Secondary? Didn't drop out at all. This year at college I have done a good few times, and I just end up going to a local library to revise (Only skipped when I had exams coming up and thought time could be used more efficientely).
Skipping school!
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You can't even skip school where I go to. They have this random thing whenever you miss a class, there's a 15% chance that your parents will get a text from the school. Also, every lesson you miss gets sent to the student services department immediately and inevitably home. My parents lost the plot at me first time I cut a day off school so I'm not too keen on it.
The only reasons I have ever skipped is because I slept in and the school (I wonder if that is what it should be called) that I go to is only open until noon.
So I sleep when I skip <.<"
So I sleep when I skip <.<"
Only when I don't feel like it. Sometimes my parents are okay with it. But I've never skipped school without them knowing.
Sometimes during class, I loiter around in the library.
Sometimes during class, I loiter around in the library.
You know you have your facebook on your profile, with your school.... and if I was a hateful little bastard I could send them an email with this link in regards to you skipping school.
Extortion time, to stop me doing the above;
Worship me as your Escapist WarChief, bow down to me and your WarChief will be merciful!
Extortion time, to stop me doing the above;
Worship me as your Escapist WarChief, bow down to me and your WarChief will be merciful!
and eat his food!
I actually did this today, and did nothing but read the second Harry Potter book. I'm very lame.
Go to the internet cafe near my university and play games. This way, I still get an allowance, but can game to my heart's content.
Right behind you...my town is merciless!Subzerowings said:
OT: The one time I "skipped", me and some friends drove up to Chicago for the day...it was nice to get out of our town for a day.
I just crash all through the 7 hours I'm meant to be at school on mondays.
Everyone leaves in the morning, and I move the car around the street then, so when my brother gets home (about 1) he doesn't see my car. I sleep till 5-ish, sneak out and move the car back into position, then enter the house and shout "hello"
Everyone leaves in the morning, and I move the car around the street then, so when my brother gets home (about 1) he doesn't see my car. I sleep till 5-ish, sneak out and move the car back into position, then enter the house and shout "hello"
Sigh kids these days, can't teach them a thing!
You had a serious but non life-threatening contagious disease that afflicted you preventing you from leaving the house for a peroid of (insert video game time here) however yes your all better, any while the doctors don't know what caused it you can return to school... for now...
Aww hell I did'nt skip school too often, but when I did, semi-plausible cover story was always on the cards!
You had a serious but non life-threatening contagious disease that afflicted you preventing you from leaving the house for a peroid of (insert video game time here) however yes your all better, any while the doctors don't know what caused it you can return to school... for now...
Aww hell I did'nt skip school too often, but when I did, semi-plausible cover story was always on the cards!
Never bunked off during compulsory education, but I missed quite a few lessons at sixth form, and a load of pointless lectures at Uni.
Worst one at sixth form was when we stayed off a Physics lesson because we were covering Mechanics (which we'd already done to a much higher level in Maths anyway), got caught and got absolutely bollocked for it. I hated that it was voluntary education and that I still had no say over how I worked it.
Worst one at sixth form was when we stayed off a Physics lesson because we were covering Mechanics (which we'd already done to a much higher level in Maths anyway), got caught and got absolutely bollocked for it. I hated that it was voluntary education and that I still had no say over how I worked it.