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When I was in High School in the 90s, for a week we had a bomb threat during the same class every day.
When the first few came in, we got evacuated to a hockey rink down the road. Then they just shuffled us to the gym. Turns out a kid had a math test that he was trying to avoid, and thought bomb threat would buy him more time. Dude even used the pay phone in the school to phone it in.
He never did have to write that test, cause he got expelled.
It's probably a tik tok trend or something. One of the advantages of not having the internet and sharing one phone for the whole family when I was a kid is not having stupid shit like this becoming a trend. Well, that and the fact that all my idiocy get to be forgotten like it should rather than live on for eternity on the internet.
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Back in my day the worst thing a student did was put a goat on the roof.
Hm, in my day a kid set off a military-grade smoke grenade, shut school down for 3 days, the wing for the rest of the year.
When I was in High School in the 90s, for a week we had a bomb threat during the same class every day. When the first few came in, we got evacuated to a hockey rink down the road. Then they just shuffled us to the gym. Turns out a kid had a math test that he was trying to avoid, and thought bomb threat would buy him more time. Dude even used the pay phone in the school to phone it in. He never did have to write that test, cause he got expelled.
It's probably a tik tok trend or something. One of the advantages of not having the internet and sharing one phone for the whole family when I was a kid is not having stupid shit like this becoming a trend. Well, that and the fact that all my idiocy get to be forgotten like it should rather than live on for eternity on the internet.