Things you got/didn't get away with in school?

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I found out that if you pressed the power button on the computer while the screen saver was up it would shut the computer off automatically when you pressed CTRL+ALT+DELETE to log back in.

Every so often I would do this to the girl who sat next to me. She was so confused for awhile, eventually she figured out I was doing something because I couldn't keep a straight face.:lol

I wanted to do it to the entire class but never did because I couldn't figure out how to get away with it.
 
I ditched class so much and never got in trouble. Other friends had to do community service just to make up a couple of unexcused absences, but I never did.

Even got pulled over by a cop once. He asked me if I didn't have to be in class. I said no, I have a free period. Said he'd trust me even though he really should call the school to verify my story.
 
Smoking pot and drinking beer on school property in between classes, then attend classes baked or slightly intoxicated. Works with sociology and philosophy, not so much with economics and math. Only happened a couple of times though, but it was kinda telling that the teacher's canteen overlooked the area were we'd be sitting. Only (stupid) reason we did it was to see if we could provoke them with it.

Other then that, boatload of generic pranks most highschoolers probably've been involved with.
 
Exhumed said:
Got another one...

Senior year, A+ certification course, we would play CS, Diablo II, Starcraft, etc. As long as we did our definitions and labs for the week, which were both incredibly easy and took like 1/2 a class period to do, the instructor didn't give a crap. He even joined us on a few Starcraft games, even though he sucked. Pretty cool guy overall.
Same thing here basically. The A+ cert was the first semester but there was an option to continue for additional College credits. The class was 3 periods long, 0 supervision, and lasted half a year :lol Basically me and 8 other people (7 dudes, 1 super slutty chick (different story, different thread :lol ) did the work and then did whatever the hell we wanted. Much gaming/music playing/movie watching/general surfing was done.
 
In my junior year of high school I was taking an astronomy class, and I didn't do anything in the class and still passed it.

Literally, I did none of the book work I was supposed to, and the tests I did do I usually got a "D" or "F" on.

I passed the class with a "C". :lol

I think the teacher thought he lost all my work or something. :lol
 
My senior year I could basically do whatever I wanted because all my teachers liked me. Easiest year of school ever. Other than that, not too much although my friend and I did play System Shock 2 in class one day. It was a C++ class but our teacher was as much of a geek as we all were so it didn't really matter.
 
I'm a goodie two shoes, but I did see my fair share of mischief done by others.

In 8th grade math class, we sat in pairs, and my partner decided to take a little snooze in class (the second part of class was after lecture when everyone just did their work / BS'ed). The teacher didn't care so much about that as much as sleeping apparently.

I ratted my partner out and pointed at him after getting the teacher's attention. The class quieted down, intently watching all this. He took a yardstick and raised it over his head. He was about to slam it down in front of my partner's nose when my partner suddenly woke up, said "Huh? what's going on?" and the teacher played it off like nothing happened.

The class said "awww" in unison and continued their conversations.

:lol

The teacher was a guy btw.
 
I once threw some guys backpack in a dumpster outside the locker room (gym class). Got away with it.

He definitely deserved it... nobody liked this guy for good reason.
 
I stole a bunch of shit. I jacked pokemon cards and sold them. i stole yu gi oh cards and sol them. Igot away with murder basically, cheating on the tests, printing handouts and selling them. I think I did everything excluding things involving drugs.

I did not get away with hitting a kid in the face with a chair, there was good reason but that's a whole another story but I was not suspended or even kicked out, so I guess I got away with that.
 
DaCocoBrova said:
I attended Choate Rosemary Hall for one summer. It's some snooty boarding school in Wallingford Connecticut. Anyway, the last night there we had some dance. Shorty I was seeing broke up with me, so I really didn't want to go. Instead, I had this elaborate scheme planned, which was me somehow breaking into this rich kid's room and stealing a Discman (a big deal back then) and some really nice headphones.

So I go down to the dance or whatever, mingle... As soon as those whom I was with got distracted, I leave and run across campus. I get to the dorm without anyone spotting me. I really must've wanted to hear my Fu Schnickens in CD quality because I managed to pull out the screen to my room, scale the side of the building (I was a good 4 stories up!) and then slice open the kid's room with the goods with my key and get what I came for, hide it and return to the dance!

As the Amtrak pulled off the next day, I felt like a criminal mastermind that got away scott-free. I liked that feeling. It kind of turned me on...

Oh shit, what year was this?
 
Oh yeah i remember once handing in a small paper about weapons used in the vietnam war in Norwegian which was not very smart seeing as i'm danish. My teacher laughed his ass off at me for not even bothering to look through the shit i copy pasted.
 
Kukuk said:
In my junior year of high school I was taking an astronomy class, and I didn't do anything in the class and still passed it.

Literally, I did none of the book work I was supposed to, and the tests I did do I usually got a "D" or "F" on.

I passed the class with a "C". :lol

I think the teacher thought he lost all my work or something. :lol
I had the same kind of thing. I had a speech class junior year in which I didn't give a single speech. Not a one. I passed the class. It wasn't some mystery, though. The teacher took me out into the hall on the last day of class and we made an agreement. He appreciated that I showed up every day (including for the final) even though I never did anything, so he gave me a C :P

Also, freshman year I had a history class that was required to graduate. I failed it and didn't retake it, yet I graduated... I think this one might be similar, because that teacher was awesome and my friends and I actually hung around in his classroom from time to time in the morning, but if he did pull some strings I didn't know about it.
 
Oh another good one!

Last year, I figured out how to make admin accounts on the Macs. I told my film teacher who is basically my friend outside of school. He said that so long as I couldn't look at grades or fuck with anything, he didn't care. The main reason I wanted admin privledges was to install any application I wanted. Mainly editing software the school didn't have or games to an extent.

The last day of school, the IT guy comes in and asks my teacher:

"YOU HAVE SOMEONE HACKING THE MAC SYSTEM!!!!!!111!...Do you know a "Gordon Freeman?"

My teacher just started laughing as he played Half Life and said no. Later I informed him that I used that name when I made the account.
 
I missed 30 days of my global issues class. Passed with an A. I should've been dropped from the class after 15. I'm really good at BSing.
 
Chao said:
So many school stories...

One of them: We did this project about... something I can't remember. Anyways, we stuck these big ass paper posters filled with information and illustrations all over our classroom walls. Those posters were hanging there for a few weeks and nobody really cared about them.

Just before an exam, we wrote all the answers on those posters, so when the teacher gave us the exam everyone knew what to do. It wasn't obvious, we used same colors, similar letter size so she wouldn't see it.

She didn't realize what was going on and we completed the exam. Then she was ready to left the room and we all started to laugh, we just couldn't believe we were going to get away with it. Then she began suspecting on us "Why are you all laughing?" Then she started to look everywhere until she found the answers on the posters. "Wha? Don't ever do this to me again, ok?" We burst out laughing again.

She didn't make us repeat the test, surprisingly.
That's quite similar to what happened to me as well!
Whe I was I high school, we never had to change classes there, it was all in the same class and teachers would just come in and out. Also, during the break between classes some of us artsy guys would just fill the blackboard with drawings and stuff, so a couple times me and a friend would just write the answers for some stuff there in a way it would be hard to notice at a first glance (during test days, the teachers didn't use the blackboard, and they never cared about the drawings)
We got caught once, the teacher was really cool though, he said we were innovative enough and let us get through with it! But also told us if this happened again in his class he would suspend us all. He also didn't tell any other teachers..

But we passed many tests thanks to that.
 
The story I posted was true, I never told anyone before because I'm not a bitch and I knew I could fuck the teacher over if I told her and make her do shit to me.

It didn't happen randomly, there were series of events that occurred prior to that. Too complicated to go into detail/all the weed from those days make things blurry.

I was into the class, she liked that in me. Earlier that day I mentioned to her that I was going to her office for advice when I looked for her in the art section, the hallways were dead there. She got really close and grabbed my junk and told me she was interested too.

I've never told anyone about it 'cept gaf.


LOL, I know a dude who pissed and jizzed in all the guys b-room soap dispensers.
 
In grade 8 french class stabbed a bully with his mechanical pencil. It went nice deep into his arm like a syringe, and then I snapped it off quickly so there was about an inch of 0.7mm graphite in his arm. Right in front of the teacher.

She moved me to the other side of the class. The bully snuck up on me and punched me in the gut at lunch, right in front of the vice-principal. He got suspended for 2 weeks, and I got nothing!
 
I didnt do much bad but i seemed to get away with pretty much everything i did. For some reason though i felt guilty for all the stuff i didnt do! The teacher would be doing the who wants to admit to something speech and i'd be doing my very best not make eye contact, cold sweats, starting to blush, like WTF! it wasnt even me!!
 
Most of my exploits were typical, uninteresting drug stuff.

-Would wake 'n bake every morning before class at the church across the street from my house.

-We habitually left school in between classes to go smoke a bowl at the neighboring park, often not returning. On two of those occasions we were lucky enough to be joined by an elderly gentleman who just happened to be a huge stoner with great weed.

-One time a friend cooked up a batch of tequila jello shots which we consumed during lunch and topped off with a nice fat joint.

-My first 4/20 was on a Friday, and my plans to cut that day were thwarted by the school calling my parents and querying my whereabouts. Unfortunately I had already headed over to a friend's and ripped through 3 or 4 bowls from his 2-foot bong. For whatever reason that entire day was a study hall, and I spent 3 hours blazed out of my mind playing Uno with a few other people. I had never played the game before, but I vaguely remember beating some ass. I had completely forgotten how to play by the next day.

-Went to school on 2 hours of sleep after doing 3 hits of acid the night before, only to realize that I was still tripping a little bit. The text in my book was morphing into ever-shifting patterns, the carpet was amazing to look at, etc.

I should note that I went to a charter high school which had an unusually small amount of students, and the administration was more apathetic toward our antics than oblivious. I'm sure they weren't fully aware of what was going on, but they had some idea, and in a way we were testing the boundaries -- until we realized there were none. The school was advertised as an establishment for advanced high school education, but it was really just a haven for the lazy. They doctored class grades, attendance rates, and possibly state tests to maintain the semblance of higher learning (the dean was an expert bullshitter), and there were also rumors of embezzlement flying around at the time.

At first it was great being able to get away with anything, but eventually I realized that there was only one teacher there worth a shit -- the rest being either frustratingly ignorant to their subject or spineless and incapable of handling a class -- and I stopped attending all together. I probably went 2-3 full days a week throughout the spring before they finally called me in and said that I either had to cut the horseshit or repeat my senior year; I ended up transferring to an independent study program and completing my last requirement for graduation (1 semester of English) in 2 weeks and graduating on time
 
I was a pretty good kid, but I did end up doing a few things out of line I suppose.

Third grade, our teacher made an announcement about our story papers due later that day. I had completely forgotten about the assignment. Stayed in the classroom over lunch and recess, pulled out a copy of Highlights for Kids, and completely plagerized some story about a kid and his hamster. Whole thing was copied word for word. After I handed it in, I started getting worried I would be caught. I worried myself sick for days while he graded our papers. The day comes where he hands them back and I end up getting a B on it... guess that published story wasn't up to his standards. But I was glad I wasn't caught so I did not do anything stupid and complain.

Went to a private school with only a handful of kids in my class for the longest time. From around 4th-8th grade I would do my work, then charge the other kids to copy all my homework right before a class started. I made a ton of money from that - all of it straight to my piggybank cuz I was a goody two-shoes about saving money.

Typing class around 7th grade was pretty boring for me. I was already a pretty fast typist, but didn't feel like typing the same thing over and over again for timed tests. So I ended up typing it once, then copy/pasting it over and over. The teacher never looked at what we were doing, when the timer went off, we just had to print out the timed test and turn it in. The first time I did it, I think I ended with around 150wpm, thereafter I learned to tone it down just a tad.

High school, I forget what class, but I had to write a report about crop circles. But one of the requiements was completely ridiculous, had to cite 50 websites. I ended up creating almost all of them myself on geocities and other free websites. Just 1 page sites with maybe a picture or two. Churned the whole project out over a weekend, writing a paper and quoting myself, citing my own websites. Ended up with an A+ for it too.

Also in High school, since I was one of the good kids, never got in trouble, great grades, well liked by teachers and those in authority, I got to be a 'Career Center Helper'. The Career Center/Guidance Office had me come in the last period of the school day to help them instead of taking a study hall. Most of the work was really light stuff like stapling papers, or filing things. Otherwise I would just goof off on the internet, or some days go home early all together. The guidance counselors were so awesome, even let me get in on b-day parties they threw for each other, and even got me a cake on my birthdays. It probably seems like real 'teachers pet' sort of territory, but I was probably their favorite student, I did this 'job' every year in High School. We would even plan my class schedual for the following years around me working in their office. I honestly liked all of the guidance counselors and considered them just as good of friends as my regular classmates. :lol

In college, when I realized how much of a ripoff textbooks were; I got the idea to scan them into my computer and then return them to the bookstore (you got full credit the first 2 weeks since people might drop a class or whatever). It was especially helpful when professors listed the exact pages in the syllabus we needed to read. Otherwise I would pretty much scan the whole book in two pages at a time. It was a lot of work, but saved me hundreds/thousands in book costs each semester.

I actually got called out for it in some small English class I took. The prof asked me why I was reading sheets of printer paper instead of out of the textbook. I just told her it was more convenient to carry around the paper instead of the book. Also that I could blow up the text making it easier for me to read - total truth, I hate books with tiny print, so that was not a lie. She let it pass.
 
I never actually did anything bad in school but always got in trouble for shit I had nothing to with.

1. Stealing this random dudes remote control car who I didn't even know. (Got suspended for a week)

2. Gossiping/notes talking bad about other students and who had sex with who

3. Showing someone in my computer class how to access porn from a gaming site. I actually got "snitched" out by a friend at another school who said I showed him, when in reality I haven't seen him in like a month. No idea what they were talking about and my mom was really upset. She still thinks I did that.

Mind you, these were all in middle school and I absolutely nothing to do with any of them. I hated middle school.
 
First week at a new high school. I got pulled out of class and this student body welcoming committee ...thing sent reps to let me know of all the activities the school offered to help me get used to the place. I go back in the room and have a seat.

Girl I'd been talking to earlier: What was that about?
Me (glumly): They found the bodies in the basement.
Girl (horrified): ...What?
Me: I'm just kidding. They didn't find them.
 
In 5th grade (if I recall) there were a bunch of chicks going down the slide at the same time so me and my friend called them "lesbos". Naturally they went and told the teacher and we all had a nice chat in the principal's office wherein I convinced him that they were making it up. It was a rule that you couldn't have more than one person on the slide at once (they had like 3 or 4), so my defense was that they made the story up because we threatened to tell the teacher about it.

There's a lot more I could tell but that was the first one that came to mind when I read the thread title, for whatever reason.
 
Not the best story, but back in 6th grade they screwed up my schedule so I didn't have a math class. Well, I brought this up the office right away, and they had to decided which class to swap out. Well, I had met all my teachers already for that day, and really disliked the one in the "required" reading class (Which was also a fairly BS class), so in a bit of slick talking I was able to get them to swap my Reading Class for Math and they never even realized that I was without a reading class then. Took a good bit of my course load off though :D
 
I fucked my girlfriend, the drama teacher's daughter, in the light booth during a play I was doing lights for to get into his good graces. (A 40-page stretch with no light changes leaves you with plenty of time to bend someone over the console for a quickie). Many of the teachers and staff were there in the crowd, along with parents and students and whatnot.

This was particularly satisfying because working on his fucking play didn't make him like me any more even though I was a good boyfriend to his daughter (6 loyal years) and a good participant in his classes.

I guess it was junior year. Or senior. Easily my favorite high school memory, though. Especially after most of the good memories of her evaporated when she started cheating on me in college.
 
I was pretty lame. Like one time somebody's dog had slipped its leash and ACTUALLY ATE my school project. It was a good thing, because my project sucked. The teacher wasn't going to buy it but then the dog's owner came in with my slobbery, mangled homework and an apologetic look. My teacher burst out laughing.

We had a terrible AP Chem teacher. AP classes got extra periods and science classes got extra periods and we had semi-block scheduling, so that year we could have as many as nine periods of this terrible class in a five day week. It was so bad it made this solidarity community out of us. We took turns going on 10-20 minute roams around our (small) school. We would actually physically tag each other in and out. We don't even know if he noticed. God he was awful.

My friend once cut class to see The Truman Show (that's right) at the first showing. When they figured it out she said she had been studying for the SAT IIs. Those saps bought it hook line and sinker.

Yeah I mean people around me stole and/or lied and/or cheated and/or did drugs. The only thing I ever really did was annoy people :/
 
Went through a phase where when people weren't looking, I would snap their pencil lead. It was pretty entertaining and over the course of a month, I built up a collection of probably 100+ which I kept in my inside jacket pocket.

I started getting more brazen and would sometimes snap the same person's pencil 3-4 times in a row. No one was safe and it was funny as hell.

Eventually, I got busted by a classmate and to stir him up, I grabbed a handful of leads from my pocket and waved them in his face.

The little bitch said to the teacher "Miss, he keeps breaking pencil leads, they're all in his pocket!" to which the teacher replied "Don't be stupid, what are you talking about?"

Never got in trouble for it.
 
Junior year english. i hated the teacher and she gave such bullshit assignments. One was to write an essay or poem about abuse and I pretty much copied Pantera's 25 years and handed it in. She was sooo delighted with my plagerized assignment that she kept pressuring me to submit it to the annual school essay/poem journal. I declined constantly for many reasons.

Senior year drama class. class was held in the auditorium and consisted of mostly a group of us just sitting in the middle of the auditorium seats bullshitting the class away while the teacher graded papers from his other class on the desk on the stage. We constantly got blazed right there in the auditorium seats and its a fucking wonder that we were never busted for it.. brazen young stupidity.
 
In Junior year of High School, my school purchased a big ass painting from some famous artist and framed it up on the wall of the main hall in front of the office. It was a big deal, worth some insane amount like $200,000. That year, a buddy and me had an ongoing thing where when we passed in the hall we'd push/punch/kick each other in sort of a tag game. One day I was walking to class and my buddy blindsided me hard with a shove. I stumbled and fell full force into the painting. It crashed to the ground, sending glass and splinters everywhere. The painting tore in half right down the middle. My buddy and I made eye contact for a split second and disappeared into the growing crowd of onlookers.

15 minutes later, I was sitting in Math class when our Vice Principal stormed into the room with a walkie talkie and looked over every kid in the class. I had been wearing a red hoodie that morning, and luckily had sense enough to take it off and stuff it in my bag after the incident. She left the room empty handed and I got away scott free. For the rest of our time there, me and my buddy never shoved each other anymore, but instead gave each silent nods in agreement of keeping our dark secret buried forever.
 
I got up to some pretty embarrassing things in the younger days man. Had a few very rebellious little streaks. My word how things change.


--- Story 1 - the BB gun --- (Didn't get away with)

One time, I took a BB gun in with me to school (as in UK school, I think I was around 13-14 at the time). Well, I spent the whole of science class shooting this kid on the opposite table across the class in the head (how ridiculously dangerous and immature I know). Every now and again he'd shriek out in pain and my entire table side would crack up, but every time he complained about me "shooting" him with something, the teacher (Mr Friend) would just tell him to stop telling porkies.

Well, eventually one of my mates (sat a few seats beside) said he wanted a go. And I kindly told him to f off. Well, he then tried to grab it off me (in jest) and I told him if he didn't let go I'd shoot him with it (again, jokingly). To which he stuck his hand up and shouted "Sir, sir! he's got a gun! He's got a gun!". The teacher, then came up to inspect, and sure enough found my Smith & Wesson BB gun. He didn't really tell me off, but instead sent me to the head of the science dep (Mr Willmott) who did give me a right rollicking.

Anyway, Mr Willmott told me the only way I could get my gun back, was if I got a letter from my parents giving permission for it to be given back. I waited about a week, and then forged one. That day, as I walked up to his office, letter in hand. I saw a target stuck on the outside of his door, with holes in it that were quite clearly from my BB gun. I didn't think much of it beyond thinking he was clearly having a good time with MY gun. Anyway, I knocked on the door and handed him the letter. To which his response was throwing the letter in the bin and saying "I have no idea what gun you are talking about", he then slammed the door in my face. And I left empty handed lol.




--- Story 2 - the suicide bomber --- (Got away with)


Back when I was a young teen, you have to appreciate, times were very different (way pre- 9/11). There wasn't this Islamaphobia that exists today. Nor really much issue with Islam or minority terrorism at all (outside of the Ireland/NI stuff). Had what I'm about to tell you been done today, or back then with a less kind soul, I and half my class probably would have faced some serious criminal charges.

Anyway, this same science teacher Mr Friend, always seemed to have a soft spot for me. he was the kindest, most honest, gentle and downright creepily understanding teacher I'd ever met. Taking advantage of this, and the fact that I was Asian (Bengali) my white friends over a period of a few months, kept filling Mr Friends head with fake stories about me and my past. They'd tell him I had a shady past, full of sadness, death and shocking occurrences...that I was a bit messed up, and so on. They kept this up, and I thought little of it, and even played along for a laugh. The more they did it, the more he seemed concerned about me, and the more nice he'd be to me. Letting me off the hook all the time, forgiving me for stuff other kids would get told off for etc.

Ultimately, the stories became more and more extravagant, and more and more people got involved. And eventually ended up being that a few years back in Bangladesh, I'd been involved in a mass riot where a bomb blew up and killed an entire coach full of people, and this had seriously disturbed me, that I was a manic depressive etc. He actually kept me behind a few times after lesson and would try to reason with me....saying things like...

"Look, if you have any problems at home, or with anything, just let me know, you can always talk to me"


to..

"Honestly, not every thing's bad, things will be much better for you now, never fear"

and...

"If you're ever thinking of doing anything...don't, just come and talk to me first"


Anyway, this all culminated in to a crescendo to this giant hoax, which by now half the class was in on. Everybody kept pushing it to go further, really taking advantage of Mr Friend. Eventually, to finish the hoax off with a bang, we (as in many of the lads from class) actually built a make belief (fake) bomb, made out of test tubes and piping from the labs. Stuck it in my bag, and then the lads made an elaborate ploy to the teacher about how they all thought I was about to do something stupid, and that I may have a "bomb" in my bag. As evil and crazy as the hoax sounds...

At the time it was hilarious. Half the class sat there watching Mr Friend sweating profusely the entire lesson. He kept looking at me with this innocent fearful gaze as if he was indirectly pleading with me to be cool. He didn't say a word to me all lesson but just kept smiling and sweating madly, and almost shaking too. Anyway, at the end of the lesson, he asked me to stay behind. Half the class ears pricked to the other side of the door waiting to hear what he was going to say to me. What DID he say?

"Whatever it is you're about to do....don't"


"You don't have to do this...trust me...I promise things will be better for you if you don't"

He never even made a swipe for my bag. Suffice to say, I was shocked at his kindness, and sensing his fear and a sense that the hoax had gone far enough, I just told him that it was all an elaborate hoax that most of the class was in on. That it was never meant to have gone this far. And even showed him the fake bomb. I apologised and told him I had no such history, and that he needn't have any such worries.
Instead of going crazy at me, he just gave the biggest sigh of relief, along with a massive hug lol.

After which he said,

"NEVER do anything like this ever again....EVER" and left it at that. Could not believe how far we'd all taken it, and that we all got away with it too.


.
 
In 12th grade my AP Art teacher and I got into it. Up until this point we had a good relationship. She had given the class quite a bit of homework and I said out loud "You are going to give us so much home work that one of these days someone is gonna kill themself." She went off. Basically called me names, etc... So I said "You are a crazy bitch". Got sent to the counselor and my mother was called to have a meeting with all three of us. Well, the counselor basically didn't do anything and sided with me for what the teacher said about me in front of the class lol. I got into it with a few teachers because I had a difficult time respecting those teachers who were assholes.
 
I was the class goof so I do some stupid stuff a lot. One thing comes to mind is that I've spent 30 minutes stuffing gumballs in my nose and launched them across the class and damn it was fun.
 
During summer school when I was still attending middle school, I hung out with a group of friends instead. We would always cut and hang out somewhere within the school grounds where even school authorities never knew of so the place was basically an extended home. However, one of us got too mischievous in the last day left and practically started a fire. Thinking back to the stern lectures and etc.. when we were caught, I find it funny how I never considered myself a bad student then. I bet my friends hated me because I was overzealous in my written confession and detailed the day so well. That was embarrassing but I really didn't feel I was in trouble at all strangely. I felt that innocent. But the strangest thing though was this whole incident never got recorded or had any further punishment besides a phone call to our parents. In the end, I got away with cutting summer school entirely.
 
What's with all the grotty little shits jerking it in class?

EDIT: As for me, I was pretty much a goody-good in the eyes of the teachers, which let me get away with SO MUCH. I'll post later if I can remember the good ones...
 
In Grade 10 I missed the Science final exam for the year ( I probably overslept or something) and the teacher didn't let me take it at another time. Since I essentially failed the exam my average for the year was dragged down to a barely passing grade of 53%. Then on the last day of school when they were announcing the awards for exceptional academic performance for the various subjects I won the Science 10 award. Keep in mind these type of awards are for the top of the top (like the top 1% of students). Needless to say everybody was shocked.

To this day I have no idea how I won this award. I was afraid to ask the teacher about this since I was scared that he would realize it was a mistake and take the award away.
 
Koomaster said:
In college, when I realized how much of a ripoff textbooks were; I got the idea to scan them into my computer and then return them to the bookstore (you got full credit the first 2 weeks since people might drop a class or whatever). It was especially helpful when professors listed the exact pages in the syllabus we needed to read. Otherwise I would pretty much scan the whole book in two pages at a time. It was a lot of work, but saved me hundreds/thousands in book costs each semester.
That's a brilliant idea, Thanks!
 
Neither of these are mine:

It was a lecture hall class of 100+ people watching the Miracle Worker for introductory to special education or something of the sort. The scene came on where Helen Keller had water thrown in her face, and at the point of splashitude my friend yells out "Bet she didn't see that coming!" Nobody laughed.

_

Another was a friend in high school. Our biology teacher was hard of hearing, and the school used wall mounted loud speakers to call people to the office or get the teacher's attention. So he covered his mouth for a slight muffle and did an impression of the office, asking to have himself sent there. She looked up at the speaker and yelled "OK!" and he packed his crap up and left.

Simply incredible.
 
I was one of the "good kids" from my class so I got away with so many things it wasn't even funny. Let's see...

I got away with skipping the first class of the day countless times on my senior year. They were supposed to call home if you didn't attend class to see if you were sick or something like that but with me, that never happened. Never got any problem from my favorite teachers for that.

History on 10th and Philosophy on 11th: those classes were the first in the morning a couple days a week so I just used them to sleep over the book. Teachers were really old so either they didn't notice or didn't want to wake me up.

Dyed my hair pink on 11th grade, two teachers refused to talk to me until my hair went back to normal, but that didn't bother me at all and had my hair like that for 4 months or so. My reasoning was flawless: "if girls can have their hair yellow or red, why can't I have it pink?". Nobody could come up with an answer.

All kind of mild vandalizing: clogged toilets with paper rolls (which led to the most hilarious scene with my friends ever in my whole high school life, we were actually ROFL-ing), marker tags in random places, stink bombs during events, firecrackers... I think teachers knew it was me, but my grades were so good, they weren't bothered.

Also, I never got any kind of detention or suspensions for getting into fights. There was this stupid fuck in my class nobody liked that thought he could bully me just because he was bigger. He never learnt that every single time he tried to pick on me, he would end up curv-stomped in the recess with everybody around cheering.
 
Year 1: Walking into the toilets with a friend, a kid had his soccer ball on the ground. My friend kicked it into the urinal and began pissing on it. I joined in. But I never got in trouble. The kid cried. :D

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Kicked a kids lunch box like it was a soccer ball. It went flying over the 10-15 foot rail and broke on the cement below. Some other kid got in trouble. Dunno how I didn't.

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Year 3: Bell went, was with about 5 dudes. One of them suggested that we piss in the bush. We all do. Everything was cool. Until we get turned on by one of the guys (who pissed in the bush) who then told the teacher that he witnessed us doing it.

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Year 5: We were learning about Australian history, and the artistic pictures, depicting such a subject, were flamboyant. One of the 'convicts' (17th century Australia) had two hands on his crotch. So I drew a penis and urine flying out of him, into the other convicts mouths. Some of the other convicts were squatting so I drew feces coming out of their arseholes. Childish it is today - but back then it was hilarious. I showed it to the dudes around me and they all laughed. One of the more devious and notorious boys copied me with his own images. It was all a bit of fun.

Until the girl in front decides to turn around, look at my pictures, and scream "ewwwww, miss!"

I got a strike and cried in front of the class because I knew my Mum would find out. Oh man.... :lol

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Year 7: There was a class currency. If you did something nice you'd get a ticket. The teacher was discriminatory and I was never rewarded; and always devalued of a ticket whenever I was a smart arse. So when all the kids (including the teacher) went to music class, me and a few guys would go straight to the ticket box and just load our bags full of them. I ended up losing them from being naughty anyway so yeah.

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Year 9: Told a teacher to get fucked, because she wouldn't give me an extension because I was sick for a week. Her excuse was that I didn't have a doctor's certificate. I went to the principle and I sorted shit out with him, he called me an idiot for swearing at a teacher, but the teacher kept it personal. Whenever I showed up to class, she'd tell me to wait outside. This was for 30 minutes, so I was missing vital bits of the class. I'd end up having to knock on the door to remind her and she'd just yell "STAY OUTSIDE!"

When she'd finally come out, she'd then send me to the detention room to just sit there like a moron doing nothing. This went on for days until my Mum complained.

But it got worse. Whenever another teacher was sick, she'd conveniently show up to my classes and mark the roll. When she'd get to me, she'd dramatically say my name, and say "I refuse to teach you. Go to the detention room." So she was ruining my success in other classes. :/ I told her to get fucked again, and like a domino effect, everything went full cycle again.

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Not as epic or cool as the ones in this thread, but it feels good to write them.
 
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