i got in trouble today

[Sonic Doctor]

You aren't allowed to leave campus during recess? That's strict...

I haven't really gotten in any trouble at all at school.

I'm not sure what you mean by recess, if you call lunch "recess" in Norway. In the US, recess is playtime for elementary students from kindergarten to 5th grade. In grades after that there isn't any break time except for lunch (at my high school they had lunch set in three periods, each broke in half, so there were six 20 minute half periods for lunch; the other half of the period we had to go up to a study area to study before moving onto the next period. Each student of course only got one 20 minute half period of lunch a day.) People that pretty much got straight A's in everything, were the ones that gained the special privilege of being able to go off campus for a whole period for lunch.

Since the OP is from America and with his date of birth show, he is obviously in high school. I don't know about his high school, but I would say the only break time they have as well is lunch. I'm surprised they let just anybody off campus during lunch. It is no wonder why they had to stop doing it. If they did that at my high school when I was there, I would say at least 100 kids (1/17th of my high school) would just walk of campus and not come back till the next day.

 

[Ren3004]

Hmm, let's see... I once snapped over being constantly mocked, grabbed a box cutter and pointed it at someone.

I once snapped and broke a guitar.

Both of those were met with a slap on the wrist. I'm not even certain my parents were told about the first. My dad did go there the second time, after my teacher asked if I thought he should.
[sub]And in case you're wondering, I settled down afterwards.[/sub]

Ironically, the incidents that had the most serious serious consequences for me were this time a few people were chatting in class and the teacher decided to send notes to almost everyone's parents, and once when a guy was taking my stuff while I tried to take it back and the teacher kicked us both out of class.

 

[Vilcus]

Teachers generally love me. I've been in fights and had the principal actually pat me on the back for defending myself (I don't start fights). I don't know why it happens, but it just seemed like I couldn't get into any trouble during my school years.

The most trouble I have ever been in at school was when I accidentally hit another kid on the nose, and he started bleeding. I had to appologize (which isn't really a punishment, as I had intended to do so anyways), and after that he and I became friends.

I have known people who get into a load of trouble, but they're the kind of people who swear at teachers, and throw shit at them as well.

What happened to you sounds unfair, and I wish I could tell the teacher who accused you without any proof to go fuck themselves.

 

[Pandalisk]

Similar to how Pavlov's dog salivates when a bell is rung because of the assumed prospect of food, i will imediatly say sorry if the teacher so much as looks at me funny or utters his mouth to speak in the prospect of dodging the metaphorical bullet regardless if that was his intent.

The word sorry has lost all meaning and has simply become a natural immediate reaction for me.

I will also say sorry if the teacher raises his voice at anyone in the class even when his voice was aimed at someone else, its just a natural reaction

I also say sorry at sudden loud noises such as books landing on a desk or the loud slamming of a door.

And amazingly it gets me out of trouble, hence why i mentioned it.

Just out of interest, have you ever watched the Johnny Vegas sitcom "Ideal"?

Nope, never heard of it

A quick wiki check has it as a British situation comedy, why?

Because you sound like Jo Neary's character from that.

She says sorry after every little thing, as if to appease an imagined negative response that she consistenly expects regardless of whether she had actually done anything to deserve such a response.

I just read the characters summary on Wikia, *sigh* if she wasn't a nercophilliac we could've been a match made in heaven :/

also the entire show sounds...Er...Interesting? are you sure this is a Comedy? because from a quick look it seems more like an Evil version of Eastenders

EDIT: oh Comedy-Drama

 

[Mr. Gency]

3 teachers to watch one student?

Your school must be well funded. Or your teachers lack lives.

well for some reason they think IM the bad influence on them, its only cause im black and the rest of those kids were white

my principal thinks the weed those kids had is mine

Talk about racism.

OT: Kicked a guy's ass. That's what I've been told, anyway, I don't actually remember it.

 

[Sonic Doctor]

Back in my day if kids were going to to smoke or drink, it was done ON CAMPUS!!

Way back when I was in high school 7 years ago, doing stuff like that on campus wouldn't be possible. They had people patrolling the campus and halls, mainly just "Fidel" the parking lot attendant. We called him Fidel because he looked like Castro. He even wore clothes like Castro, green army hat, jacket, and pants. He would drive his little red pickup truck around campus.

 

[Thedayrecker]

I usually just detention for being late, but the worst trouble would be fights I used to get in, in, like, 2nd grade.

 

[Hashime]

Well that sucks. Just tell them you;ll submit a urine sample as proof you don't do drugs.
And you're not allowed to go off campus. even in grade school I was allowed to go off.

 

[Caliostro]

Just tell them to fuck off. You went home for lunch cause the lunch lines are ridiculous, and if they doubt you you're free to run drug tests. End of story.


As for biggest trouble I ever got into, not a lot really. I'm quite good at damage control. Biggest trouble I COULD have gotten into... Well, I could be in jail right now... So yeah.

 

[The Youth Counselor]

Back in my day if kids were going to to smoke or drink, it was done ON CAMPUS!!

Way back when I was in high school 7 years ago, doing stuff like that on campus wouldn't be possible. They had people patrolling the campus and halls, mainly just "Fidel" the parking lot attendant. We called him Fidel because he looked like Castro. He even wore clothes like Castro, green army hat, jacket, and pants. He would drive his little red pickup truck around campus.

I went to three different high schools, the first one had a huge campus, after another school was shut down and our school was sent to take it's campus. It didn't have many staff members or on staff security. But like middle and even elementary school, the bathroom was where people went to do illicit activity. They were so filthy teachers wouldn't even touch them, like Jack Nicholson's Chinatown. There was also an actual bong left underneath the bushes. The faculty didn't know because it looked like an ordinary vase.

And since you brought up teacher look alikes, my 7th grade science teacher looked straight up like Old Snake from MGS4. But Mr. Fischetti was way more badass. He was a former U.S. Marine who served in three conflicts, and had a voice like Nick Nolte doing a Christian Bale Batman impersonation. Every period he would kick at least one student out of the classroom.

My second school was a school for troubled adolescents that was within a hospital. It was located beneath a mental hospital and above a morgue. We had this short lived art therapist who started this journalism class, the art therapy gig was a part time job, along with his writing gigs and acting gigs. His name was Greg, and he looked, sounded, and spoke just like Hugh Laurie as House.

The funny thing aside from the fact that his name was also Greg like House, was that prior to joining us, he injured his leg and wore a cast and limped during his whole stay. Months after it quit House premiered, and it was really huge in our school due to the resemblance.

 

[dex-dex]

well one teacher snapped and sent me to the office because i asked someone for a pencil.
and the VP had a talking with me and once my teacher came down he worded it as i was the one who was not the problem

yeah i miss him.
other than that during secondary school, i was not all for getting in trouble.
or doing pot but that is a different story now.

 

[teutonicman]

Fights, more interesting than that is how the hell are you able to go on the escapist at school? I always had those damn site blockers.

 

[Skorpyo]

Damn. Most of MY teachers would have asked for a hit.

Needless to say, it was difficult to get in trouble at my school.

 

[KaiRai]

Mostly teacher related stuff. I share your hate of those that crave power.

 

[laol1999]

once in elementry school i got a weeks detention for watching one kid throw a grape another
dont you love teachers

 

[Sonic Doctor]

I went to three different high schools, the first one had a huge campus, after another school was shut down and our school was sent to take it's campus. It didn't have many staff members or on staff security. But like middle and even elementary school, the bathroom was where people went to do illicit activity. They were so filthy teachers wouldn't even touch them, like Jack Nicholson's Chinatown. There was also an actual bong left underneath the bushes. The faculty didn't know because it looked like an ordinary vase.

And since you brought up teacher look alikes, my 7th grade science teacher looked straight up like Old Snake from MGS4. But Mr. Fischetti was way more badass. He was a former U.S. Marine who served in three conflicts, and had a voice like Nick Nolte doing a Christian Bale Batman impersonation. Every period he would kick at least one student out of the classroom.

My second school was a school for troubled adolescents that was within a hospital. It was located beneath a mental hospital and above a morgue. We had this short lived art therapist who started this journalism class, the art therapy gig was a part time job, along with his writing gigs and acting gigs. His name was Greg, and he looked, sounded, and spoke just like Hugh Laurie as House.

The funny thing aside from the fact that his name was also Greg like House, was that prior to joining us, he injured his leg and wore a cast and limped during his whole stay. Months after it quit House premiered, and it was really huge in our school due to the resemblance.

Cool, that would be funny if some how House was loosely based on your teacher on look and all that.

At my high school, there was a history teacher, I had him, but not at the right time. My older brother had him during a period just after the last lunch period of the day in the afternoon. This teacher didn't look like Mister Rogers, but had the same type of routine when he came into the classroom. He would go to a closet he had next to his desk, he would take off one vest and put on another, and take off his shoes and put on a different pair. My brother wondered if the guy was going to come in one day singing "It's a wonderful day in the neighborhood."

 

[Oilerfan92]

In elementary school I got into a fight with 3 friends (3 on 1) guess who got in the most trouble because I put one of them in a deadlock ?

In junior high me and another kid had a running gag with another kid where we kept telling him we were gonna kill him (I guess you had to be there. It made sence) and one day a substitute heard and boom. 2 days in school.

I'm not really a bad person. I don't get in trouble. Or atleast I don't get caught.

 

[oktalist]

Just out of interest, have you ever watched the Johnny Vegas sitcom "Ideal"?

Nope, never heard of it

A quick wiki check has it as a British situation comedy, why?

Because you sound like Jo Neary's character from that.

She says sorry after every little thing, as if to appease an imagined negative response that she consistenly expects regardless of whether she had actually done anything to deserve such a response.

I just read the characters summary on Wikia, *sigh* if she wasn't a nercophilliac we could've been a match made in heaven :/

also the entire show sounds...Er...Interesting? are you sure this is a Comedy? because from a quick look it seems more like an Evil version of Eastenders

EDIT: oh Comedy-Drama

I can see how that might appear from just reading a dry plot synopsis. It doesn't take itself at all seriously, though. (One could argue that Eastenders doesn't take itself seriously either, but if one argued that then I would say that one was talking out of one's arse. The drama bits are just there to provide something for the jokes to be about. Adultery is just an opportunity for humourous misunderstandings and even murder and torture are simply laughed at. I suppose really, it's just a darker form of slapstick.

And now I sound like I'm its biggest fan. I'm not; it's not my favourite show in the whole world, but it's pretty good.

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