Scratch

TVflea wrote:

fire219 wrote:

-No break, P.E, or lunch (in the cafeteria at least), and we stay in one classroom for the whole day for at least a week

...and you're angry?

I had a feeling I would get asked that.

Even though I am a super-geek, I like playing (american) football, and am not half bad at it.

Weird, but that is how it is. 

30/187? You do realize that's almost 1 in 6 people...it's kind of hard to call out that many people because it's not like you have just 1 person messing around.  Instead of just complaining about it being unfair either take it in silence, talk to your parents about it, or talk to the principle about it in a respectful way.

AtomicBawm3 wrote:

30/187? You do realize that's almost 1 in 6 people...it's kind of hard to call out that many people because it's not like you have just 1 person messing around.  Instead of just complaining about it being unfair either take it in silence, talk to your parents about it, or talk to the principle about it in a respectful way.

1 in 6 is not that much....

I have talked to my parents about it. Also, the principal, when he announced all this, sounded like nothing would change his mind.

Did you know it's illegal for a school not to give you a break for recess for at least 20 minutes and a lunch break of 40 mins?  Not supplying these is not legal.

That is very very unfair 

werdna123 wrote:

scimonster wrote:

Homeschool FTW. Why do you think I don't go to school?

This isn't an argument about whether homeschool has advantages or not...

I'm not trying to turn it into one.
Q: Why do you think I don't go to school?
A: The school system is corrupt.

scimonster wrote:

werdna123 wrote:

scimonster wrote:

Homeschool FTW. Why do you think I don't go to school?

This isn't an argument about whether homeschool has advantages or not...

I'm not trying to turn it into one.
Q: Why do you think I don't go to school?
A: The school system is corrupt.

Same.
They brainwash you. Make you immune to some wrong.
Den dey use dat' immunity to dere advantage. Can't go farder or I would be politiclabibl

12321a2 wrote:

My reading teacher decided that i deserved detention for my SHOES being too big.

Dees school seestem. It messed up bad bad. Whodaheck tought dees?

Yeah, my school was just overly stupid.

The IT teacher didn't know anything about IT, so we spent the lessons on scratch and MS paint.

The PE teacher put me in inclusions (sitting in a cubical staring at a wall) for a month for getting my nose almost broken in a fight (which wasn't my fault, someone pushed me into a crowd of people) while the attacker got off with a warning.

The science teacher excluded me from school for 3 days for smelling of smoke.... in a science room after we had a lesson about combustion.

The art teacher forced us to draw stupidly boring things, like the broken cello she had laying about. I wanted to do manga, but whenever I did it got thrown away.

Bullying was very badly handled, the victim would be put in inclusions instead of having breaks to "stop them from being bullied" and the bully got off with it all.

The music teacher told us off for playing a song even though that was the song we were supposed to be playing.

Teachers would join in verbally bullying kids, even when they're in tears.

The PE teachers allowed fights, he even condones them if 2 kids are angry at eachother.

The English teacher was so busy teaching creative writing she didn't notice that most the kids don't even remember punctuation and spelling from year 3.

The maths teacher picked a random person from the register every lesson, whenever people did something wrong he would get the blame (was meant to be a guilt type of thing, but most the kids were happy that they could be bad and someone else would get the blame) and most the time it was magically me.

Any money over £20 gets taken off of you because it's apparently "drug money", I've lost over £100 over the last 3 years by this stupid rule.

The corridors had a strict 1 way system, if you walk past your class you had to walk round again.

They punish you in school for things that happen out of school (like things on facebook etc).

On cold days you could come home to find that most teachers had reported you for smoking on school grounds even though it was just steam and they weren't paying enough attention.

We weren't allowed to come into class until the set time, even though most the time there was snow up to your waist.

Teachers were hypocrites, I quote my math teacher "Don't [removed] swear!".

The last day before I moved to London to be home schooled was the best day of my life. Imagine being able to walk round, do what you like and nothing will happen, because they weren't allowed to give you detention the same day you got it I could do anything and I wouldn't be there the next day to deal with the punishment. Things like turning the gas tap on then setting it alight to make a flamethrower, shooting out the lights with an airsoft gun, being amazingly annoying in PE, drawing * and ponies on the whiteboard while the teacher left, moving teacher's things about to mess with their mind, rickroll the teacher while they do something, draw pentagrams on all the doors and throwing people's bags out the window made my last day awesome.

Last edited by Paddle2See (2011-11-10 05:34:55)

jji7skyline wrote:

my-chemical-romance wrote:

Yeah, my school was just overly stupid.

The IT teacher didn't know anything about IT, so we spent the lessons on scratch and MS paint.

The PE teacher put me in inclusions (sitting in a cubical staring at a wall) for a month for getting my nose almost broken in a fight (which wasn't my fault, someone pushed me into a crowd of people) while the attacker got off with a warning.

The science teacher excluded me from school for 3 days for smelling of smoke.... in a science room after we had a lesson about combustion.

The art teacher forced us to draw stupidly boring things, like the broken cello she had laying about. I wanted to do manga, but whenever I did it got thrown away.

Bullying was very badly handled, the victim would be put in inclusions instead of having breaks to "stop them from being bullied" and the bully got off with it all.

The music teacher told us off for playing a song even though that was the song we were supposed to be playing.

Teachers would join in verbally bullying kids, even when they're in tears.

The PE teachers allowed fights, he even condones them if 2 kids are angry at eachother.

The English teacher was so busy teaching creative writing she didn't notice that most the kids don't even remember punctuation and spelling from year 3.

The maths teacher picked a random person from the register every lesson, whenever people did something wrong he would get the blame (was meant to be a guilt type of thing, but most the kids were happy that they could be bad and someone else would get the blame) and most the time it was magically me.

Any money over £20 gets taken off of you because it's apparently "drug money", I've lost over £100 over the last 3 years by this stupid rule.

The corridors had a strict 1 way system, if you walk past your class you had to walk round again.

They punish you in school for things that happen out of school (like things on facebook etc).

On cold days you could come home to find that most teachers had reported you for smoking on school grounds even though it was just steam and they weren't paying enough attention.

We weren't allowed to come into class until the set time, even though most the time there was snow up to your waist.

Teachers were hypocrites, I quote my math teacher "Don't [removed] swear!".

The last day before I moved to London to be home schooled was the best day of my life. Imagine being able to walk round, do what you like and nothing will happen, because they weren't allowed to give you detention the same day you got it I could do anything and I wouldn't be there the next day to deal with the punishment. Things like turning the gas tap on then setting it alight to make a flamethrower, shooting out the lights with an airsoft gun, being amazingly annoying in PE, drawing * and ponies on the whiteboard while the teacher left, moving teacher's things about to mess with their mind, rickroll the teacher while they do something, draw pentagrams on all the doors and throwing people's bags out the window made my last day awesome.

First bit: unfair... you should complain.. got an ipod? hide it in your pocket and hit record when a teacher starts swearing/abusing and then take it to the principal or police. IF you get discouraged, think about how sweet the revenge will be 

Last bit: EPIC

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It was allowed, the headmaster was as corrupt as the teachers.

The police couldn't care less.

Last edited by Paddle2See (2011-11-10 05:35:58)

No P. E.?

Lucky. My PE was so lame, if we were in boots we couldn't change them to sneakers.

And they always forced us to play sports, which I honestly stink at. And to me, they're quite pointless. 

my-chemical-romance wrote:

Yeah, my school was just overly stupid.

The IT teacher didn't know anything about IT, so we spent the lessons on scratch and MS paint.
Hooray!  Scratch during school!

The science teacher excluded me from school for 3 days for smelling of smoke.... in a science room after we had a lesson about combustion.
No school.  Good thing?

The PE teachers (plural) allowed fights, he (singular) even condones them if 2 kids are angry at each other.
So how many are there?

The English teacher was so busy teaching creative writing she didn't notice that most the kids don't even remember punctuation and spelling from year 3.
So everyone gets an A instead of a B.  You don't like that?

Any money over £20 gets taken off of you because it's apparently "drug money", I've lost over £100 over the last 3 years by this stupid rule.
Something like that happened to me once.

The corridors had a strict 1 way system, if you walk past your class you had to walk round again.
My old school was just a hallway.  I would have had to go out the fire exit 

They punish you in school for things that happen out of school (like things on facebook etc).
How do they even know about that?

Teachers were hypocrites, I quote my math teacher "Don't [removed] swear!".
The teacher can pronounce asterisks?  Cool.

The last day before I moved to London to be home schooled was the best day of my life. Imagine being able to walk round, do what you like and nothing will happen, because they weren't allowed to give you detention the same day you got it I could do anything and I wouldn't be there the next day to deal with the punishment. Things like turning the gas tap on then setting it alight to make a flamethrower, shooting out the lights with an airsoft gun, being amazingly annoying in PE, drawing * and ponies on the whiteboard while the teacher left, moving teacher's things about to mess with their mind, rickroll the teacher while they do something, draw pentagrams on all the doors and throwing people's bags out the window made my last day awesome.
I might know why you'd get detention for that.