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> i once got sent out of class and yelled at for throwing a used tissue in the
> bin.
Thats right i chucked it in the bin (distance 3 metres, not over anyones
> heads) the teacher didn't see me but then about 5 class mates (or right t*****s)
> yelled "LAWSONS THROWING THINGS!". teacher turns round and i say i
> threw a tissue in the bin. I am then made to go and pick the tissue out of the
> bin and stand outside for the rest of the lesson then i got told off and told to
> put the tissue back in the bin. So i spent about 20 mins standing outside the
> classrom with a drippy tissue.
How pointless.
Yeah, don't you just hate pointless, petty classmates who think they're gonna get a nice shiny gold star for telling on you?
I know that I'm not allowed to do it, but I'm not convinced that it's a bad thing...
I've never really done anything bad like giving the teachers a hard time or messing people around.
I've not exactly been perfect either but I think I'm doing well enough to become a decent programmer.
I refused, they got arsey and my mum threatened to sue the school if they carried on with their policy of enforced physical exercise on students that refused to participate.
And as a result of my refusal and subsequent fall-out, school policy changed to make PE and Games an entirely optional subject.
Also continually argued with my RE teacher, but he liked that and gave me an A, even though I was a Gnostic.
Thats right i chucked it in the bin (distance 3 metres, not over anyones heads) the teacher didn't see me but then about 5 class mates (or right t*****s) yelled "LAWSONS THROWING THINGS!". teacher turns round and i say i threw a tissue in the bin. I am then made to go and pick the tissue out of the bin and stand outside for the rest of the lesson then i got told off and told to put the tissue back in the bin. So i spent about 20 mins standing outside the classrom with a drippy tissue.
How pointless.
> pb wrote:
Actually, any kids can technically sue the school if it refuses
> to
> acknoledge a recognised religion as even religious schools have to
> represent
> other religions as part of their syllabus.
Didn't Jedi become
> a religion for a bit after that census? Hey all you school kids, dress up like
> Jedis!
Nope, the government refused to acknowledge it.
Actually, any kids can technically sue the school if it refuses to
> acknoledge a recognised religion as even religious schools have to represent
> other religions as part of their syllabus.
Didn't Jedi become a religion for a bit after that census? Hey all you school kids, dress up like Jedis!