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Star_the_fox wrote:

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.

Who called you? XD

svinnik wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Luckily Mr F didn't return to his office with 20-odd phones. This girl in class was acting weird, and eventually, they looked through her texts and saw that it had been sent 10 minutes earlier. Phew. I was safe, and weak with relief. I can't believe I was actually SHAKING, numb with fear. Plus, girls in particular don't want a male teacher rootling through their bags, for reasons you guys won't know. 

I know why. 

Yeah, you figured it out. I bet guys feel the same too, they must have 'secrets' too.

kimmy123 wrote:

svinnik wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

Luckily Mr F didn't return to his office with 20-odd phones. This girl in class was acting weird, and eventually, they looked through her texts and saw that it had been sent 10 minutes earlier. Phew. I was safe, and weak with relief. I can't believe I was actually SHAKING, numb with fear. Plus, girls in particular don't want a male teacher rootling through their bags, for reasons you guys won't know. 

I know why. 

Why?

...I'm older than, you, and when you grow up a bit more you need to carry 'stuff' around with you. 

svinnik wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Why?

...I'm older than, you, and when you grow up a bit more you need to carry 'stuff' around with you. 

Like Band-Aids

Band-Aids?

Last edited by kimmy123 (2010-10-22 11:18:40)

My phone went off in an exam once! But the examiner didnt pass any remarks I had forgotten to put it on silent    A girls phone went off, like ringing once and the teacher just said turn it off and dont let it happen again he didnt even give out! 

If I ever received a text and the teacher noticed, it would go like this:

Teacher = T
Me = M

T: Give me your phone.
M: *Gives*
T: What's the password?
M: Give me the phone, I'll put it in.
T: Okay, here. *Gives Phone*
M: *Turns Off, and turns back on*
T: It needs a password.
M: It's simple, try and guess.
T: *tries 3 times* What's a PUK code?
M: An 8-digit code that unlocks the PIN you just locked.
T: What is it?
M: I don't know, AT&T does.
T: I GIVE UP.
M: 

Last edited by waveOSBeta (2010-10-22 16:35:30)

waveOSBeta wrote:

If I ever received a text and the teacher noticed, it would go like this:

Teacher = T
Me = M

T: Give me your phone.
M: *Gives*
T: What's the password?
M: Give me the phone, I'll put it in.
T: Okay, here. *Gives Phone*
M: *Turns Off, and turns back on*
T: It needs a password.
M: It's simple, try and guess.
T: *tries 3 times* What's a PUK code?
M: An 8-digit code that unlocks the PIN you just locked.
T: What is it?
M: I don't know, AT&T does.
T: I GIVE UP.
M: 

Lol! 

what-the wrote:

I have my phone off. Problem solved. It can't be me.

Good thinking. Mine was off too, but they still take them off you. 

I always turn my phone off.... and my school is very strict about them too, but before I have my soccer practice I usually check it, and I never take the risk of bringing it in class, even if its on... we would get murdered if we take it out before 2:45/3:30

Greenboi wrote:

I always turn my phone off.... and my school is very strict about them too, but before I have my soccer practice I usually check it, and I never take the risk of bringing it in class, even if its on... we would get murdered if we take it out before 2:45/3:30

The girl whose phone it was hasn't been murdered. Yet.

A guy in my English got a text and had the loudest alert ever. It was during a major test. My teacher laughed and ignored it.

kimmy123 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

I don't have a phone 

Oh. Well, if and when you get one, leave it OFF or ON SILENT. 

Or leave it at home.

That's what I do.

kimmy123 wrote:

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:

kimmy123 wrote:

Like pads?

..,yes.

I use them 

Same 

Now, back on topic