Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Let that be a lesson to you! It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye.
He really should have suspended you for a week. That's assault you know! You can't be too careful after Columbine.
You should spend more time studying and less time attacking your classmates...maybe then you'd know how to spell ridiculous.
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Let that be a lesson to you! It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye.
He really should have suspended you for a week. That's assault you know! You can't be too careful after Columbine.
You should spend more time studying and less time attacking your classmates...maybe then you'd know how to spell ridiculous.
Originally posted by: LoKe
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Let that be a lesson to you! It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye.
He really should have suspended you for a week. That's assault you know! You can't be too careful after Columbine.
You should spend more time studying and less time attacking your classmates...maybe then you'd know how to spell ridiculous.
God forbid someone makes a typo. I thought this was the Internet; I must be wrong.
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: LoKe
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Let that be a lesson to you! It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye.
He really should have suspended you for a week. That's assault you know! You can't be too careful after Columbine.
You should spend more time studying and less time attacking your classmates...maybe then you'd know how to spell ridiculous.
God forbid someone makes a typo. I thought this was the Internet; I must be wrong.
Typo? The E key is nowhere near the I key...you don't even use the same hand to type those two letters. Face it, you don't know how to spell do you?
You=PWN3D
Originally posted by: LoKe
Let me get everything out of the way : I'm 18 years old and in my last year of High school. I'm also in a French Catholic school(though, it's irrelevant).
Earlier today, during the lunch period, a few friends and I were throwing snowballs around because we were bored. We were simply tossing them at other people; who were, in turn, laughing and throwing them back. By the end everyone walked away in perfect condition.
Later, I get called to the office for throwing snowballs. Apparently snowballs are now considered "weapons," as my VP put it. I don't really understand the reasoning to make this action punishable. Throwing snow is no more dangerous than playing sports, yet those are perfectly allowed.
The end resulted in me getting a 1-day suspension for what I did. I don't really mind because it just gives me a long week-end. I just think it's rediculous that this kind of thing can be punishble.
EDIT : Figure I should mention that I've never been suspended before and my record, until now, was perfectly clean.
Cliffs :
1. Threw snow in a non-malicious way
2. Got suspended for 1 day
3. ??
4. Profit! (Long week-end)
/rant
Feel free to flame me if you want, doesn't really bother me.
Originally posted by: herbs97
wow !
In 1980 i spent my last 5 days of H.S. in internal for shooting the teacher in the arse with a nail gun.
Me and another kid were sooting them at each other across the shop and the teacher walked out of his office and in the line of fire.
At least i didn't get expelled.
Whats this world coming to, kids just can't have fun anymore.
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: LoKe
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Let that be a lesson to you! It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye.
He really should have suspended you for a week. That's assault you know! You can't be too careful after Columbine.
You should spend more time studying and less time attacking your classmates...maybe then you'd know how to spell ridiculous.
God forbid someone makes a typo. I thought this was the Internet; I must be wrong.
Typo? The E key is nowhere near the I key...you don't even use the same hand to type those two letters. Face it, you don't know how to spell do you?
You=PWN3D
Dude, quit pushing him ... he's obviously a violent individual - I mean, he threw a SNOWBALL. :Q
- M4H
Originally posted by: Pablo
there's no need to give a crap about your "record". No college or anything is going to care if you got suspended... i don't even know if they'd see that... it sjust something schools do to scare kids into behaving...
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: LoKe
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Let that be a lesson to you! It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye.
He really should have suspended you for a week. That's assault you know! You can't be too careful after Columbine.
You should spend more time studying and less time attacking your classmates...maybe then you'd know how to spell ridiculous.
God forbid someone makes a typo. I thought this was the Internet; I must be wrong.
Typo? The E key is nowhere near the I key...you don't even use the same hand to type those two letters. Face it, you don't know how to spell do you?
You=PWN3D
Dude, quit pushing him ... he's obviously a violent individual - I mean, he threw a SNOWBALL. :Q
- M4H
Geez, I never thought of that...:Q
Please have mercy on me oh thrower of frozen water!!! :laugh:
Originally posted by: herbs97
wow !
In 1980 i spent my last 5 days of H.S. in internal for shooting the teacher in the arse with a nail gun.
Me and another kid were sooting them at each other across the shop and the teacher walked out of his office and in the line of fire.
At least i didn't get expelled.
Whats this world coming to, kids just can't have fun anymore.
Originally posted by: DaiShan
Originally posted by: herbs97
wow !
In 1980 i spent my last 5 days of H.S. in internal for shooting the teacher in the arse with a nail gun.
Me and another kid were sooting them at each other across the shop and the teacher walked out of his office and in the line of fire.
At least i didn't get expelled.
Whats this world coming to, kids just can't have fun anymore.
You were shooting nails at each other?
Originally posted by: herbs97
Originally posted by: DaiShan
Originally posted by: herbs97
wow !
In 1980 i spent my last 5 days of H.S. in internal for shooting the teacher in the arse with a nail gun.
Me and another kid were sooting them at each other across the shop and the teacher walked out of his office and in the line of fire.
At least i didn't get expelled.
Whats this world coming to, kids just can't have fun anymore.
You were shooting nails at each other?
Yes we were.
Hey we were wearing safety glasses.
Originally posted by: Rumpltzer
Look at it as a free day off from school.
As for your unblemished "record", I'm not sure what record you're referring to. The one kept by the high school? No one will ever know (or care) once you leave that school. It's okay.
Originally posted by: LoKe
Let me get everything out of the way : I'm 18 years old and in my last year of High school. I'm also in a French Catholic school(though, it's irrelevant).
Earlier today, during the lunch period, a few friends and I were throwing snowballs around because we were bored. We were simply tossing them at other people; who were, in turn, laughing and throwing them back. By the end everyone walked away in perfect condition.
Later, I get called to the office for throwing snowballs. Apparently snowballs are now considered "weapons," as my VP put it. I don't really understand the reasoning to make this action punishable. Throwing snow is no more dangerous than playing sports, yet those are perfectly allowed.
The end resulted in me getting a 1-day suspension for what I did. I don't really mind because it just gives me a long week-end. I just think it's rediculous that this kind of thing can be punishble.
EDIT : Figure I should mention that I've never been suspended before and my record, until now, was perfectly clean.
Cliffs :
1. Threw snow in a non-malicious way
2. Got suspended for 1 day
3. ??
4. Profit! (Long week-end)
/rant
Feel free to flame me if you want, doesn't really bother me.