A group of pedestrians disrupt a movie set, followed by students protesting against an overly strict dress code and the banning of tag in elementary school. Meanwhile, high school students face the consequences of budget cuts affecting extracurricular activities.
Finally, some guy shouts"They can't stop us all!" and on cue, we all hopped the barriers and poured into the movie set. Christopher Nolan and all the security can't stop grumpy city pedestrians from going where they want.
It worked. Flawlessly. The campus police didn't even realize anything was happening until the cannon had been moved, and the school didn't want to pay a crane service to move it back, so it stayed in place. My complex of townhouses has a new HOA manager who keeps putting passive aggressive notes on everybody's doors about parking issues and not having guests over and threats of towing. Tonight we had a superbowl party, arranged parking with neighbors who were also having superbowl parties, and everyone parked where the HOA said they'd tow. Nobody got towed. Check and mate dumb HOA manager.
No one could stop us. Even the teachers who tried to corral us back failed because we out numbered them 40 to 1.Halloween costumes were banned at my high school because of some idiots like 10 years before that dressed up and used it as an excuse to hide their face while they vandalized the school. Our parents had a relatively lax bedtime for us at the time, which was like 9:15. However, when 8 o'clock rolled around, the ladies decided it was time to put us to bed. We tried telling them that we had another hour before bed, but they wouldn't listen. They actually convinced us that our parents were coming home soon, so we should suprise them by pretending to be asleep.
Senior prank 2 grades above me, they all went to school early and filled the staff parking lot with their cars, raided the staff lunchroom and claimed it as their own for a day, and put the school up for sale for 15 dollars on kijiji. Fun times, school staff was pretty chill about it though, spare one teacher who was PISSED about his parking spot.
Alright so i went to a co-op, which is kinda like a school for homeschoolers. anyway, onto the story. I don't know how it started, but someone began to make a distinctive noise with their mouth closed, like"Mmmmmm? Mmmmmm!"which first raised up in tone like a question, then down. Then repeated again and again, like a wave.
Well, this is a group of kids who have done things like punch cacti in half, thrown chairs, dented walls, attacked others with shivs, etc. And if you're wondering, I was the resident desk thrower. IDK I just hulked out when I was upset. One day, the owner of the company told us she was gonna change the working times from 9-5 to 10-6, nobody agreed to that change though. Our contract that she also signed stated 2 things;-The company can end the internship at any time without notice
Back in 5th grade, we had a lunch-aid who I’ll call Bob. Bob was chill, down-to-earth, and nice, so we all liked him.In his place, was a stern, mean, and probably depressed Gen Xer. We have a Band Teacher who is everyone's favorite and everyday while he is walking to get his lunch and dump his tray we applaud for no apparent reason
Within the span of like 10 minutes, there were 4 separate fights in the smaller of the 2 buildings. I guess that sparked something in some of the students because absolute madness broke out throughout the rest of the day. People were fighting in hallways, bathrooms, courtyards, and even the parking lots. There were so many fights, at least 70% of them never got broken up by security or teachers because they were too busy breaking up other fights.
In 8th grade, there was this bad wind storm outside, so they held us inside the school during lunch. They caused a riot. People were pushing their way outside, banging on the windows, to the point that an apple was thrown at a window and broke it. We literally forced the teachers to not punish us because of the sheer size of it. It was awesome.Not very rebellious, just dumb teenagers doing exactly what their told not to.
At a party in high school. 2 cops showed up at the front door. 20-30 drunk high schoolers all at once ran out the back yard into the darkness including the kid who lived there. We all got away but he had to go back and face the music including having his parents called while they were away on vacation in another state.
In my college 11and 12 they made compulsory dress code: white shirt and black pants. We all used to wore black jeans and black T-shirt and only in the classroom we used to wear white apron over the black T-shirt. We all looked cool, so they changEd the dress code again to ban jeans and t-shirt. We didn't comply.
When they tried to call me out on it I pointed out according to the rule book it’s only skipping class if we leave school grounds which we hadn’t. So we didn’t get trouble. But hey they couldn’t have got us all in detention anyway. Basically making a point that the school was stereotyping the kids and that gender shouldn't matter when it comes to clothing.Another one was in high school, grade 9 I believe. We'd just got a new principal. she demanded that no one wear pants that were hemmed on the bottom , just as an idea of how annoying she is ;)Oh wait, the canteen sold soft drinks and energy drinks...
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