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radio question of the day: 04/28/06
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Hmm..my senior year I would show for the start of some of my classes and "disappear" to 7-11 for the rest of it.
Me?
Yup.
Only once in my senior year in HS & Got caught by the truant officer
Skipped many times in college to spend the day at the beach
& still graduated in the top of my class-must have been the sun -
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sure did, thank goodness I could still get good marks with out being there lol.
Too bad that doesn't work the same for university!
Too bad that doesn't work the same for university!
Nope! Not a single one! College was another story! (I wasn't that bad!)
Actually I didn't start skipping class till College. The only time during high school that I skipped class was during exam week when I didn't have an exam in a certain class and I'd go down the river. Here in college though, I skip every now and then.
Technically, no, because my mother would just call in for me if I didn't feel like going to class.
I was the 5th of 6 kids, and my folks just didn't take things all that seriously by the time we were in school....
We were otherwise good kids and didn't take advantage of it...
I was the 5th of 6 kids, and my folks just didn't take things all that seriously by the time we were in school....
We were otherwise good kids and didn't take advantage of it...
I skipped phys ed a few times. I hated gym class with a passion.
oh my I could tell some stories about skipping classes....
she still talks about it to this day and even congratulates me
I did the same thing, however the difference here was when my mother was sent "a note" home she was sure she had written it because it was perfect to her handwrittingOriginally Posted by valanhb
Oh yeah, and wrote notes to excuse myself.They called my mother to say that the excuse notes were in different handwriting, and when she confronted me about it I told that was stupid because I wrote them all myself!Mom was pretty understanding about it, though. I didn't get in trouble because she thought it was funny too, I was just told not to do it any more.
she still talks about it to this day and even congratulates me
Originally Posted by huggles
oh my I could tell some stories about skipping classes....
I did the same thing, however the difference here was when my mother was sent "a note" home she was sure she had written it because it was perfect to her handwritting
she still talks about it to this day and even congratulates me
she is going to be an angel!! She WILL take after her father and NOT her mother!!Originally Posted by fwan
I wonder what Jasmin is going to be like when shes in highschool danielle!!
Uggh! Gym class! I remember they used to make us go on runs around the town. Well, my best friend lived near the school, so we'd just take a little detour and spend the day there instead!
There were about 2 years of high school where I chronically skipped class. It coincided with me getting my driver's licence, funnily enough.
I did like my final year though, and never skipped in college. I think by then I had got it out of my system. And when you're paying your own way, you tend to take it more seriously.
Only like one or two a week, but we had to make up missing those classes on Saturday or we wouldn't graduate, so on the last Saturday School about half of the senior class was there, cool thing was they let us watch a movie instead of study since our classes had actually ended about a week earlier!
Yep!
bad chick!Originally Posted by AbbysMom
I did in high school a few times, but my mother knew about it. There were a few classes in college that I REALLY skipped. I actually got an exam back once and on the top the professor had written "Perhaps if you came to class a little more, you would have done better"
a couple of times!
At college less than ten times but I'm never doing it again. I want to make the mostof my education.
Yes, about 5 times. It was during my senior year, where I had more than the required amount of credits needed to graduate by the middle of the year. I was very bored, and the only thing I needed to pass for requirement was English.
Then the school started a rule where you would immediately fail a class if you were late to it for 5 days a quarter or were absent for 5 days of a semester. I went then, and passed everything (I would have anyway, hence why I was bored).
Then the school started a rule where you would immediately fail a class if you were late to it for 5 days a quarter or were absent for 5 days of a semester. I went then, and passed everything (I would have anyway, hence why I was bored).
