- 9 years 1 month ago
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Punky Brewster wrote:GPK stickers were banned in my school, not for the content but because of a rumour; people thought they contained a drug which would get into the bloodstream by simple skin contact
We had something like that in our school too but ours was cinnaburst gum. Some dumb ass had the whole school thinking that if you licked the wrapper and stuck it to your skin you could get some kinda high. It was banned because kids were walking around with cinnamon burns on their foreheads, people are stupid.I don't know about you, Miss Kitty, but I feel so much... yummierAre you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 1 month ago
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Here's the funny thing..I went to Catholic school for my entire life, so it was uniforms of one sort or another. (Catholic schooling is big here in New England..I'm not sure if its as popular in other states).
Anyhow, the funny thing is that in high school (the late 80's) my senior year, we all had to wear ties with our shirts. the only "dress code" requirement was that we wear grey slacks and a collared shirt. And a tie.
So every day I either wore a skinny tie (remeber, its the 80's) or I'd wear a knit tie with the flat bottom. You know, very 80's....in fact just about every picture of me in the 80's I'm wearing a knit tie, and I think I was the only guy to ever wear one in my entire grade. I was an individual you see
Anyhow...the deal is, every day on my tie I'd wear a pin. You know..Flair
Either my original MTV Pin (back in the early MTV days you could send in an envelope and they'd send you a pin), some Judas Priest pins or some other metal band pin.....my rolling stone pin that was given to me by my teacher who got the pin at a Stones concert in the 60's (that was tre'cool), OR...my most worn pin: A metal marijuana leaf.
now this is a catholic high school.......and I'd wear my pot leaf pin at least 2 times a week...and I never go tin ttrouble. I never got busted, I never got a DETENTION. I dont get it....its one of lifes great mysteries.
Nobody ever said boo about it........and everyone knew I was a head back in those days. I mean, I wasn't tokin up in the boys room between classes.....that was Marlboros only.....but you'd think in a school where girls would get sent home if their skirts were an inch too high or their bras could be seen through their blouses, that a big old 2" pot leaf would get noticed.
Mabye they thought it was a maple leaf, and figured i was a big fan of Canada...Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 1 month ago
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[quote="Rye&qPogs were popular back in my school days and eventually got banned since they uh... promoted gambling. I'm almost sure Pogs (and the 'pogman' was a UK thing... anybody remember these?
actually pogs started in hawaii where a school teacher saved the caps from milk bottles and gave them to her kids in school to play with. hence the line of pogs that looked exactly like milk bottle caps with the staple in the top of them.Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 1 month ago
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Honestly tho, would you let your daughter go out to school (at *ANY AGE* ) with the words JUICY written across her Ass??
I see a bunch of these chubby Puerto Rican girls in the mall, all wearing skin tight clothes and they all have these pants with JUICY or SEXY written across their asses.
I laughed aloud...one, because I'm looking at a group of girls who will all have their own kids by the time they are probably 18 years old, and also because I ask what kind of parent lets their kid dress that way.
I mean I wore cutoff fatigue pants and wore my hair long. Big whoop. But today with girls (and I mean GIRLS...like...12 year old girls and younger) walking around in clothes that look like they came from Victorias Secret, you gotta stop and say "Mom, I know you desperately want to be a MILF, but its time to STOP THE INSANITY".Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 29 days ago
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Jesus_crysus wrote:i hate skool so much they always took the fun away like banning stuff
like pogs, pokemom cards, yu gi oh cards, crazy bones, gameboys, sport cards(basketball,baseball,etc.)Super hero cards
tell me more stuff that was banned that i didnt mention
you do yugioh too? cooooool i guess im not the only one then......umm lets see....now a days schools are banning wise ass t shirts or ones that refer to drugs, drunkeness, and other crap too. DAmn them, those are my favorite shirts too....and game boys (damn them) and those shoes with pop out wheels they banned too. Lots of other crap too....brass knuckles (lol just joking) oh and you cant wear do-rags anymore because it might show that you belong to a gang which i thought was reaaaalllllly gay because i have this do rag that is like what pirates wore with skulls on it. its awesome and i got it in amsterdam (yeah ive been there....intresting place too wink wink) but i cant friggiin wear it!! And now they come out with huge ass booklets that give lists of stuff not allowed. Let me tell, it sucks.....
I am: "Female Ninja Assassin", "Kakashi's Biggest Fan", "Local Naruto Nerd", "Scarer of the Noobs", "Youngest Person on RJ", "Pirate Ninja Sailormouth of the RJ Seas", "Queen of Randomness", and "Navigator on the S.S. Retrojunk."Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No 
- 9 years 8 days ago
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Whoa-ho-ho-man, I remember the following being banned: Pokemon stuff, of any kind; DBZ stuff, magazines, these things called 'Poppers' that the stupid kids in my class invented--they were these pieces of notebook paper folded a certain way so that when you flicked your wrist, they would make this explosive 'popping' noise, and it drove the teachers SO crazy, the banned it. How lame is that? 
Cookie!!! OM NOM NOM!Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No - 9 years 8 days ago
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Holy Crap.....I remember making those "popping paper triangles" in like 1978......
You'd walk up behind someone and "WHAM!" have that sucker pop right by their ear.
The worst was when you'd do it, and the thing wouldn't deploy..or pop....and you'd stand there looking like a dork who couldnt fold paper
Or, you'd wind up hitting the person on the shoulder cuz your arm would keep goin.....
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- 9 years 7 days ago
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brown_eyed1 wrote:Whoa-ho-ho-man, I remember the following being banned: Pokemon stuff, of any kind; DBZ stuff, magazines, these things called 'Poppers' that the stupid kids in my class invented--they were these pieces of notebook paper folded a certain way so that when you flicked your wrist, they would make this explosive 'popping' noise, and it drove the teachers SO crazy, the banned it. How lame is that?
I guarantee the kids in your class didn't invent them....I remember having a kid's physics book where it showed how to make those, demonstrating breaking the sound barrier (which is what makes that noise).Are you sure you want to delete this post? Yes | No
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