yeah your right my cousin is just sitting right next to me and we are laughing and having loads of fun.
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I can see you really, thoroughly read his post before responding.frankenpimp said:You insulted his people, you deserved it.
Why don't you marry Zelda? She's sexy. ;PMacropter said:Well, I did get teased a lot about my weight, seemingly idiotic comments in class (It's more me not paying attention and getting sidetracked than idiotic. I remember saying something about sock puppets at an inappropriate time, for example.), and my overall nerdiness. This group of dumb jock type of fellows learned that I liked the Legend of Zelda series. So, they proceeded to say to me over, and over, and over again, "Why don't you go marry Zelda!" Yes, I know it makes no sense, and yes, the repetition and idiocy of the statement was exceedingly annoying.
Did you even read the post? Actually, let me answer that: NOfrankenpimp said:You insulted his people, you deserved it.Beardon65 said:I was always bullied for being one of the only white kids at my school because i live in south Texas, even through all of the picking and everyone ,even though they knew my name, insisted on calling me "White boy". Though the worst day of school was my 6th grade year, it was just after gym and we were in the changing room and while i was talking to my best friend about giving him advice about wether or not to get a game (can't remember what it was) and there was this kid that i never met who was probably a few inches taller than me (i was like five-three) and appearantly his friend told him i called him a dirty mexican or something childish. So he walks up to me shoves me against the lockers and says "who you think you callin' a Dirty Mexican white boy?" so i told him i didnt know what he was talking about, thenn he shoved and threatend me. This was the first time this happend to me to I had no idea what to do, so i push his face, yea pathetic right. So he punches me in the chest turns me around, smashes me against the locker and starts hitting me in the back and my sides. No-one does anything, he stops and walks away back to his locker. No-one does anything. So i go up to our coach crying in pain and tell him what happend so he sits down with the kid in his office and talks to him, then he and the coach steps outside and I asked the coach so i can call my dad because my father is a police officer and i wanted him arrested. The coach says no, by this time the kid left, and he continues by saying hat his father is in jail the mother in trial and going to orlando to live with his aunt. I was extremely upset I couldnt do anything AND HE GETS AWAY WITH IT!!!!! So i went to the nurse to try and call my father, because my glasses were broken and wanted to go home and she says something that really annoyed me, big time "Well your not going to because we have you more than your parents do so we have more athourity over you. I stormed out and called my parents on my cell and told them about both situations. The nurse was fired and nothing happend to the kid. If I see his face again i swear I will get my revenge.
Tell your friend to set up a camera or three (with a high resolution) around the classroom, somewhere where the kids can't get to them (probably hidden as well, so they don't know they're there) then fail all the kids except the ones who are trying to pay attention. That way, when the kids parents eventually see their kids grade, your friend can show them why, and also have proof that the kids are terrible.SakSak said:I have a friend who just so happens to be a primary school teacher.
So one day, while the school was still in session I had some time-critical things I needed to tell him face-to-face. The Headmistress gives me permission to go and speak to him, I find the classroom and knock on the door.
I wat for a second and step in, intending on showing good manners while there as an example for the 9-year olds.
I step in and am faced with a most mind-boggling sight, for me at least.
The entire classroom is a mess, an uncontrolled pit of chaos with the children talking to cellphones, to eachother in loud voices, doing who knows what to their desks and generally doing everything they could to ignore my friend, the teacher. A small group of quiet, timid children were almost huddled up in a corner, doing their best to overhear the teacher over the cacophony. A few children were not even sitting, instead preferring to stand next to their friends on other desks, talking of GTA IV. Some girls were bullying another girl, pulling her hair and calling her names.
My friend was supposed to be teaching them biology, but I doubt anyone learned anything during that lesson. When I saw him, for that single moment I entered and no reaction from the children were yet to be seen,, he looked almost tearful. He also looked like hell, the stress of the unruly kids clearly getting to him.
Then one of the kids in the front row yells to his friends while looking at me: " Oh look, another fag. Wonder who that **** is?"
These kids were fricking nine. I felt apalled and confused on how these children could say such things in front of a complete stranger while their teacher is present. I also felt so much sympathy for my friend right then.
Later I asked my friend how the situation is so bad, on why the unruly kids aren't put on detention and removed from the classroom until they pipe down. I asked, honestly stumped, why such blatant bulying was happening in the classroom. Sure, I got bullied and beaten while a kid, but never during school hours and the bullies always got repercussions from it.
But this went so much beyond that.
The answer horrified me, giving me the worst experience with school kids on the same day I lost a lot of faith in parents of this country:
The parents are dismissing all claims made by the teachers: call a student's home that their Christine has been pulling the hair of other girls in the class and the response is a knee-jerk answer of 'Not my little baby! You must be mistaken, I am taking this up with the headmistress to stop this baseless accusation'.
Children could not be sent outside of classroom suring teaching, because the group sizes are already pushing 45 due to lack of teachers, further due to lack of money put towards hiring them. Same problem with detention: a teacher has to be present, doing overtime for little if no benefit at all to them.
So the teachers can't do anything during school and after school isn't that much of an option either. And since every child there is their mommy's little angel/daddy's little princess, then of course they are innocent and no diciplary action is taken at home. Any more severe punishments by the school get's immediately walled by the furious parents complaining of unfair treatment, baseless rumours and incompetent teachers/headmistress, sometimes going so far as to complain directly to municipal government.
So yeah.... That was possibly one of my most horrible days during the last few years.
And the worst part is, I'm just 25. I have no recollection of primary school being anywhere near that bad when I was attending. It's like someone has turned but the system and parenting of the children, at least on that particular school, inside out and then somehow twisted and bent it so much that it's barely recognisable. And all this in less than 15 years.
And from what I've heard, that school was by no means an exception.
So yeah, Wall-O-Text summons complete. But there you have it, my response to the OP. Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go and call my teacher friend, see how he is doing and if he'd like me to offer him a beer or two. I'm pretty sure they might help him unwind....
I see your "Pics or it didn't happen" and raise it one "I call shenanigans".Malevolent Stranger said:Is having to move because I was on the brink of expulson enough proof?
How. Are you supposed to come up with Pics of being almost expelled?wordsmith said:I see your "Pics or it didn't happen" and raise it one "I call shenanigans".Malevolent Stranger said:Is having to move because I was on the brink of expulson enough proof?
OT: Erm... Probably the same as everyone else, one or two dickheads who had a problem with me?
We are still barbarians. We're just more efficient barbarians.Flamezdudes said:Do people really need to solve things with violence?. I mean seriously, sometimes i think Humans are still barbarians.Ozzy684 said:I smashed some kids head against a metal pole a few times. I broke his nose and blood was pissing out but in my defence. He was taking the piss out of my mum and her cancer ordeal so he got what he deserved
You've just described my EXACT prefect duty. I tell you the honor of having such a privelige was overwhelming...Melon Hunter said:As a prefect in my secondary school in Year 11. One of our 'priveliges' was to spend one lunchtime a week standing at a door, and stopping anybody coming in without good reason, which led to a whole bunch of fun times with angry kids, such as:
-The kid who threatened to piss on my shoes if I didn't let him in.
-The old Year 11s who thought they had a God-given right to come in.
-Whole crowds of up to 50 kids who had nothing better to do with their lunchtime than try and barge in, with their stupid little faces pressed against the door. Ugh.
Ass holes, that's who.Azraellod said:no, that kid definitely deserved it. who the hell makes fun of something like that?Dark marauder said:Ozzy684 said:I smashed some kids head against a metal pole a few times. I broke his nose and blood was pissing out but in my defence. He was taking the piss out of my mum and her cancer ordeal so he got what he deserved
dude you are an asshole no kid deserves that
THIS is why I wish I was a prefect living in England (is it England?).Melon Hunter said:As a prefect in my secondary school in Year 11. One of our 'priveliges' was to spend one lunchtime a week standing at a door, and stopping anybody coming in without good reason, which led to a whole bunch of fun times with angry kids, such as:
-The kid who threatened to piss on my shoes if I didn't let him in.
-The old Year 11s who thought they had a God-given right to come in.
-Whole crowds of up to 50 kids who had nothing better to do with their lunchtime than try and barge in, with their stupid little faces pressed against the door. Ugh.
I'm just wondering... since she took a picture of you two kissing, didn't anyone consider her to be gay as well?historybuff said:Oh my God, that's terrible. Geez, what a horrible person.cathou said:when i was in high school. i had a crush on my best friend and told her so. She apparently didnt take it very well. after a week not talking to me, she faked to love me too, kissed me, took a picture and copy it a few hundred time to put it everywhere in school. Back then it wasnt that accepted to be gay in high school.
Now there's an idea.Aqualung said:I'm one of those people who in elementary school, was shy and quiet and seemed easy to pick on- but once you get a look at me, I've got a killer stare that can make you soil yourself. So I've never been bullied or nothing, sorry.
Why don't you marry Zelda? She's sexy. ;PMacropter said:Well, I did get teased a lot about my weight, seemingly idiotic comments in class (It's more me not paying attention and getting sidetracked than idiotic. I remember saying something about sock puppets at an inappropriate time, for example.), and my overall nerdiness. This group of dumb jock type of fellows learned that I liked the Legend of Zelda series. So, they proceeded to say to me over, and over, and over again, "Why don't you go marry Zelda!" Yes, I know it makes no sense, and yes, the repetition and idiocy of the statement was exceedingly annoying.
I had the same, Cept i look really young anyway. Sucks ¬¬WrongSprite said:I got bullied alot for being short. Wasn't great.