actually, i´d like to know, is it even hard to do those tricks?Douk said:One more that happened to me, a couple kids found a rusty balisong (flipping butterfly knife) and were scared to touch it. I picked it up and started doing those tricks you see the spy in Team fortress 2 do. Everyone was impressed and I probably looked like some sort of badass. Then the group returned the knife to the teacher and I got slapped with a detention. I thought it was for endangering the kids by flipping the knife but noooo it was because I knew how to use the damn thing in the first place. I was a 'professional knife wielder' and coulda harmed someone like an assassin or some shit. In hindsight it sounds cool, on my school record it better say "Detention for being a professional assassin" B)
bloody catholic schools. if i was ever to go to 1, id be as "blasphemous" as possible (sorry, its just me and my hatred of christianity and catholics).Rednog said:A day in detention for every letter in a swear word.
And our detentions were called JUGs (Justice Under God).
I got one for calling it Justice Under Gods as a joke once because the teacher deemed it as blasphemous.
Well as someone who has tried that and reached out to the ignorant masses only to find that they don't want to listen, I say Good Luck.Akai Shizuku said:I try to make a point out of educating those around me on matters I have knowledge of. If everyone did that, the world would be a much better place.pirateninj4 said:Yea that's all very well and good, but that doesn't change the fact that the majority of people would see that as a sign of communist Russia and therefore the things I mentioned in my prior post. I'm just saying that if you want to make a statement, it needs to be understandable before it can make effect. Otherwise the only person you're making a statement to is yourself.Akai Shizuku said:Communist Russia never existed. The USSR was trying to start a communist society (and made it to the socialist phase), but as soon as Stalin rolled in, it was turned into a totalitarian dictatorship...which is the very opposite of a communist society. In fact, communism when fully executed is actually a form of anarchy. This is an honest mistake on your part, and I understand; the government did a very good job with its anti-communist propaganda.pirateninj4 said:Err, isn't Communist Russia like the poster child of uniformity and obedience? I think you're just being obnoxious and looking for confrontation. You'd do better by just going about your day and not paying attention to the fact that you're already doing the same shit as everyone else.Akai Shizuku said:I refuse to wear a uniform; to me it symbolizes subservience and being like everyone else...two things I am against.darkless said:My school had uniforms and you clearly have no idea just how much trouble the prevent, It practically erases a whole aspect of bullying, in that you cant get slagged for what you wear because everyone is wearing the exact same thing.Project_Omega said:Also the idea of unifors annoys me badly!
http://fc09.deviantart.com/fs27/f/2009/247/9/9/DIY_Hammer_and_Sickle_by_AkaiShizuku.jpg
I stitched a hammer & sickle into my mp3 player's wrist strap thing. I'm going to start arguments if anyone tells me to take it off, fascist bastards.
Fair play though, you did your homework.
That's not why I'd be burning.martin said:Wait, so there would be zero tolerance policies on those that created zero tolerance policies. I suppose you'll be burning next to them.clicketycrack said:ZERO TOLERANCE POLICIES. Whoever came up with that idea should burn in hell.
Its like juggling, hard to start but you remember forever. I suggest you get a fake balisong with a dull blade or something, thats what I used cause you're gonna be cutting yourself a lot.Christemo said:actually, i´d like to know, is it even hard to do those tricks?Douk said:One more that happened to me, a couple kids found a rusty balisong (flipping butterfly knife) and were scared to touch it. I picked it up and started doing those tricks you see the spy in Team fortress 2 do. Everyone was impressed and I probably looked like some sort of badass. Then the group returned the knife to the teacher and I got slapped with a detention. I thought it was for endangering the kids by flipping the knife but noooo it was because I knew how to use the damn thing in the first place. I was a 'professional knife wielder' and coulda harmed someone like an assassin or some shit. In hindsight it sounds cool, on my school record it better say "Detention for being a professional assassin" B)
if not, then i might try and get one of those just for show.
if you had read most of the posts in the thread you´d see that about 1/3 of the people has to wear one.Shuvy said:Feh. Sounds like none of you have to wear a uniform. I've recieved a detention for not tucking in a shirt. I have 3 weeks till graduation, and theres kid's in my year that are going to be suspended unless they buy neww school branded shoes for $80 bucks to replace the ones that are shit-torn
oh, thanks ^^. although its probably a bit hard to get one here in Denmark, where theres a strong enforcement against knifes.Douk said:Its like juggling, hard to start but you remember forever. I suggest you get a fake balisong with a dull blade or something, thats what I used cause you're gonna be cutting yourself a lot.Christemo said:actually, i´d like to know, is it even hard to do those tricks?Douk said:One more that happened to me, a couple kids found a rusty balisong (flipping butterfly knife) and were scared to touch it. I picked it up and started doing those tricks you see the spy in Team fortress 2 do. Everyone was impressed and I probably looked like some sort of badass. Then the group returned the knife to the teacher and I got slapped with a detention. I thought it was for endangering the kids by flipping the knife but noooo it was because I knew how to use the damn thing in the first place. I was a 'professional knife wielder' and coulda harmed someone like an assassin or some shit. In hindsight it sounds cool, on my school record it better say "Detention for being a professional assassin" B)
if not, then i might try and get one of those just for show.
I did do a revolution...against student council, teachers and idiots in the hallways. We had about 60 dedicated students and 30 expendables for the cause. We actually did stuff though like oragnized the kissing booth incident, destroyed the P.A system because it was right above our lockers and very very lould, stole the door handles off of a locked car because the owner was a prick, marched out of class barricaded the cafetiera while we took food from it, and buried cars with snow and ice in the winter. We made a glacier! We also ran the contraband item's smuggling operation in the dorm. Nothing serious like guns though just airsoft and paintball guns, booze, caffine, junk food, dirty maginzes and forbidden movies books music games etc. Bets one we did was get a 42' tv in without anyone noticing and it stayed their for 6 months of the year! And we knew the camera system codes and were to cut power at the right time and everything. I miss high school now...Lordpils said:Weren't allowed to be near the library unless we were working and the librarians would give us detention if we were nearby the library and not working even if we were completely quiet. Couldn't wear any shirt with a perticular type of message, my friend Chad had a shirt that said "Orgasms for Peace" and he was sent home, another person I knew had a shirt that said "fricken' sweet" and he was sent home.
I remember a student at my school started a mini revolution in which he stormed out of a classroom and called the teacher a "Facist pig". After hearing that I was thinking "Hey what if we all did shit like that? Are there any precautions to prevent in-school revolution?" I know this is kinda off-topic, but I think if anyone is dealing with a perticularily stupid rule at school they should revolt against it.
They tried to enforce this in our last year, in the finnish version high school. That would be ages 17 to 19.Molten Water said:10. You come more that a minute late for class and you are marked as absent.