teacher once tried chucking candy at people for paying attention in class (she hit a few people in the face since they weren't ready to catch it).
My history teacher liked to tell stories from atop a student's desk (as in actually stomping on a student's desk).
My English teacher once beat up a stuffed sheep toy as part of a grammar lesson.
The craziest experience was when that same English teacher got into a "battle" with another English teacher: we're doing a lesson, and the other teacher comes in with two tennis balls and an inflatable hammer. She starts attacking my teacher with the inflatable hammer as my teacher cowers behind my desk (so I was right in the middle). Then they proceed to chuck the tennis balls repeatedly across the room at each other.
Ah, good times.
High school, oh high school...
I tried to get my school orchestra to put on a high budget show entitled "Orchasm." We even made a video to pitch it which is still up on Youtube.
I gave grade A speeches about the harms of Beanie Babies and Santa Clause.
We fit twenty people onto a trampoline.
We played tag inside a math room.
I witnessed ridiculous drama within the school newspaper, which only one kid actually took seriously. This was highly enjoyable.
I finished grade A papers the morning they were due. I got an A on my English final last year while I had a hangover.
I was on the school literary magazine, which meant we got to tear apart the most emo teenage poems and art ever submitted. We had one story about a "four by four red box with bells" which I inserted numerous "That's what she said"s into. I also got a story published about a woman married to a pizza.
I dressed up as Ash (with Pikachu and Pokeballs) for a day during Spirit Week.
Many school dances, all of which were fun (or at least the after parties).
Going sledding during lunch, or skipping orchestra to go sledding during lunch.
Fun times. And I managed to avoid all drama until towards the end of my senior year, but that's another story. And if you like high school, wait until college. So much better.
I tried to get my school orchestra to put on a high budget show entitled "Orchasm." We even made a video to pitch it which is still up on Youtube.
I gave grade A speeches about the harms of Beanie Babies and Santa Clause.
We fit twenty people onto a trampoline.
We played tag inside a math room.
I witnessed ridiculous drama within the school newspaper, which only one kid actually took seriously. This was highly enjoyable.
I finished grade A papers the morning they were due. I got an A on my English final last year while I had a hangover.
I was on the school literary magazine, which meant we got to tear apart the most emo teenage poems and art ever submitted. We had one story about a "four by four red box with bells" which I inserted numerous "That's what she said"s into. I also got a story published about a woman married to a pizza.
I dressed up as Ash (with Pikachu and Pokeballs) for a day during Spirit Week.
Many school dances, all of which were fun (or at least the after parties).
Going sledding during lunch, or skipping orchestra to go sledding during lunch.
Fun times. And I managed to avoid all drama until towards the end of my senior year, but that's another story. And if you like high school, wait until college. So much better.
Sapphire Phoenix
aldkjf
When I was walking to school yesterday, I swore I thought I heard that someone called my name... but there was no one around, so I shrugged it off. But when I got inside, I thought I heard some one call me again. Oh, it didn't start there because once in Spanish, Geography, AND lunch I thought I heard someone call my name...
I must be going insane v.v
I must be going insane v.v
Ninterror X
The bird brain.
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Seriously, Do I need to go farther then that?
Seriously, Do I need to go farther then that?
Well, one time I had a teacher who has real anger management issues, and he would drop a dictionary on his desk to get the class's attention. One time, he threw the dictionary on a kids desk (dont feel bad for him, he was being bad in class, like always) and it broke in two.
sapphire_addict
Brooklyn rage!
ok, so theres this teacher that hates my lunch table for some random reason. every day she yells at us for stupid reasons, once for having an animal cracker under my chair, another time for holding hands (she thinks my entire table is gay), and yesterday i heard her making fun of the wat my friends were dressed. (well they were wearing ties, suspenders, tutus, and neon colored jeans but thats besides the point)
Cryptozoologist
Banned
Chances are, your lunch table IS completely gay.
sapphire_addict
Brooklyn rage!
no... no we are not. just because we wear tu-tus and suspenders doesn't make us gay.
my math teacher from, last year still glares at me when i see her.
eonmaster_457
Well-Known Member
Err....
I like my high school life. nothing too crazy. Still 2nd year, so don't know.
I like my high school life. nothing too crazy. Still 2nd year, so don't know.
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