Have you ever been in trouble before?

[Fresh 2,390]

Well I have on several occasions at school due to the fact that I kicked a ball and hit a smaller child then me and got detention -___-

[r_davinson46463a0 147]

this was in elementary school. there was just 1 hour before school had to end,we were having a lesson about history so i was bored and decided to go home. the whole class saw through the window me walking home they didnt say anything tho and the teacher didnt saw anything i did it like 5-6 times  then i got caught...

[Agent101us 310]

^ :lol:

In elementary school, one time I punted a ball over a couple handball courts, hit a girl (who was playing teatherball) in the neck! It was a hard basketball too! I never got in trouble, I went to see who was crying from afar, then walked slowly to another court......

The one time I almost went to the office, was:

1. Kindergarten I smashed somone's juice box with a tricicle

2. I was playing tag with some girls in kindergarten, they thought I was going to hug them <_<

 

 

They told on me I got in trouble both times

[hhgb 2,655]

I pasted battle link twice in chat sometime in 2013, got warned for flood even though the place was completely dry.

[lukey0 27,543]

Hehe, I won't even start, I break rules on a daily basis. :LOL:

 

1. Rule (Not quite but its pretty strict) NO phones at school. I bet you can guess what I do. :LOL:

[Cyborg 3,189]

Breaking Rules is my Passion

( NOT IN TANKI )

 

[Penguin40 1,714]

A million times. 'nuff said

[GoldRock 6,165]

The Exploits of a Delinquent Rock Revealed!!1

 

Primary school:

- Picked the locks of the school building, opened the door and there was a teacher standing right behind it. 
- The school changed the locks to number pads in an attempt to make the building more secure; cracked the code.
- Snuck into the computer room at lunch with a few accomplices, switched the cables of the keyboard and mouse of each computer with the one next to it.
- Turned on a computer near the front, opened up a PowerPoint presentation I'd made earlier and put it in slideshow mode. The first slide was the school's normal desktop - clicking (to the next slide) would make a virus window appear - clicking again would turn the screen black (really it was just a load of black slides).
- Incompetent school teachers saw the computer, didn't realise it was on a PowerPoint slideshow, tried to close it, saw a virus window, clicked and then the screen went black. Headteacher called in an IT technician from a local business, who pretty quickly discovered what was going on (innocently walking past to observe him press the 'Esc' button and the growing look of consternation on the headmaster's face was pure gold). Headteacher got mad, but never found out who pulled the prank. Hehe.
- Dug a tunnel under a weak point of the school's wire fencing with another guy, where we spent a few lunchtimes sneaking into the back gardens of neighbouring old people for fun... but got caught when people started to crowd round the fence at lunch to watch our exploits.
- Hid under the desks of my classroom with someone else, we were using metre rulers to whack the legs of anyone who walked into the room. Teacher walked in, we only saw legs. We whacked.

- Broke all the tips of a tray of coloured pencils off because I wanted to use them as bullets for this mini slingshot thing I was trying to make. Got caught, was forced to spend a few hours sharpening them all again.
- Met up in a wooded area of the school grounds with my friends as part of an organised fight with a rival group of guys in the year above (badass pls). Teachers got tipped off, they arrived at the scene to find nobody - because we were all directly above them in the trees overhead, not making a sound.

- and many more equally sensible exploits by yours truly!!!11!

 

 

Main skills acquired since moving onto high school - excuses and distractions to get out of homework which have been successful in the past:

    - Flick through folder as teacher is coming round to check as if you're just getting it out - teacher moves on and forgets he never actually saw it,
     - Ask teacher a deep and insightful question about his/her subject right as he/she is about to check whether you've done homework,
     - Insist that teacher had set homework for the next lesson - rely on the probability that at least one person has written down the wrong lesson as the day the homework was due in for - when the teacher asks everyone to check the deadline they wrote down, someone says that they wrote down the deadline as the next lesson too, therefore seemingly corroborating your story with what is really just circumstantial evidence,

     - Hand in a random sheet of paper pretending that it's the homework, then sneak into the teacher's room the day after (when he/she isn't around) to replace it in the pile of unmarked work with the actual homework which you've now completed,
    - Use the fact that your house got burgled and your laptop stolen to your advantage - pretend that you didn't have the facilities to print or download said homework, conveniently leaving out the fact that you borrowed a perfectly good laptop as a temporary replacement from a friend,
- and many more!!11!

 

[Helindu_2014 830]

^

You're caught for fibbing now.

[I.Devastation 2,053]

loool Gold pro

[Reeco9 1,567]

The Exploits of a Delinquent Rock Revealed!!1

 

 

 

Main skills acquired since moving onto high school - excuses and distractions to get out of homework which have been successful in the past:

    - Flick through folder as teacher is coming round to check as if you're just getting it out - teacher moves on and forgets he never actually saw it,

     - Ask teacher a deep and insightful question about his/her subject right as he/she is about to check whether you've done homework,

     - Insist that teacher had set homework for the next lesson - rely on the probability that at least one person has written down the wrong lesson as the day the homework was due in for - when the teacher asks everyone to check the deadline they wrote down, someone says that they wrote down the deadline as the next lesson too, therefore seemingly corroborating your story with what is really just circumstantial evidence,

 

Yup, these three always work for me. Although for the third one, the class will often come together and unanimously agree that it was due next lesson.

[Yisroel.Rabin 16,224]

Hmm, I'm actually actually a pretty good student, now. I'm in 8th grade currently, and when I was in 4th, my only fear was teachers – no teachers = yes trouble. Once my teacher left the classroom for a sec, I got up in front of the class and started singing poems. Then, the teacher came back in and I was like: "And Jeff wanted fly, but he couldn't se he began to cr.. cr.. cry?" *Sits back down in seat embarrassed. now here's the real embarrassing part, my teacher speaks up: "Yisroel, why did you sit down? We really wanna here more of your poems!" I was forced to my feat and I had to finish of the poem which was basically based off my teacher.

Also got kicked outa class for not listening a few times, y'know. But other than that, I'm a good student.

[III_Dope_III 319]

When me and my friends use this app to control the smart board, it was g8 banter but it didnt last long because of some snitches.

And we got a bluetooth speaker and put it at the back of the class and started playing batman on drugs, mlg horn and other stuff that i should be writing  :ph34r:

[Reeco9 1,567]

When me and my friends use this app to control the smart board, it was g8 banter but it didnt last long because of some snitches.

This reminds me, my friend often uses the infrared blaster on his phone to control/mess with the air conditioning and projectors in the classrooms. The teacher's confusion is always entertaining.

[Yisroel.Rabin 16,224]

The Exploits of a Delinquent Rock Revealed!!1

 

Primary school:

 

 

- Picked the locks of the school building, opened the door and there was a teacher standing right behind it. I know I said I'm a good kid, but to be honest, I have the key to my school, and all the doors in it (why and how, we can discuss later)

- The school changed the locks to number pads in an attempt to make the building more secure; cracked the code. My school has a combination, everyone in school knows it – 3;2;4

- Snuck into the computer room at lunch with a few accomplices, switched the cables of the keyboard and mouse of each computer with the one next to it. Ok.

- Turned on a computer near the front, opened up a PowerPoint presentation I'd made earlier and put it in slideshow mode. The first slide was the school's normal desktop - clicking (to the next slide) would make a virus window appear - clicking again would turn the screen black (really it was just a load of black slides). +1 :lol:

- Incompetent school teachers saw the computer, didn't realise it was on a PowerPoint slideshow, tried to close it, saw a virus window, clicked and then the screen went black. Headteacher called in an IT technician from a local business, who pretty quickly discovered what was going on (innocently walking past to observe him press the 'Esc' button and the growing look of consternation on the headmaster's face was pure gold). Headteacher got mad, but never found out who pulled the prank. Hehe. About the last part, that happens all the time: Pull a prank, don't get caught.

- Dug a tunnel under a weak point of the school's wire fencing with another guy, where we spent a few lunchtimes sneaking into the back gardens of neighbouring old people for fun... but got caught when people started to crowd round the fence at lunch to watch our exploits. Dig a tunnel? Woah...

- Hid under the desks of my classroom with someone else, we were using metre rulers to whack the legs of anyone who walked into the room. Teacher walked in, we only saw legs. We whacked. Well, I accidentally hit my teacher with a basketball.

- Broke all the tips of a tray of coloured pencils off because I wanted to use them as bullets for this mini slingshot thing I was trying to make. Got caught, was forced to spend a few hours sharpening them all again. There's a kid in my class that doesn't learn a word, or cares about anyways safety. I'd imagine if that happened to him (the only reason it didn't by now is because he doesn't make slingshot, he makes bows ' arrows and clubs to wack people with), he would just run away, not caring what might happen the next day.

- Met up in a wooded area of the school grounds with my friends as part of an organised fight with a rival group of guys in the year above (badass pls). Teachers got tipped off, they arrived at the scene to find nobody - because we were all directly above them in the trees overhead, not making a sound. Must agree, it's a classic – "Jordan, your students are in (name of place)!" *Teacher runs to place, finds no one, without hesitating, turns around and slaps other guy in the face*

- and many more equally sensible exploits by yours truly!!!11!

 

Ok, I'ma be honest about those in primary school (since I'm eight at the edge of it :P) – Look up ^

Edited May 2, 2016 by Yisroel.Rabin

[Guest]

Showed the middle finger to my english teacher while he was writing on the board,in 8th grade

The spoiled chicken nugget tried to send me to juvenile school

 

Broke a school window with a rock in 3rd grade (even to this day,I have no idea why I did that,its like i did involuntary)

 

Threw a milk box through the window from 2nd floor and had to mop it 

 

 

[GoldRock 6,165]

^

You're caught for fibbing now.

Nah, none of it's false - but by all means believe so if that's what makes you feel happy. It's just amusing how you'd call someone out for lying without any basis (and of course there is none here, because I'm telling the truth). Honestly, it's perfectly feasible that a delinquent 11-year-old (as I was) did such things. They're only examples of small pranks and misdemeanours, so yeah, you're kinda jumping to conclusions a bit... I mean, I didn't claim any actual hard-to-believe stuff like "I blew up my school" xD

 

loool Gold pro

ty :blush:

 

Yup, these three always work for me. Although for the third one, the class will often come together and unanimously agree that it was due next lesson.

That sometimes happens - though other times, the teacher asks for 'proof' of some sort, and I was citing an occasion there where that happened unexpectedly (and so I had to rely on good fortune). Another alternative is to plan with others before the lesson to purposely write down a later deadline as said proof, heh.

Edited May 2, 2016 by GoldRock

[I.Devastation 2,053]

 They're only examples of small pranks and misdemeanours, so yeah, you're kinda jumping to conclusions a bit... I mean, I didn't claim any actual hard-to-believe stuff like "I blew up my school" xD

Cats out of the bag now, Goldy. May as well tell everyone the whole story.

 

e.e while I'm at it, last year on a trip we nearly threw a bed out of the window and the whole window is broken (not one of those few feet ones, it was more or less the whole wall). The hotel has banned all students now so my school cancelled the trip completely from this year on wards.

Edited May 2, 2016 by I.Devastation

[Helindu_2014 830]

Nah, none of it's false - but by all means believe so if that's what makes you feel happy. It's just amusing how you'd call someone out for lying without any basis (and of course there is none here, because I'm telling the truth). Honestly, it's perfectly feasible that a delinquent 11-year-old (as I was) did such things. They're only examples of small pranks and misdemeanours, so yeah, you're kinda jumping to conclusions a bit... I mean, I didn't claim any actual hard-to-believe stuff like "I blew up my school" xD

 

Whoa Whoa Whoa.....Don't melt up the rock of Gold bro. take it easy.

[The-Operator219 1,929]

Here's what I can recall:

 

Splashed applejuice on a girl in kindergarden because she called me a name I can't remember.
Lots and lots of trouble over lying from when I was a kid, I still haven't broken the habit fully.
I was expelled when I bit a vice principal while they were taking me to the office for insubordinance.
A whole plethora of mischief during alternative school.
Less trouble during the sixth grade, but still plenty of it.
By seventh grade I remember it being pretty mild by comparison, but I did throw a milk carton at a wall with so much force it left a splatter.
Eight grade was pretty tame, I only really had detention for tardies because flying isn't allowed in human schools, according to her majesty.
Ninth grade was great, I only got in trouble for my teacher catching me mumbling under my breath about her.
And this year has been marvelous.

 

[werty8763 1,483]

Oh.... :mellow:

I won't even start, because my post would be 100 pages long.... :P

[Agent101us 310]

Oh.... :mellow:

I won't even start, because my post would be 100 pages long.... :P

I bet!

Your homeschooled, it's hard to break a rule unless you shoot Somone

[SuperMegaBig 123]

I bet!

Your homeschooled, it's hard to break a rule unless you shoot Somone

Haha! Do Nerf darts count? :b (I've actually gotten in trouble for that lol)

Or being on the Tanki Forum.... when you're supposed to be doing school :ph34r:

[Nullf0x 34]

The only time I ever got into trouble was flooding, even though there wasn't an inch of water.

[Zenyth 6,494]

 

The Exploits of a Delinquent Rock Revealed!!1

 

:lol:

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I devised a few tricks to make mayhem (call it mischief, you may! :P) or get around punishment in school too. :P

1. In high school, our class used to yell, jabber and blurt out heavy laughter at any small bit of incident. I was quite a quiet student in the mind of teachers, but in reality I never was. Once any streak of laughter started, I would do a variety of loud hoots, roars and noises, and till the end of the year, no teachers knew it was me doing it all the time. :lol:
2. I would often plan this with one or two of my friends. We would ask the teacher to let us out for the washroom, preferably 3-4 mins between each friend.. and then roam around the corridor till the end of the period. :P
3. Similar to 2nd, whenever there were plays and competitions in our school, 1 or 2 hours would sometimes be allocated for practice. We would just pretend to rehearse for a while, and then grab a football and play on the stone ground below our school. (Our playground was 5 minutes away from school.)
4. This one was specifically me and the guy who sat beside me. I had around 3-4 polished roller pens in high school, and their cap when turned around to open would make a irritating creaking sound. You know what's next. :D
5. The benches in our school were of metal, barring a few wooden ones. There used to be a raised bar to position the feet below. I would strike my toe-nails against them and produce irritating beats. I actually got reprimanded a few times for this.

I'll share a few more once I recollect fully. ;)