Worlds Worst Excuses

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Jedamethis

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once there were a lot of people waiting around at my school, and one of them started climbing this pole and knocked a huge clock off the wall and broke it.
His excuse: Sorry Miss, I was bored
 

Ursus Astrorum

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Oh, we have a(n) ((Insert missing/broken item here))? I never knew.

Oddly enough, it's surprisingly effective. Or at least, my parents fell for it a lot.
 

wewontdie11

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"Oh wow sorry! I just slipped then aimed a little low."

Not once when anybody has said that in context has it been true.
 

KeiraZodiac

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A girl was once off school for the day, and apparently she needed to help bake a cake for her grandma.

And this was in reception (I believe you call it kindergarden, which to me sounds like a plantation of really processed chocolate), where the only two things children can do is spin around fast and like trees - why the hell would her family take her out of school for the day to help bake a cake - a task which does not take 6 hours to do.

Unless it was her grandmother's wedding, and they were baking her a massive cake on the day. But then why not mention the fact you were at a wedding, that's perfectly acceptable.
 

T-Bone24

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GamesB2 said:
"In my defense, I was bored and it was hilarious"
Used that more than a few times on xbl
That's an excellent excuse!

"Frankly, I had no idea that would happen." My mate said that when he kicked a football in a classroom and it hit over the teachers computer monitor.
 

Aur0ra145

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"I wasn't cheating, she had the same first name as you; I just got confused."
 

Sporky111

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"Are you sure? Because I think I would know what I just did."

"My finger slipped."
 

AngloDoom

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"Sorry I was late, Miss. I save the world from a stampede of hamsters."

Someone who was a friend of mine when I was twelve. The teacher couldn't keep serious enough to properly shout at him, so she let him off. Being an idiot, though, my friend used it several times afterwards with several different teachers before receiving a 3rd-degree bollocking.

Good times.