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Huntingwhale · 05-19-2016, 10:14 PM

This could very easily be a long list of crap. But what sticks out most to me was what me and some friends did in Jr High. There was a bike rack right out front by the teachers parking lot. One day for ####s and giggles, me and 2 buddies decided to let all the air out of all the tires. There was probably about 30 bikes.

Well a supervisor caught us and immediately brought us to the vice-principal's office. The VP was a pretty intimidating guy and I remember he was going to take each us individually to his office and yell his ass off the entire time. One of my friends was balling his eyes out and I could hear it from the hall. I was terrified since I was next to go in. The school councilor came and got me and I was shaking in the VP's office (he had left). The councilor asked me why I looked so scared and I told him I was scared of being yelled at. And that was that. The VP never came in to yell at me. Only my 2 friends got it.

Our punishment was to go stand by the bike racks after school and apologize to every student whose bikes we had deflated. I remember standing at the bike rack and thinking it was hilarious watching all these kids walk up to their bikes and to realize they had no air left. I remember little elementary kids walking to their bikes and a supervisor explaining and pointing at us, saying we were the reason their bike had no air. Some tried to ride away to no avail. Some just walked it home. Some of them were even people I was friends with and I knew they lived far away. I ended up getting grounded and was forced to miss out on going to the Smashing Pumpkins concert that night.

Another time in elemetary school I remember the entire school was transfixed with the OJ Simpson trial. Us kids (I guess wanting to be ''black'') declared the verdict day "OJ Day". We literally marched around the school and playground chanting OJ's name. We all marched in a line like we were part of some protest. I still remember the rhymes we would sing out loud. We had entire groups of kids marching around during recess singing/chanting for OJ f'ing Simpson, like he was our hero. Man that was messed.

05-19-2016, 10:14 PM	#17
Huntingwhale Franchise Player Join Date: Sep 2008 Exp:	This could very easily be a long list of crap. But what sticks out most to me was what me and some friends did in Jr High. There was a bike rack right out front by the teachers parking lot. One day for ####s and giggles, me and 2 buddies decided to let all the air out of all the tires. There was probably about 30 bikes. Well a supervisor caught us and immediately brought us to the vice-principal's office. The VP was a pretty intimidating guy and I remember he was going to take each us individually to his office and yell his ass off the entire time. One of my friends was balling his eyes out and I could hear it from the hall. I was terrified since I was next to go in. The school councilor came and got me and I was shaking in the VP's office (he had left). The councilor asked me why I looked so scared and I told him I was scared of being yelled at. And that was that. The VP never came in to yell at me. Only my 2 friends got it. Our punishment was to go stand by the bike racks after school and apologize to every student whose bikes we had deflated. I remember standing at the bike rack and thinking it was hilarious watching all these kids walk up to their bikes and to realize they had no air left. I remember little elementary kids walking to their bikes and a supervisor explaining and pointing at us, saying we were the reason their bike had no air. Some tried to ride away to no avail. Some just walked it home. Some of them were even people I was friends with and I knew they lived far away. I ended up getting grounded and was forced to miss out on going to the Smashing Pumpkins concert that night. Another time in elemetary school I remember the entire school was transfixed with the OJ Simpson trial. Us kids (I guess wanting to be ''black'') declared the verdict day "OJ Day". We literally marched around the school and playground chanting OJ's name. We all marched in a line like we were part of some protest. I still remember the rhymes we would sing out loud. We had entire groups of kids marching around during recess singing/chanting for OJ f'ing Simpson, like he was our hero. Man that was messed. Last edited by Huntingwhale; 05-19-2016 at 10:19 PM.