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10-25-2008, 09:33 PM #21
maybe you can hideout in there in the bac kseat under a blanket and wait for them t oreturn
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10-25-2008, 09:36 PM #22
LMAO! yea right! that'd be boring as ever to do!
I wish my school wasnt so cheap to get things that are neccessary, they only buy unneccessary things.
like they bought all new computer screens for all the computers in the entire school! every teachers room, plus all the computer labs! easily a few hundred! not even new CPU harddrives, just the screens! and they were 2 years old!Hidden Content
Dan LeFevour PC 192/283
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10-25-2008, 10:31 PM #23
Just let it go. Its marker that will wash off with a hose. No big deal. I pay $50 per semester for a parking pass at my school. I have driven the past three years and have been hit in the parking lot 5 times and have had numerous practical jokes played on my car. Its high school
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10-25-2008, 11:10 PM #24
LOL Window writing and rubber band around the mirror? That is kind of funny. But I can understand your point..its your car and you dont want people messing with it. I know I wouldnt want someone doing things to mine. And your parking pass is only $90?! Our's is $145 a semester! Its a good thing theres two of us and Shayne & I can split it!
Ashley
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10-26-2008, 12:55 AM #25
I realize you're "only" in high school but try and stay with me man.
In another thread you're all pissed off because you're school has banned sharpies and rubber bands. In this thread you're all pissed off because they used those items to vandalize your car. I just thought your thinking concerning the bans might have changed since you were victimized by the exact same items.
Personally, I don't think any common use items should be banned. They need to go after the people that use them and punish them for what they did. I could kill someone with a toothpick or a pencil but if I did would that be a good reason to ban toothpicks and pencils ? An emphatic NO ! IMO it's simply ridiculous to make the object the bad thing. Ban rubber bands because some people use them to assault, yes ASSAULT, other people with them ? Simply ridiculous ! Put a couple of those people in jail for a few weeks for assault and I guarantee the others would get the message.
Okay Okay, rant over :)
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10-26-2008, 12:59 AM #26
mine are 2$ lol, but you should chill about it. just somebody having fun. better than my school where last year our rival school tagged 5 of ours in real spray paint
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10-26-2008, 06:51 AM #27
I realize you're "only" in high school but try and stay with me man.
In another thread you're all pissed off because you're school has banned sharpies and rubber bands. In this thread you're all pissed off because they used those items to vandalize your car. I just thought your thinking concerning the bans might have changed since you were victimized by the exact same items.
Personally, I don't think any common use items should be banned. They need to go after the people that use them and punish them for what they did. I could kill someone with a toothpick or a pencil but if I did would that be a good reason to ban toothpicks and pencils ? An emphatic NO ! IMO it's simply ridiculous to make the object the bad thing. Ban rubber bands because some people use them to assault, yes ASSAULT, other people with them ? Simply ridiculous ! Put a couple of those people in jail for a few weeks for assault and I guarantee the others would get the message.
Okay Okay, rant over :)
they didnt use sharpies though..lol they used the marker that people right on windows with.
but i agree with what your saying, but i couldnt believe the whole not wearing a coat thing, in michigan when its 10-20 degrees outside, they want everyone to not wear jackets?
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10-26-2008, 11:47 AM #28
Our parking passes are $10 and there's about 1500 or so of us (not counting the Freshman because they can't drive).
I'd just let it go, go to a car wash, rinse the stuff on, and move on. It's just a harmless prank....is it homecomming week by chance?
Oh, and on a side note: my school has banned writing people writing on their car windows with those marker things. The announcement they made was something to the extent of "Attention all drivers. You may not have any writing in your windows. Please make sure your windows are clean before coming to school." I thought...ok, what next. Banning bumper stickers?
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10-26-2008, 05:16 PM #29
it was home comming week, i'm not sure why it was so late this year but it was.
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10-26-2008, 09:56 PM #30
hahahahahaha my school has 700 if you're being generous and we're kindergarden-12th grade........Yeah we're a small school.
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