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Some games I played at my school include getting the teacher to say a specified 'trigger' word. Each lesson, we'd come up with a word the teacher had to say that was totally unrelated with the lesson, so we'd get our Geography teacher to say the word 'washing machine' or our Maths teacher to say the word 'scrubber'.
Another favourite (also listed on the aforementioned website) was seeing how long you could give your teacher the finger before he/she turned around from writing on the blackboard.
Also, seeing how quickly you could get sent out of the room - Philip Cumings won hands down with a super-respectable 7 seconds (by entering the room screaming) and earned himself a green slip while he was at it. Clever lad.
My voice is sooooo much louder than my Geography teachers voice. One day, the whole class was talking and he couldn't shout loud enough to get them all quiet, so I just bellowed, as loud as I could, "SHUT THE HELL UP!"
Now, in every geography lesson, if the class start to talk, my geography teacher will just "give me the signal" and I have to shout "shut up".
> I once got sent to 'the zone' (sounds good, actually bad) for screaming, really
> loudly. But everyone else was doing it too, where's the justice in that? Damn
> you David Chiswell.
I scream, shout (sing) really loud in my form class (by class request) and havern't got done......yet.
slik ~_~