Oh my. How times have changed...

[Craizie]

In the event of societal meltdown, Americans will be lost waiting for the government to tell them what to do.

Bull shit! I'm going raping and pillaging.

[mschmoyer]

I was accused of plotting to bomb a school in middle school immediately after Columbine. I was the last kid in school to ever know how, or desire to play with explosives. Basically, we were designing a computer game and mine had a map of our middle school with extremely pixelated red cans of "coca cola" spread around the map. According to them those were bombs.

Got pulled into a conference room alone with police and district officials in the middle of a school day and questioned on whether I had ever tried to make a bomb. They sent me straight home and my parents had to bring me back to meet with dozens of officials and police to explain the game.

Ultimately I was found innocent of all of it but sent to ISS anyways to write a powerpoint about "why violent videogames are a bad idea". My teacher also got "ISS" and ended up in court with the school for them trying to interrogate him without representation. He let us sneak out of ISS and did the powerpoint for us (I don't think it was ever done).

This game was widely known around the school before Columbine. A teacher in the lab who played it a few times just literally sat up one day after Columbine and said "that kid's gonna kill us all!".

[SS Junk]

Back when I was a junior in HS a friend had a speech about different calibers of guns and asked me to bring things. I brought a 30-06, Win .30-30, .22 and a 12ga. Our teacher actually suggested we go out and shoot them. Took the entire classroom of 40+ into a field and shot shit the entire period.

[Cobraman]

Back when I was a junior in HS a friend had a speech about different calibers of guns and asked me to bring things. I brought a 30-06, Win .30-30, .22 and a 12ga. Our teacher actually suggested we go out and shoot them. Took the entire classroom of 40+ into a field and shot shit the entire period.

That's wild. Bring a gun to school today and you won't see life from outside a cell for a while.

[GhostTX]

And even more reason why I'm glad we homeschool.

When I was in HS, my friend carried a 4" pocket knife all the time. As long as the knife was Texas legal, it wasn't an issue.

Talking about guns with my co-workers (also gun enthusiast) is against the rules. Apparently the term/word "gun" is on the companies list of "inappropriate content"....like I am looking at sluts or something online while at work...

We have a "no weapons" policy, too. No knives, etc. I carry my folding knife clasped to my pocket. When I was asked about it from manager (whom I don't report to), I said, "That's not a knife, that's a tool." He rolled his eyes at me, but never said anything about it after. Still wear the knife.

[SS Junk]

That's wild. Bring a gun to school today and you won't see life from outside a cell for a while.

Right. Actually brought all rifles and ammunition into the classroom. No one gave a second look. This was also in 1987...

[racrguy]

I was accused of plotting to bomb a school in middle school immediately after Columbine. I was the last kid in school to ever know how, or desire to play with explosives. Basically, we were designing a computer game and mine had a map of our middle school with extremely pixelated red cans of "coca cola" spread around the map. According to them those were bombs.

Got pulled into a conference room alone with police and district officials in the middle of a school day and questioned on whether I had ever tried to make a bomb. They sent me straight home and my parents had to bring me back to meet with dozens of officials and police to explain the game.

Ultimately I was found innocent of all of it but sent to ISS anyways to write a powerpoint about "why violent videogames are a bad idea". My teacher also got "ISS" and ended up in court with the school for them trying to interrogate him without representation. He let us sneak out of ISS and did the powerpoint for us (I don't think it was ever done).

This game was widely known around the school before Columbine. A teacher in the lab who played it a few times just literally sat up one day after Columbine and said "that kid's gonna kill us all!".

I had something along the same lines, on bad weather days I would wear my fathers old Navy issue rain coat, which happened to be long and black. Fuck, you'd have thought I tried to kill everyone with the way they were reacting. You should've seen the look on her face when her question of "Are you planning on shooting anyone at the school" was answered with "If I was, do you honestly think I'd tell you about it?"

[Gtracer]

I had something along the same lines, on bad weather days I would wear my fathers old Navy issue rain coat, which happened to be long and black. Fuck, you'd have thought I tried to kill everyone with the way they were reacting. You should've seen the look on her face when her question of "Are you planning on shooting anyone at the school" was answered with "If I was, do you honestly think I'd tell you about it?"

Bet they just loved you

[racrguy]

Bet they just loved you

It was ridiculous for them to even ask me that stupid fucking question. They tried to send me to ISS for not doing my homework (was still making an A, hooray for good test taking skills) and I laughed at them and told them I wouldn't go for that stupid reason. I got a day off. *fistpump*

[bluecollar]

I used to write, a lot. If something popped into my head I wrote it down immediately so that I wouldn't forget later. Had all kinds of snippets written on the back of my spirals. Spanish teacher read bits over my shoulder one day and told the principal I was going to kill myself of someone else.

The next day I was escorted out of my Algebra class by the vice principal, counselor, and two police officers. I got to sit through those fun "are you suicidal/homicidal" questions with my mother in the room. They could prove nothing, and my mother ripped the vp a new one for dragging her down there. Rumors were spread about was or wasn't said in that room and kids avoided me for the next two years.

[Baba Ganoush]

Are you fucking kidding me with this cig ashes shit........times were better when I was in public schools for sure!

Now that I think of it, I never parked in the lot at high school. My Olds was across the street in a neighborhood by my buddies' cars.

<------ gangsta

[Smurfette]

Back when I worked there (96) we bounced, blew bubbles, had our shirts tight as we could under our tits and made a shit ton of money..I worked at the NRH location and there was a pregnant waitress who filed a lawsuit because of the uniform. The minute they stopped making you try on the uniform and spin before the hired you...everything fell apart

[talisman]

Back when I worked there (96) we bounced, blew bubbles, had our shirts tight as we could under our tits and made a shit ton of money..I worked at the NRH location and there was a pregnant waitress who filed a lawsuit because of the uniform. The minute they stopped making you try on the uniform and spin before the hired you...everything fell apart

You worked somewhere that required you to be an gigantic attention whore? Never saw that coming. You're also posting in the wrong thread brainiac.

[scootro]

lmao! what a dumbass! this ain't the hooters thread

[lowthreeohz]

^^^hahahaha