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Jaguar
01-11-2006, 08:41 PM
I mean, I know I shouldn't have, but I can't help it. I am 15, but when I go to school, I am not motivated. Me and my buddy get together and meet up when first period starts. we usually hang off campus for awhile. My math teacher is a bitch, my science teacher is an *******, they make you skip. I go to as many lunch periods as I can, when I do go to class, I usually put my head down. I do participate in Home Ec though. Schools a bore.

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gilligan fanatic
01-11-2006, 08:43 PM
You are 15, you smoke, you skip class, you are off to a great start in life :rolleyes:

Mr. Stefani
01-11-2006, 08:46 PM
have fun pumping gas.

Jaguar
01-11-2006, 08:48 PM
My older brother told me if I skip, it's best to do it as a freshman. That way, the rest of the years you will catch up and graduate on time. Alot of people wait until they get to the 12th grade to start skipping, putting their graduation in jeopardy.

gilligan fanatic
01-11-2006, 08:51 PM
I am a Junior, and I have never skipped and never will.

Polniaczek033
01-11-2006, 08:56 PM
whoa! hahaha. dude, you're sweet.

being a freshman doesn't mean you should skip class. i'm a freshman, and i don't suck. have fun being a failure though.

Jaguar
01-11-2006, 09:01 PM
whoa! hahaha. dude, you're sweet.

being a freshman doesn't mean you should skip class. i'm a freshman, and i don't suck. have fun being a failure though.

Well, If you had the teachers I have, you'd skip too. I am not a dummy, I am just not motivated to go to classes. For 6 hours, it's just me and my buddy, and some hot girls if we can find any.

Polniaczek033
01-11-2006, 09:05 PM
Well, If you had the teachers I have, you'd skip too. I am not a dummy, I am just not motivated to go to classes. For 6 hours, it's just me and my buddy, and some hot girls if we can find any.
the majority of my teachers suck really bad, but i deal with it. and i know school sucks, it sucks no matter where you are, but it won't just go away if you ignore it.

flipping burgers is fun though. so don't worry. life will get better.

Hollow
01-11-2006, 09:10 PM
My older brother told me if I skip, it's best to do it as a freshman. That way, the rest of the years you will catch up and graduate on time. Alot of people wait until they get to the 12th grade to start skipping, putting their graduation in jeopardy.
i would look in to the graduation requirements for your school to see if that's true rather than listening to something that someone said. at my school your grades are as important in your freshman year as they are in your senior year.

Jaguar
01-11-2006, 09:15 PM
the majority of my teachers suck really bad, but i deal with it. and i know school sucks, it sucks no matter where you are, but it won't just go away if you ignore it.

flipping burgers is fun though. so don't worry. life will get better.

Life will get better, I won't be flipping burgers. I am going to be something in life. Maybe next year i will start going to classes, but right now I am having fun doing what I am doing. These ARE suppose to be the best years of our lives, right? life ain't bad, pal.

dawsongirl
01-11-2006, 09:36 PM
Oh hell, I had teachers I despised, but I still went. It's a part of life dealing with bitches and *******s. If you don't even try to deal with it at 15, when the working world comes, you'll lose sooooo many jobs.

*Pleasant Tomorrow*
01-11-2006, 09:39 PM
Oh hell, I had teachers I despised, but I still went. It's a part of life dealing with bitches and *******s. If you don't even try to deal with it at 15, when the working world comes, you'll lose sooooo many jobs.
:clap:

You have to learn to deal with those types of people. That's what life's all about. Otherwise, you'll get no where.

Mijada
01-11-2006, 09:45 PM
At my HS it was nearly impossible to skip without your parents eventually finding out. The administration would go all out to locate your parents and tell them you weren't in school and demand to know why. That's the main reason I never skipped. I don't understand how kids keep getting away with it. If you keep going on like you are you're just going to fall behind and it will be harder next year for you to keep going to class everyday when you are so used to skipping all the time.

Ireneparalegal
01-11-2006, 09:57 PM
I mean, I know I shouldn't have, but I can't help it. I am 15, but when I go to school, I am not motivated. Me and my buddy get together and meet up when first period starts. we usually hang off campus for awhile. My math teacher is a bitch, my science teacher is an *******, they make you skip. I go to as many lunch periods as I can, when I do go to class, I usually put my head down. I do participate in Home Ec though. Schools a bore.

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They make u skip class??? What? they put a gun to your empty head? Yeah, Yeah, i guess we'll be seeing you in 30 years still at home, not working and not having a life. Because if you can't handle the rules of being in school, then forget working cuz there are rules there too and forget life, it too has a whole lot of rules.:rolleyes:

Jaguar
01-11-2006, 10:22 PM
They make u skip class??? What? they put a gun to your empty head? Yeah, Yeah, i guess we'll be seeing you in 30 years still at home, not working and not having a life. Because if you can't handle the rules of being in school, then forget working cuz there are rules there too and forget life, it too has a whole lot of rules.:rolleyes:

No, Ireneparalegal, that's not what I meant. they don't MAKE us skip class. I meant the way the teachers are, they make you don't want to be there. They are too demanding, if if you ask me, they teach at a college level.

EmoJoe
01-11-2006, 10:36 PM
Oh hell, I had teachers I despised, but I still went. It's a part of life dealing with bitches and *******s. If you don't even try to deal with it at 15, when the working world comes, you'll lose sooooo many jobs.
:yeahthat :nod:

KristinHerreraFan
01-11-2006, 10:39 PM
My older brother told me if I skip, it's best to do it as a freshman.

dude, it's best to not do it at all. :rolleyes: But, I have been in your situation, I am a sophomore, but I skipped ONCE in freshman year, it was 4th period I skipped, you see at my school 4th period has all of the lunches, it has "A Lunch" "B Lunch" and "C Lunch" and I had "A Lunch" in freshman year, so instead of going to 4th period, I stayed throughout all of the lunches! I hung out with my friends who have B and C Lunch and weren't in my lunch, big mistake, I got a detention, but I didn't get caught, this kid in my 4th period saw me at B Lunch and he ratted me out :( But I guess I deserved it. Skipping is wrong! I will tell you now, if you want a good start and go to college, than go to classes, I mean that is what school is for. Isn't it?

EmoJoe
01-11-2006, 10:40 PM
Skipping is the best thing to do as a freshman? Yeah so I suggest not listening to your brother and go to class.

Michael [hXc]
01-11-2006, 10:50 PM
if your teachers are really as bad as you claim, just do your work and listen to them and MAYBE they won't be so bad. i am guessing you never did what you should have, and never did your work or followed the rules? if you did i imagine the teachers wouldn't be so bad.

Jaguar
01-11-2006, 10:55 PM
if your teachers are really as bad as you claim, just do your work and listen to them and MAYBE they won't be so bad. i am guessing you never did what you should have, and never did your work or followed the rules? if you did i imagine the teachers wouldn't be so bad.

No, it's not me. the first week of school, I knew my math teacher was a hard ass. just the way she presented herself was discouraging. I go to my classes at least 2-3 times a week maximum. it's not like they don't know what I look like.

Courtnee
01-11-2006, 10:56 PM
I've been waiting to use this one....


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:D

KristinHerreraFan
01-11-2006, 10:59 PM
No, it's not me.

That statement is unture. If it truly is your teachers, than you would be going to classes, your teachers can't force you to skip, it's you who decides what your going to do and what your not going to do. You control your brain and you control your actions, so you, yourself, can control yourself to stop the skipping, because it is you who makes your choices. You said it, we didn't.

Courtnee
01-11-2006, 11:01 PM
That statement is unture. If it truly is your teachers, than you would be going to classes, your teachers can't force you to skip, it's you who decides what your going to do and what your not going to do. You control your brain and you control your actions, so you, yourself, can control yourself to stop the skipping, because it is you who makes your choices. You said it, we didn't.
:clap: :clap: :clap:

Hollow
01-11-2006, 11:01 PM
*slaps forehead. shakes head. leaves thread*

Courtnee
01-11-2006, 11:02 PM
*goes to get doughnuts*

Chad Michael Murray
01-11-2006, 11:12 PM
*goes to get doughnuts*

*demands a doughnut when you return...SUCKAAAAAAAAAAA!* :mrt:

Courtnee
01-11-2006, 11:31 PM
*demands a doughnut when you return...SUCKAAAAAAAAAAA!* :mrt:
*Gives him one*

PZelda
01-11-2006, 11:46 PM
That's life. I had several hardass teachers myself when I was in high school. You know what I did? I sucked it up and dealt with it. It would be a different story entirely if they were mean to me, and none of my teachers were mean to me. They were just very firm in their teachings, "hardasses" as you call them. I figured out their style of teaching and in no time, I excelled in their classes. Did I skip? No. Did I complain? Oh sure, I did. Did I deal with it? Yes. That's life. Life would be really boring if all the teachers were the same and the schoolwork was easy.

Don't come to us when you turn 16, drop out of school and whine and moan because even the fast-food places won't accept anyone with no GED or diploma. Karma is a bitch.

¤I Love Clay Aiken¤
01-11-2006, 11:47 PM
Im not condoning this in any way, but for the love of God if youre going to skip atleast leave the damn school. I never saw the point in kids skipping just to hang out in the cafe. I mean, meangya.. if youre gonna skip atleast make it worth it.

Karen*
01-12-2006, 12:18 AM
I don't wanna preach to you, but skipping school regularly at ANY grade is not wise at all. What you do now can develop into bad unhealthy habits. I really hate school and life in general right now, but my motivation to keep on is knowing that my education will take me far in life, no matter how hard things are. I want to be happy and make lots of money while I'm at it too. School is tough, but that's life dudeeee.

KristinHerreraFan
01-12-2006, 12:39 AM
That's life. I had several hardass teachers myself when I was in high school. You know what I did? I sucked it up and dealt with it. It would be a different story entirely if they were mean to me, and none of my teachers were mean to me. They were just very firm in their teachings, "hardasses" as you call them. I figured out their style of teaching and in no time, I excelled in their classes. Did I skip? No. Did I complain? Oh sure, I did. Did I deal with it? Yes. That's life. Life would be really boring if all the teachers were the same and the schoolwork was easy.

Don't come to us when you turn 16, drop out of school and whine and moan because even the fast-food places won't accept anyone with no GED or diploma. Karma is a bitch.

:yeahthat omg bravo! brav-o!!!

Ireneparalegal
01-12-2006, 12:40 AM
*goes to get doughnuts*
bring me one please sweetie:wave:

D.J.
01-12-2006, 01:32 AM
At my HS it was nearly impossible to skip without your parents eventually finding out. The administration would go all out to locate your parents and tell them you weren't in school and demand to know why. That's the main reason I never skipped. I don't understand how kids keep getting away with it. If you keep going on like you are you're just going to fall behind and it will be harder next year for you to keep going to class everyday when you are so used to skipping all the time.


In New York City, teacers don't care if you don't show. With my English teacher, my friend bought him a bagel every day he showed up and passed with a 65. I can't afford to cut because I've failed classes while showing up every day.

~*Hannah_Lee*~
01-12-2006, 01:47 AM
Well, If you had the teachers I have, you'd skip too. I am not a dummy, I am just not motivated to go to classes.
I feel your pain. School can really suck, sometimes. I have some advice for you though...























Get over it. Life's a b**** sometimes. Be a man and learn to deal with it. :rolleyes:

Chad Michael Murray
01-12-2006, 02:00 AM
Get over it. Life's a b**** sometimes. Be a man and learn to deal with it. :rolleyes:

BURN!! :eek:

dawsongirl
01-12-2006, 02:44 AM
Im not condoning this in any way, but for the love of God if youre going to skip atleast leave the damn school. I never saw the point in kids skipping just to hang out in the cafe. I mean, meangya.. if youre gonna skip atleast make it worth it.

:rofl:

CollegeDropout
01-12-2006, 12:27 PM
if you are going get up to go to school and then skip you may as well go to class because its prob. more exciting then whatever you are doing...see for me getting up was the hardest thing in the morning, otherwise school wasnt that bad...but if I wanted to skip I would have my parents write me a note and generally I would sleep thur first period which is 90 mins and a bitch if you have a bad class and because I worked in the office during soph. year I was friends with one of the secretarys and she dismissed me whenever I wanted...haha but anyways the point is go to class for most of time, get good grades and then you can end up at a kick ass college like me....basically

TheGreatPretender
01-12-2006, 12:53 PM
Well erm..you better GET motivated somehow or you will be screwed.

YoliUSA
01-12-2006, 01:15 PM
They are too demanding, if if you ask me, they teach at a college level.

I know what you mean, but I personally believe that they do that so that you'll get used to the college system and all that. Some of my teachers try to teach at that level and I know its hard but I appreciate it, because when I go to college next fall I won't be so overstressed. :)

MsOrange
01-12-2006, 01:36 PM
Ok... and what do you want us to do about it? Suck it up, you weenie.

PZelda
01-12-2006, 02:00 PM
Believe me...High school is easy compared to college. I am just wrapping up my last year of gen ed/journalism courses in college, I just started my 3rd year of college so it will take me two more full school years to get my bachelors degree. Gen ed courses in college are basically review classes of what you learned in high school...But I have had to take major-specific courses that were, to put it bluntly, a pain in the ass. I still have days where I wish I was back in high school because I miss the daily routine-ness of the day and having all my classes daily, as opposed to a few times a week in college. Oh...and did I mention tuition AND PAYING for books?? God, that has to be my least fave part about being in college. Stupid tuition and books. :cuss:

MsOrange
01-12-2006, 02:24 PM
Believe me...High school is easy compared to college. I am just wrapping up my last year of gen ed/journalism courses in college, I just started my 3rd year of college so it will take me two more full school years to get my bachelors degree. Gen ed courses in college are basically review classes of what you learned in high school...But I have had to take major-specific courses that were, to put it bluntly, a pain in the ass. I still have days where I wish I was back in high school because I miss the daily routine-ness of the day and having all my classes daily, as opposed to a few times a week in college. Oh...and did I mention tuition AND PAYING for books?? God, that has to be my least fave part about being in college. Stupid tuition and books. :cuss:
and don't you love all you go back to sell a 200 dollar, in perfect condition book and you get back 30 bucks TOPs

Kay Scarpetta
01-12-2006, 03:02 PM
It's not "okay" or "better" to skip freshman year, for the possibility of failing your classes and having to stay back. It's still school your missing, a whole year of education.

We all have really sh--ty teachers. Suck it the hell up.

Brent88
01-12-2006, 03:29 PM
You don't need to be skipping classes... especially on a regular basis.

I hate to tell you this, but when you get to be 16-17 and your failing in school and can't get a job, your going to regret it. The world is a cold dark place and you aren't going to make it if you don't try to work hard. Yeah... I had horrible teachers, yeah, I wanted to get out of those classes, but it's not wise.

CollegeDropout
01-12-2006, 03:29 PM
and don't you love all you go back to sell a 200 dollar, in perfect condition book and you get back 30 bucks TOPs

last semster I actually got 90...it was nice i was like yess cash

Brent88
01-12-2006, 03:31 PM
No, it's not me. the first week of school, I knew my math teacher was a hard ass. just the way she presented herself was discouraging. I go to my classes at least 2-3 times a week maximum. it's not like they don't know what I look like.

:rolleyes:

Doesn't your school have rules that if you miss so many days with no excuse you fail... and believe me, if your missing your classes 2-3 times a week, over 9 weeks that's 18-27 days, that's more than the amount your allowed to miss per SEMESTER here.

So, if you fail the classes, then your in the exact same hole.

One thing I learned in middle school, if you give your teachers respect, they willl give you their respect. You don't treat your parents like you do them do you?

Brent88
01-12-2006, 03:37 PM
have fun pumping gas.

:lol:

He'll be lucky to get a job doing that with these habits.

If your skipping school now because you don't like the teachers, I have a big newsflash for you... it's not going to get better, and the real world is even worse. You'll be wanting one of your worst teachers once you have a boss.

dawsongirl
01-12-2006, 03:55 PM
and don't you love all you go back to sell a 200 dollar, in perfect condition book and you get back 30 bucks TOPs

Or the: This book is has a new edition coming out. We can't take it back.

:censored:

PZelda
01-12-2006, 04:11 PM
and don't you love all you go back to sell a 200 dollar, in perfect condition book and you get back 30 bucks TOPs
YES! I've lucked out though... I had a $98 biology book that was used when I purchased it last semester- I got $65 back on it...I didn't break even, but it was still nice that I got more than $30 for it. Heh. I had a brand-new sociology book that I sold to the bookstore (I think it was $50) and I only got $16 for it. :soapbox:

College books in general just put me in a bad mood, be it the start or end of the semester. PSH.

EmoJoe
01-12-2006, 04:12 PM
if your teachers are really as bad as you claim, just do your work and listen to them and MAYBE they won't be so bad. i am guessing you never did what you should have, and never did your work or followed the rules? if you did i imagine the teachers wouldn't be so bad.
Nah that doesnt work. Some teachers just hate you. Like my Science teacher.

Michael [hXc]
01-12-2006, 04:19 PM
No, it's not me. the first week of school, I knew my math teacher was a hard ass. just the way she presented herself was discouraging. I go to my classes at least 2-3 times a week maximum. it's not like they don't know what I look like.

well do most other people have a problem with her? whether or not she is truly a "hardass" :rolleyes: it's YOU who has the problem by skipping classes. maybe it was the way you presented yourself that made her be a hardass, and if she truly is, i think you deserve it. do you think we here are being hardasses to you? cuz you haven't presented yourself very well here, and you've given me the impression that you just don't care about anything. when i get a car and can drive, i will be expecting people like you to be there to pump gas for me. but SOMEONE needs to do jobs like that, so the best candidates are people like you.

EmoJoe
01-12-2006, 04:33 PM
No, it's not me. the first week of school, I knew my math teacher was a hard ass. just the way she presented herself was discouraging. I go to my classes at least 2-3 times a week maximum. it's not like they don't know what I look like.
So? I hate my Science teacher. But I dont skip

MsOrange
01-12-2006, 04:51 PM
Or the: This book is has a new edition coming out. We can't take it back.

:censored:
omg my :censored: god, I know what you mean. I cannot count the number of times that happened to me. One time, I went to sell back my Geography book, and htey actually said "well, that class is not being offered in the fall, so you'll have to come back and sell it for spring, that is, if they have changed editions by then". I just looked at her with a eat **** face.

MsOrange
01-12-2006, 04:52 PM
YES! I've lucked out though... I had a $98 biology book that was used when I purchased it last semester- I got $65 back on it...I didn't break even, but it was still nice that I got more than $30 for it. Heh. I had a brand-new sociology book that I sold to the bookstore (I think it was $50) and I only got $16 for it. :soapbox:

College books in general just put me in a bad mood, be it the start or end of the semester. PSH.
for real... you pay over 100 bucks for some of these, and then you get to class, and only use it maybe once

Dutabi84
01-12-2006, 04:54 PM
You remind me of the burnouts that would skip class to sit in the park and beg people for drugs. You're headed in a similar direction, hopefully minus the drugs.

You're giving up way too easily. Failing class is at least a little bit more respectable than throwing in the towel altogether. From what I can gather, you sound like you have the potential to do a lot better than just failing. Give it a shot.

dawsongirl
01-12-2006, 04:56 PM
omg my :censored: god, I know what you mean. I cannot count the number of times that happened to me. One time, I went to sell back my Geography book, and htey actually said "well, that class is not being offered in the fall, so you'll have to come back and sell it for spring, that is, if they have changed editions by then". I just looked at her with a eat **** face.

Good reason I never wanted to work in the bookstore. :lol:

MsOrange
01-12-2006, 05:02 PM
Good reason I never wanted to work in the bookstore. :lol:
oh lord, i coudn't, i'd automatically turn into a bitch... well, i did even if i didn't work there. i hated that place.

PZelda
01-12-2006, 05:16 PM
for real... you pay over 100 bucks for some of these, and then you get to class, and only use it maybe once
Exactly! At my college, they seem to change the procedure for buying books every single semester. When I started college in January 2004, everything was still in paper format. Then EVERYTHING changed that fall, but they were still doing a paper format... it was really confusing. The last two semesters (both in '05) have had the same procedure, as with this semester. But they still change things around.

What a PITA! (pain in the ass)

dawsongirl
01-12-2006, 05:25 PM
What a PITA! (pain in the ass)

:lol: I've never seen that. Well 'PETA' people are a pain in the ass, so it works.

MsOrange
01-12-2006, 05:52 PM
why did you post this?

Chad Michael Murray
01-12-2006, 06:12 PM
why did you post this?

Seriously. I could understand a post saying "I feel really discouraged with school and have been skipping classes, blah blah blah, I want to change, are there any methods you guys use to deal with it?" or whatever.

But this post was basically "Hey ya'll, I'm Justin Timberlake, and I skip class cause it bes the cool thang to do, fa shizzle."

...I decided to name him Justin Timberlake purely based on artistic license.

KristinHerreraFan
01-12-2006, 07:01 PM
fa shizzle

haha :lol: never again!

Michael [hXc]
01-12-2006, 08:07 PM
the thing i don't get is he sounds PROUD to skip classes, smoke, etc. does he expect to get any sympathy from us? that's life, so toughen up if you want to last out there. school is just like practicing for work as a grown up, and if he skips classes, what is he going to do at a job? just skip work? actually he will need to take school seriously if he even wants a job. :lol: ******* teachers are just one of the smaller tortures in life, so deal with it. :)

EmoJoe
01-12-2006, 10:57 PM
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/forumfun/sucks12.jpg

Titania
01-12-2006, 11:51 PM
I still have days where I wish I was back in high school because I miss the daily routine-ness of the day and having all my classes daily, as opposed to a few times a week in college. Oh...and did I mention tuition AND PAYING for books?? God, that has to be my least fave part about being in college. Stupid tuition and books. :cuss:

That's one part I love about college- having classes only a few times a week. BUT, and there's always a but, if you're not motivated this will come back and kill you. I had days last year when I didnt have class until 1:10 in the afternoon, but I figured out pretty quickly that unless I dragged my butt out of bed and did homework and study all morning, i wasnt going to be too thrilled with my grades.

And you've never lived until you've had a four hour biology lab starting at 8:30 in the morning. Agh, gen ed requirements are the bane of my existance. Tell me how I'm going to need BIOLOGY as a POLITICAL SCIENCE major.

And books...I hate buying books... :mad:



Oh, and to the person who started this thread: that's life, bottom line, get over it.

PZelda
01-13-2006, 12:32 AM
That's one part I love about college- having classes only a few times a week. BUT, and there's always a but, if you're not motivated this will come back and kill you. I had days last year when I didnt have class until 1:10 in the afternoon, but I figured out pretty quickly that unless I dragged my butt out of bed and did homework and study all morning, i wasnt going to be too thrilled with my grades.

And you've never lived until you've had a four hour biology lab starting at 8:30 in the morning. Agh, gen ed requirements are the bane of my existance. Tell me how I'm going to need BIOLOGY as a POLITICAL SCIENCE major.

And books...I hate buying books... :mad:



Oh, and to the person who started this thread: that's life, bottom line, get over it.

*dies* FOUR HOUR lab?!?! Dear god. :faint: Mine was two hours, and I thought I was going to die in that class. It was 3pm - 5pm, so by the time I got out, I was starving. :lol: I swear my lab instructor was on crack or something.

That was my thoughts EXACTLY...How am I going to need BIOLOGY as a JOURNALISM major?? :wallbang

Brent88
01-13-2006, 01:42 AM
4 hours???

:eek2:

I hate lab.

Brent88
01-13-2006, 01:43 AM
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/forumfun/sucks12.jpg

:brent

KristinHerreraFan
01-17-2006, 10:21 PM
:lol:

Ireneparalegal
01-17-2006, 10:26 PM
I am 40 years old and I miss high school and all those young years. I just hope that the rest of you in school/college, etc. keep up the stamina, determination and hard work and not let pure laziness get the best of you. I had gone back to college in my late 20's and I was so glad, so happy and so determined to get my career going. There's nothing like accomplishing a goal, like education and being self-reliant.