Friday, December 4, 2009

Hammer of Justice, or "105 Day Suspension for Being Hit Capped?"

A guildie posted this in our forums. Don't know if it's made the rounds yet or not, but just in case it hasn't I thought I'd share. It's from funnyexam.com, which is Not Safe For Work.

Kahi was running around yelling "Seal of Command fades, I cast Seal of Command, I cast Holy Shock. He then punched a boy in the mouth and yelled "Hammer of Justice."
If it was my kid I'd hug him for his brilliant spell usage before grounding him for irl hitting someone. Seriously. I wouldn't be able to stop laughing if my child did this. The school administrators would think I was a horrible mother, but I would not be able to keep a straight face.

Husband's best friend said:
I can only assume that the discipline here is for having a bad spec. Holy Shock + Seal of Command = useless at two different things.
Younger guildie:
shoulda bubble hearthed to avoid it.
My brother:
What would have been even better is if he'd run up to the teacher while she was shouting at him and screamed "Arcane Torrent!" to silence her.
Gal guildie:
IMO Avenging Wrath to shut up the teacher AND both parents during the scheduled parental conference! My kids would get high fives for such offenses!
Community officer:
Lay on Hands would've meant a permanent suspension imo.

3 comments:

  1. I think I've heard of this... but... 105 days? That's almost half of a school year. That is absolutely ridiculous. "Vulgar language"? Where? I don't see any. -.- People are so stupid, I swear to god.

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  2. 105 days for fighting?

    From the perspective of someone who has taught high school, I'm guessing that means this isn't his first offense. Or anywhere close. If he's made a habit of fighting, suspension for the rest of the school year might be entirely appropriate. He needs to be in an environment where he's not threatening the other students.

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  3. More than half I think, we only had 180 days of school back in my day..so 105/180 almost 60% of the school year. Kind of an odd # of days too, probably just suspended for the rest of the year.

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