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Reply #30 posted 09/08/04 1:39pm

Lleena

The easiest class to bunk off was art. We used to come in, register, then leave and come back at the end. The art department was huge and she thought we were in the pottery room baking our pots in the Kiln.

Love the subject but I didn't like the teacher neutral and when you're only 13/14...
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Reply #31 posted 09/08/04 2:05pm

minneapolisgen
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REDFEATHERS said:

Once I organised a Fashion Show. mr.green

I put up posters all around the school, and said Mrs Forsythe (a well known, upstanding member of the community) was holding the fashion show and the winner would get £200 worth of designer clothes from her fashion boutique and a modelling contract.

Anyway, at break and lunch times, the posters would go up, so all the school kids could see it.

Before class I would take them down, with my little *helpers* helping me.

The week before the show, kids were getting excited. Someone asked me if I was participating, I laughed to myself, and said hell no.. I would be too embarrased, or something like that.

The day of the fashion show, everyone had to go to the school assembly hall and wait.
Girls were in the toilets, brushing their hair, applying make up, covering up spots, asking each other if they were beautiful enough, pulling their stomachs in etc etc.. even the PREFECTS!!!! omg

So at lunch everyone sat - I mean the whole fucking school, waiting for Mrs Forsythe to show and the competition to begin.. batting eyes

The teachers and nuns were in their staffrooms, until they heard the commotion and came out.

When the girls told them about the fashion show even the TEACHERS were convinced and phoned up Mrs Forsythe asking what this was all about and how they hadnt heard of it.

Mrs Forsythe had to come into the school and sort this biznizz out. With 400 disappointed school girls all plumed ready to *win* that modelling contract.

It was the funniest thing I ever did.. falloff And they NEVER found out who was behind it all

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falloff

That's great! I was going to ask if you got your ass beat after that, but then I read that you were never caught.

How is that possible though, that no one knew it was you? Must have been luck.
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Reply #32 posted 09/08/04 2:09pm

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One day during summer break when I was about 9, my friend and I went to our school and filled all the locks on all the entrances with superglue. evillol They had to change all the locks.

We REALLY didn't want to go back to school after summer was over. We thought this would delay it a bit.
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Reply #33 posted 09/08/04 2:58pm

Raine

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falloff
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Reply #34 posted 09/09/04 1:47am

REDFEATHERS

minneapolisgenius said:

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falloff

That's great! I was going to ask if you got your ass beat after that, but then I read that you were never caught.

How is that possible though, that no one knew it was you? Must have been luck.



My friends and I kept zipped but ppl prolly thought we wanted to be models too.. lol
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Reply #35 posted 09/09/04 6:14am

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REDFEATHERS said:

minneapolisgenius said:

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falloff

That's great! I was going to ask if you got your ass beat after that, but then I read that you were never caught.

How is that possible though, that no one knew it was you? Must have been luck.



My friends and I kept zipped but ppl prolly thought we wanted to be models too.. lol

lol
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Reply #36 posted 09/09/04 6:30am

Revolution

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I was a good student, honestly!

But one time...

lol

We were painting in art class, using those big broad housepaintbrushes...when my friend
dared me to mess with Willa, the girl our class picked on...not wanting to feel left out, I
took the paint brush, dipped it in paint, and while it was still dripping, perfectly slid it under
Willa's ass just before she sat down...SPLAT!

I got the paddle that day... sad
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Reply #37 posted 09/09/04 7:52am

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I belonged to da 'non-bitch-slutz' group of girlz who had potential do as we pleased...

Until one day we got banned from da school library for a week!! biggrin We had to do a formal apology falloff

Um, my music teacher found a piece of paper of a sketch i drew during my "homework" period..it flew outta my friend'z folder...it was a new superhero we invented... whistling

Me n my friendz used to write notez to eachother in Maths class!!! If they were across da room we'd make funny gesturez to eachother when we were supposed 2 be doing work!

I used to make fun of this librarian who wore "Genie" like pantz...when she'd walk by...i'd get up (usually me and my friendz would be sittin at a table outside) and do this "I Dream Of Jeannie" song and dance thing..and then quickly sit downz...that amused my friendz actually nod

In English class, in our final year, my cousin and I used to sit together...we'd like be non-stop giggling and cacking ourselves over thingz nobody else knew what da hell we were on about!! Our teacher called us "Da Cousinz" lol and every time we'd make a noise, he'd be like neutral and then confused and then lol he him said told us he just couldn't tell us off...it wouldn't workz!!

I was a bit of a clown really, no real serious trouble...just a whole load of psychotically funny incidentz... lol
No hablo espanol,no! no no no!
Pero hablo ingles..ssii muy muy bien... nod
music "Come into my world..." music
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Reply #38 posted 09/09/04 8:06am

REDFEATHERS

lol



In singing lessons, we would all sing in the hall, while Mr Birch, the teacher played the piano.

We had a tiny bouncy ball, that we would throw bounce really hard on the floor, and it would jump in the air and hit the ceiling and bounce, bounce, bounce.. It made Mr Birch look up and lose his concentration when playing but we would catch the ball by then, so he would think it was a figment of his imagination, he would get all embarrased and couldnt play properly.. when he did start the piano again, we would bounce the little ball again giggle


We had to sing a song, called MacAvity the Mystery Cat.. and there was a line of the song that goes like this..

he sits, and sits and sits and sits....

but we would sing.. he shits and shits and shits and shits.. lol

Our music teacher would go ballistic with us lol
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Reply #39 posted 09/09/04 8:14am

podiumdancer

i have a boring one

i used to write obscene messages on the black board....

we used to have the type that rolled round so i would write either a nasty comment about the girl who constantly bullied me (she started it) or i would write somthing really naughty and rude then turn the black board right round and wait for the teacher to turn the black board round to where i had wrote my message.....

i got caught out though

i am terrible at spelling (incase you hadn't noticed) and i used to do this alot in english cause my english teacher was so laid back....

i even remember the message i wrote and why i got caught

patrica never gets the boys cause she is obbsessed with battory powered toys


and i spelled obsessed with two b's and i had just got it wrong in a spelling test.

i can't believe i went to the trouble to disguise my hand writing and everything and he picks me out on my spelling. sigh
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Reply #40 posted 09/10/04 1:39am

REDFEATHERS

podiumdancer said:

i have a boring one

i used to write obscene messages on the black board....

we used to have the type that rolled round so i would write either a nasty comment about the girl who constantly bullied me (she started it) or i would write somthing really naughty and rude then turn the black board right round and wait for the teacher to turn the black board round to where i had wrote my message.....

i got caught out though

i am terrible at spelling (incase you hadn't noticed) and i used to do this alot in english cause my english teacher was so laid back....

i even remember the message i wrote and why i got caught

patrica never gets the boys cause she is obbsessed with battory powered toys


and i spelled obsessed with two b's and i had just got it wrong in a spelling test.

i can't believe i went to the trouble to disguise my hand writing and everything and he picks me out on my spelling. sigh




love2 Thats sooo cute!!! lol


We had one of those blackboards but we used to balance loads of chalk on the rim, so when the teacher, pulled it down all the chalk would fall on her giggle
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Reply #41 posted 09/10/04 1:42am

mdiver

When I was 17 and in 1st year of 6th form I dated a newbie fresh out of teacher training college PE teacher called Sam. Oh my was she fit and supple.....if that trampoline could tell stories.
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Reply #42 posted 09/10/04 1:58am

lollyp0p

REDFEATHERS said:

podiumdancer said:

i have a boring one

i used to write obscene messages on the black board....

we used to have the type that rolled round so i would write either a nasty comment about the girl who constantly bullied me (she started it) or i would write somthing really naughty and rude then turn the black board right round and wait for the teacher to turn the black board round to where i had wrote my message.....

i got caught out though

i am terrible at spelling (incase you hadn't noticed) and i used to do this alot in english cause my english teacher was so laid back....

i even remember the message i wrote and why i got caught

patrica never gets the boys cause she is obbsessed with battory powered toys


and i spelled obsessed with two b's and i had just got it wrong in a spelling test.

i can't believe i went to the trouble to disguise my hand writing and everything and he picks me out on my spelling. sigh




love2 Thats sooo cute!!! lol


We had one of those blackboards but we used to balance loads of chalk on the rim, so when the teacher, pulled it down all the chalk would fall on her giggle



lol

why didn't i think to combine that trick sigh
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Reply #43 posted 09/10/04 2:05am

subhuman09

I once had a substitute in my English class, and decided I'd play a little prank on her.

So I took some rulers and opened up the overhead projector and put them on top of the bulb-thinking it'd just make things blurry, she'd spend forever trying to fix it-and we'd get a free day of chaos.

Well-what I didn't seem to notice is that the rulers I put on the bulb were wooden, and the bulb gets very, very hot.

So she turns it on-and it starts a fire.

Smoke starts flowing out of the overhead-people are freaking out, I'm sitting there going "Well, this plan didn't quite work, now did it?" and all she can do is lift up the overhead to see flames start coming up.

Someone grabs the fire extinguisher and things settle down (a slight slight bit), and we take our seats while we wait for the Assistant Principal (pretty much straight out of Breakfast Club btw)-to come and find the horrible individual that started this pyromania.

Well he comes in, ranting about it being "arson" and doing everything but having the soapbox itself.

I decide it's best I tell him before he finds out (I was nervous) and he gives me PASS-which is like detention for the truly delinquent.

My family and friends still tease me about that to this day sometimes.

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Reply #44 posted 09/10/04 2:09am

lollyp0p

subhuman09 said:

I once had a substitute in my English class, and decided I'd play a little prank on her.

So I took some rulers and opened up the overhead projector and put them on top of the bulb-thinking it'd just make things blurry, she'd spend forever trying to fix it-and we'd get a free day of chaos.

Well-what I didn't seem to notice is that the rulers I put on the bulb were wooden, and the bulb gets very, very hot.

So she turns it on-and it starts a fire.

Smoke starts flowing out of the overhead-people are freaking out, I'm sitting there going "Well, this plan didn't quite work, now did it?" and all she can do is lift up the overhead to see flames start coming up.

Someone grabs the fire extinguisher and things settle down (a slight slight bit), and we take our seats while we wait for the Assistant Principal (pretty much straight out of Breakfast Club btw)-to come and find the horrible individual that started this pyromania.

Well he comes in, ranting about it being "arson" and doing everything but having the soapbox itself.

I decide it's best I tell him before he finds out (I was nervous) and he gives me PASS-which is like detention for the truly delinquent.

My family and friends still tease me about that to this day sometimes.

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omfg

lol
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Reply #45 posted 09/10/04 2:11am

subhuman09

lollyp0p said:

subhuman09 said:

I once had a substitute in my English class, and decided I'd play a little prank on her.

So I took some rulers and opened up the overhead projector and put them on top of the bulb-thinking it'd just make things blurry, she'd spend forever trying to fix it-and we'd get a free day of chaos.

Well-what I didn't seem to notice is that the rulers I put on the bulb were wooden, and the bulb gets very, very hot.

So she turns it on-and it starts a fire.

Smoke starts flowing out of the overhead-people are freaking out, I'm sitting there going "Well, this plan didn't quite work, now did it?" and all she can do is lift up the overhead to see flames start coming up.

Someone grabs the fire extinguisher and things settle down (a slight slight bit), and we take our seats while we wait for the Assistant Principal (pretty much straight out of Breakfast Club btw)-to come and find the horrible individual that started this pyromania.

Well he comes in, ranting about it being "arson" and doing everything but having the soapbox itself.

I decide it's best I tell him before he finds out (I was nervous) and he gives me PASS-which is like detention for the truly delinquent.

My family and friends still tease me about that to this day sometimes.

biggrin



omfg

lol


You should've seen the looks on their faces.

falloff
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Reply #46 posted 09/10/04 2:17am

REDFEATHERS

Our German teacher Mrs Young was an Oxfam junkie, honestly the colothes she wore, were outta this world.

Horrible tweed suits in bright greens etc. She wore Jesus sandals and her big toe was sooo long it used to fold over the edge of the sadnal ill

She also had a deformed finger which got trapped in a mangle, many years ago.

She was kinda nice, but really soft. giggle

In German class she held up her jacket and said to the class..

Was ist das?

Das ist ein Jacke
(pronounced yacke)

So then we had to join in. smile

Again she pointed to her jacket and said: Was ist das??

Where we would answer, but when we replied the whole class said Das ist ein Yucky Jacke!! nod

She was sooo embarrased... we were soo mean..

lol
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Reply #47 posted 09/10/04 2:17am

REDFEATHERS

mdiver said:

When I was 17 and in 1st year of 6th form I dated a newbie fresh out of teacher training college PE teacher called Sam. Oh my was she fit and supple.....if that trampoline could tell stories.



Please tell nod
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Reply #48 posted 09/10/04 2:19am

REDFEATHERS

subhuman09 said:

I once had a substitute in my English class, and decided I'd play a little prank on her.

So I took some rulers and opened up the overhead projector and put them on top of the bulb-thinking it'd just make things blurry, she'd spend forever trying to fix it-and we'd get a free day of chaos.

Well-what I didn't seem to notice is that the rulers I put on the bulb were wooden, and the bulb gets very, very hot.

So she turns it on-and it starts a fire.

Smoke starts flowing out of the overhead-people are freaking out, I'm sitting there going "Well, this plan didn't quite work, now did it?" and all she can do is lift up the overhead to see flames start coming up.

Someone grabs the fire extinguisher and things settle down (a slight slight bit), and we take our seats while we wait for the Assistant Principal (pretty much straight out of Breakfast Club btw)-to come and find the horrible individual that started this pyromania.

Well he comes in, ranting about it being "arson" and doing everything but having the soapbox itself.

I decide it's best I tell him before he finds out (I was nervous) and he gives me PASS-which is like detention for the truly delinquent.

My family and friends still tease me about that to this day sometimes.

biggrin




falloff Dont you just hate it when your plans dont work out...but isnt it BETTER sometimes when they dont? wink
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Reply #49 posted 09/10/04 2:21am

subhuman09

REDFEATHERS said:

subhuman09 said:

I once had a substitute in my English class, and decided I'd play a little prank on her.

So I took some rulers and opened up the overhead projector and put them on top of the bulb-thinking it'd just make things blurry, she'd spend forever trying to fix it-and we'd get a free day of chaos.

Well-what I didn't seem to notice is that the rulers I put on the bulb were wooden, and the bulb gets very, very hot.

So she turns it on-and it starts a fire.

Smoke starts flowing out of the overhead-people are freaking out, I'm sitting there going "Well, this plan didn't quite work, now did it?" and all she can do is lift up the overhead to see flames start coming up.

Someone grabs the fire extinguisher and things settle down (a slight slight bit), and we take our seats while we wait for the Assistant Principal (pretty much straight out of Breakfast Club btw)-to come and find the horrible individual that started this pyromania.

Well he comes in, ranting about it being "arson" and doing everything but having the soapbox itself.

I decide it's best I tell him before he finds out (I was nervous) and he gives me PASS-which is like detention for the truly delinquent.

My family and friends still tease me about that to this day sometimes.

biggrin




falloff Dont you just hate it when your plans dont work out...but isnt it BETTER sometimes when they dont? wink


Hell yeah! I'm telling my grandkids (or someone else's that I borrow from Oktoberfest( about this one!

I still have no idea what I was thinking.

Much like most of my Org experience.

lol
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Reply #50 posted 09/10/04 2:21am

mdiver

REDFEATHERS said:

mdiver said:

When I was 17 and in 1st year of 6th form I dated a newbie fresh out of teacher training college PE teacher called Sam. Oh my was she fit and supple.....if that trampoline could tell stories.



Please tell nod


What all the gory details?
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Reply #51 posted 09/10/04 2:22am

REDFEATHERS

mdiver said:

REDFEATHERS said:




Please tell nod


What all the gory details?

biggrin yes please!
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Reply #52 posted 09/10/04 2:23am

REDFEATHERS

subhuman09 said:

REDFEATHERS said:





falloff Dont you just hate it when your plans dont work out...but isnt it BETTER sometimes when they dont? wink


Hell yeah! I'm telling my grandkids (or someone else's that I borrow from Oktoberfest( about this one!

I still have no idea what I was thinking.

Much like most of my Org experience.

lol


Yeah, I know.. lol
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Reply #53 posted 09/10/04 2:35am

mdiver

REDFEATHERS said:

mdiver said:



What all the gory details?

biggrin yes please!


Well I was pretty in to the whole sports thing at 17, rugby football etc etc and spent a lot of time in the gym. When we all went back to school after the summer break and I finally got to wear normal clothes to scholl coz i was a grown up 6th former, ha ha, not only did we have a new intake of pupils but a new intake of teachers. One of whom was Sam. OMFG big brown eyes, curvy figure, two lovely.....well ahem. Anyway given that I spent loads of time playing sports of any kind I obviously spent a lot of time around her, and well we started to get friendly. Then we went on a weekend rugby trip and she was one of the supervisors...yeah right. There is me thinking she was there to protect us from nasties. Oh no.Over that weekend we got pretty close but not fully close if you know what I mean but when we got back to the school things got even better. I think that is where I got my love of dangerous rumpo from coz we nearly got busted on that trampoline several times. The lovely girl turned me in to a man for sure.
We went out for about 18 months and I don't believe any of the other teachers ever had a clue and I was pretty sure that no-one I knew had any idea either until about 4 years ago when I was sitting around the table with the rest of my family and we got talking about school days and my Dad blurted out that he knew about her all along. What he didn't and still doesn't know is how much real EDUCATION she gave me. biggrin
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Reply #54 posted 09/10/04 2:43am

REDFEATHERS

mdiver said:

REDFEATHERS said:


biggrin yes please!


Well I was pretty in to the whole sports thing at 17, rugby football etc etc and spent a lot of time in the gym. When we all went back to school after the summer break and I finally got to wear normal clothes to scholl coz i was a grown up 6th former, ha ha, not only did we have a new intake of pupils but a new intake of teachers. One of whom was Sam. OMFG big brown eyes, curvy figure, two lovely.....well ahem. Anyway given that I spent loads of time playing sports of any kind I obviously spent a lot of time around her, and well we started to get friendly. Then we went on a weekend rugby trip and she was one of the supervisors...yeah right. There is me thinking she was there to protect us from nasties. Oh no.Over that weekend we got pretty close but not fully close if you know what I mean but when we got back to the school things got even better. I think that is where I got my love of dangerous rumpo from coz we nearly got busted on that trampoline several times. The lovely girl turned me in to a man for sure.
We went out for about 18 months and I don't believe any of the other teachers ever had a clue and I was pretty sure that no-one I knew had any idea either until about 4 years ago when I was sitting around the table with the rest of my family and we got talking about school days and my Dad blurted out that he knew about her all along. What he didn't and still doesn't know is how much real EDUCATION she gave me. biggrin



lol clapping worship

So, how about those drinks?? batting eyes

I think I need some education lol
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Reply #55 posted 09/10/04 2:44am

mdiver

REDFEATHERS said:

mdiver said:



Well I was pretty in to the whole sports thing at 17, rugby football etc etc and spent a lot of time in the gym. When we all went back to school after the summer break and I finally got to wear normal clothes to scholl coz i was a grown up 6th former, ha ha, not only did we have a new intake of pupils but a new intake of teachers. One of whom was Sam. OMFG big brown eyes, curvy figure, two lovely.....well ahem. Anyway given that I spent loads of time playing sports of any kind I obviously spent a lot of time around her, and well we started to get friendly. Then we went on a weekend rugby trip and she was one of the supervisors...yeah right. There is me thinking she was there to protect us from nasties. Oh no.Over that weekend we got pretty close but not fully close if you know what I mean but when we got back to the school things got even better. I think that is where I got my love of dangerous rumpo from coz we nearly got busted on that trampoline several times. The lovely girl turned me in to a man for sure.
We went out for about 18 months and I don't believe any of the other teachers ever had a clue and I was pretty sure that no-one I knew had any idea either until about 4 years ago when I was sitting around the table with the rest of my family and we got talking about school days and my Dad blurted out that he knew about her all along. What he didn't and still doesn't know is how much real EDUCATION she gave me. biggrin



lol clapping worship

So, how about those drinks?? batting eyes

I think I need some education lol


Name it baby, next week is busy but week after looks good
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Reply #56 posted 09/10/04 2:50am

REDFEATHERS

mdiver said:

REDFEATHERS said:




lol clapping worship

So, how about those drinks?? batting eyes

I think I need some education lol


Name it baby, next week is busy but week after looks good




hmmm But where will we find a trampoline???
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Reply #57 posted 09/10/04 2:52am

mdiver

REDFEATHERS said:

mdiver said:



Name it baby, next week is busy but week after looks good




hmmm But where will we find a trampoline???


Don't worry I always keep one with me
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Reply #58 posted 09/10/04 3:22am

REDFEATHERS

mdiver said:

REDFEATHERS said:





hmmm But where will we find a trampoline???


Don't worry I always keep one with me



eek
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Reply #59 posted 09/10/04 3:23am

gooeythehamste
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Hey Mister Trampoline Man, jump a song for me
I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to
Hey Mister Trampoline Man, jump a song for me
In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you

Take me for a trip upon your magic swirlin' ship
All my senses have been stripped
And my hands can't feel to grip
And my toes too numb to step
Wait only for my boot heels to be wanderin'

I'm ready to go anywhere I'm ready for to fade
On to my own parade cast your dancin' spell my way
I promise to go under it

Hey Mister Trampoline Man, jump a song for me
I'm not sleepy and there ain't no place I'm goin' to
Hey Mister Trampoline Man, jump a song for me
In the jingle jangle morning, I'll come followin' you
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