Scratch

I have a longstanding feud with some of my old teachers from 4th grade.

Specifically, my Spanish teacher, my Art teacher, and my P.E. teacher.

My P.E. teacher still teaches me. He stinks! And P.E. stinks! 

Once, I made a project about my art teacher, but that got quickly removed by the Scratch team.

Once, in 8th grade. But no one noticed 

Last edited by antimonyarsenide (2010-10-20 20:36:54)

I don't have a phone, but our school policy says that if you have a phone, you have to keep it out of sight from deans/teachers. Seriously. They wrote that in the handbook.

BlazeAstro wrote:

I think all Scratchers hate PE...well most anyway. I mean a little exercise isn't gonna kill ya.

I love PE xD It's about half and half for people who hate and like PE.

Star_the_fox wrote:

Mine rang.
Volume: max
Audio: W.T.F-boom.

xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

Last edited by samurai768 (2010-10-20 21:29:13)

Oh - in addition, even the ringtone is that one that adults can't hear, some teachers can hear them, so if they hear that, it's taken away too 

I wish I had a phone 

Anyway, once I was in the middle of an exam, a really big one, then suddenly rock music started playing. Epic fail.

Also, why doesn't your school allow phones?

Harakou wrote:

That's quite a stiff reaction for someone's phone just going off. Our teachers only really give us a hard time about forgetting to shut it off and having it go off in class if it happens multiple times. Do you go to a private school?

Nope. Just a normal High School. And yeah, Mr R was like 'I'm gonna call SLT (Mr F, behaviour office) down if no-one owns up. We were all like 'yeah, right' and when he did we all freaked out! 

Lucario621 wrote:

Yeah, phones aren't allowed at my school, but atleast the rules aren't *that* strict. You can have phones, but it *should* be in your locker. However if it rings and you have it in your bag or your pocket with you, than you get it taken to the office, and your parents have to come to the school to get it back.

Some teachers aren't as bad as Mr R. I mean, out English teacher heard someones chipmunk ringtone, the kid whose phone it was had detention, and everyone was edgy because they knew the consequences properly now. Phone ringing in English = detention.
But then, the teacher took pity and gave us 30 seconds to turn our phones off.

It was sooooooo funny, we're not meant to have phones and everyone was getting them out of their pockets and everything! It was amazing how many texts the boy next to me had got, his phone MUST have rung, but you couldn't hear it! 

12three wrote:

Mine's turned off 90% of the time because it can't hold a charge.
-12three-

Haha same here!

jasb wrote:

Oh my god! And they say England is a free country    In Poland you can wite SMSes and the teachers just ignore you. In fact, teachers' phones go off more often than students'    Really.

Hahah! Lol WOW! We would be excluded for texting! 

My phone went off in the middle of a music exam. Luckily, it was on vibrate mode. Unlucky it went crazy and clattered on the wooden floor 

12three wrote:

Will you ever do it again?
-12three-

Me? Probably not. Left my phone at home today. We all freaked out 

JeanTheFox wrote:

Star_the_fox wrote:

Mine rang.
Volume: max
Audio: W.T.F-boom.

Person sitting next to you fell out of their chair, right?

No. They gave me a LOOK.