Post: Biggest Trouble You've Gotten Into In School?
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04-13-2014, 03:35 AM
#1
NGU-xNiicKzHD
Psychedelic
I have two stories, one where I get into sort of big trouble, and the other were it was just funny :p
I usually get into quite ofen, but not big trouble. Like a detention, kicked out of class, or saturday school kinda touble. But the most trouble i've ever gotten myself into was when I was in 8th grade and I was assigned a project to make my own island, but it had to follow a few guide lines. We were able to choose a partner, so I chose my good friend that was also in the class with me. As a joke, we made out island rules to be where no jews or asians (and a few other things I can't recall) weren't allowed on our island. We meant to erase it, but forgot
. When it was our turn to present, we shared it but skipped the rules. She asked us to share our rules, so we made a few up. But of course, the paper was under a projector, so the whole class could see the paper. She read our real words and got very upset about it. We had to go to the office and talk to the princible. She understood and let us with a warning. But our teacher (which turned out to be jewish) wanted us to get into big trouble. She gave us both a referrall, two weeks of detention, one saturday school, and we had to stay after class every day for a month and clean her room spotless 
And that is the most trouble i've very been in!Story 2:
I was a freshman in highschool and I was in a class called freshman transition. It's basically a study hall. Anyway, we had a sub that looked to be in his high 70's. My firends and I were in the back of the class and decided we would play the penis game. Soon after, we were literally shouting penis and when he looked we would start working lol. After messing with him for half the class, my friend say whoever hits him with the gobstopper gets $5. So I was like fuck it and took the thing. I threw it and it slipped outta my hand and bounced off the ground. It went straight for the white board, which he was at. The gobstopper bounced off the whiteboard and hit him right betwen the eyes. It left this huge ass blood red welt! He jumped about a foot and yelled. The sub came over to our table and was asking if we threw it. Of course we said no
But the next day when my regular teacher was back, he got word about what happened and knew we did it. I took the fall and said it was no one else. My next class was p.e. so he made me run the mile and flip a big ass tracter tire 10 times. I also had to clean up the weight room, gym, and wrestling room. It sucked to say the least lol. But thats about it
Now i'd like to hear your stories 
04-16-2014, 04:42 PM
#22
Black Panther
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Originally posted by StockTrader
I was in year 8 and this ugly kid called Dawid... he fancied my cousin. I was so embarrassed because she was alright looking and he was a fat, ugly and dumb boy. I thought that if they got together, I would be put in shame. I was very immature back then. One lunch time, I came up to him and started telling him to leave my cousin alone and that he will never have a chance. I called him a loser and a low-life. He got angry and punched me so I got pissed off and gave him a right hook to the jaw. Then I threw him to the ground and he started crying, he said that his leg is broken. I ignored it and gave him a few punches in the face while he was on the ground; his face was covered in blood and the teachers pulled me off of him. I didn't care because I was a very stupid person back then.
He went to the hospital only to find out that his leg will need to be operated on. After three years, he had over 11 operations on his leg and he couldn't walk or go to school due to the fact that he had metal going through his leg.
I've made a decision that I'd make it up to him. I thought that being his only friend would make him feel a bit better, and so we became friends. I would go to his house every weekend; we would play video games and i would tell him how to talk to the women and all that stuff... but my other friends were getting pissed off because we didn't hang out as often as we used to. After a few months, me and Dawid fell out. It has been 5 years since the incident and I still feel horrible about what I did.
We make mistakes so that we can learn from them and become better. I have been trying to become a better person ever since! I don't start fights anymore and I don't discriminate or bully other people, simply because they're different. The last five years of my life have changed completely. I just hope that I will never make someone go through that sort of thing ever again.
SORRY, I went a bit off topic. I was suspended from school and had to face court.
He went to the hospital only to find out that his leg will need to be operated on. After three years, he had over 11 operations on his leg and he couldn't walk or go to school due to the fact that he had metal going through his leg.
I've made a decision that I'd make it up to him. I thought that being his only friend would make him feel a bit better, and so we became friends. I would go to his house every weekend; we would play video games and i would tell him how to talk to the women and all that stuff... but my other friends were getting pissed off because we didn't hang out as often as we used to. After a few months, me and Dawid fell out. It has been 5 years since the incident and I still feel horrible about what I did.
We make mistakes so that we can learn from them and become better. I have been trying to become a better person ever since! I don't start fights anymore and I don't discriminate or bully other people, simply because they're different. The last five years of my life have changed completely. I just hope that I will never make someone go through that sort of thing ever again.
SORRY, I went a bit off topic. I was suspended from school and had to face court.
You got jealous over a kid digging your cousin? Lmao you're weird
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04-16-2014, 05:03 PM
#24
StockTrader
Gym leader
04-16-2014, 05:09 PM
#25
Tom Fletcher
Little One
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