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gail
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#61 | Posted: 1 Apr 2020 19:11
I wrote a challenge story on this topic.
There are some hidden references to some of things that were topical at time (eg: the Anthony Wiener scandal, sexting etc) but it is very relevant to this topic,

The title was "The Exhibitionist"

KatiePie
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#62 | Posted: 1 Apr 2020 19:19
transmanspankee
It was the 90s in a quite rough school where I was something of a pet due to being what might be described as 'a girly swot'. I am also an utter wimp so if there had been any sort of negative consequences wouldn't have done it. I was the sort of person who cried if anyone raised their voice even slightly. As it was because I was so different anything I did usually just got a shake of the head and a 'what will you think of next' to the chagrin of the tougher girls.

mj2001
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#63 | Posted: 1 Apr 2020 21:49
KatiePie:
To return to the original post on this thread, while I have no wish to go back to school, one thing which I concur with Brosse6's friend was that school was a time when you could do deliberately ridiculous things without (much) fear of the consequences. I mean in the workplace you could lose your job or be embarrassed forever but at school there was a certain pleasure to be had in protesting some rules.

I agree. We wound up with a far cooler principal my senior year than the previous one. The first day of classes a bunch of seniors arranged a walk-out during school to complain about the dress code. We were in the South and it was hot as hell in our school because of the stupid design. Rather than going ballistic and suspending all the participants, like the old guy would have done, he arranged a sit-down meeting with the ringleaders and then said he'd announce his decision in the commons area first thing the next morning.

So the next morning a good percentage of the 3000+ students were all crammed in to await his decision. He came in wearing his coat and tie, strode to the middle of the commons and then climbed up onto a table so everyone could see and hear him. Without a word, he took off his pants, reveling a pair of Bermuda shorts on underneath, climbed down, slung his pants over his shoulder and walked out. Needless to say he gained instant rapport with the student body as a result, but if the ringleaders hadn't taken the chance and convinced us to participate in the walkout then things might not have changed (and we would have certainly missed a sight I can still remember vividly 40+ years later).

alecleamus
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#64 | Posted: 2 Apr 2020 01:22
I would have no desire to return to those days. They were pleasant enough and pretty wild too. However, I love the idea of an adult woman returning. It is my thing.

Glagla
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#65 | Posted: 3 Apr 2020 13:06
KatiePie:
at school there was a certain pleasure to be had in protesting some rules. I recall at my school the uniform was a dark blue skirt and infractions were usually just that some girls rolled it up to make it shorter. I had the idea of coming in wearing a completely see through (over thick tights) dark blue chiffon skirt. I then ripped all the buttons off my white shirt and replaced them with an assortment of large, colourful buttons. When I was told not to wear brightly coloured tights I came in wearing black fishnets and said, 'But they're black. You never said don't wear tights with holes in them'.

If I wrote a story on that, I think it would be called "The Girl Who Desperately Tried To Get Caned"

KatiePie
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#66 | Posted: 3 Apr 2020 13:17
Glagla
Did I mention that I used to knit in class if I thought the lesson was boring?

PeterJohn
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#67 | Posted: 3 Apr 2020 13:40
KatiePie
Knitting in class would definitely have got you the cane in my era at school.

KatiePie
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#68 | Posted: 3 Apr 2020 14:20
In the 90s, in a school with a lot of fights and drug use and throwing things at the teachers and vandalising or stealing their cars, it got you a fond smile and a report saying what a delight you were to teach.

Glagla
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#69 | Posted: 3 Apr 2020 17:33
KatiePie:
Did I mention that I used to knit in class if I thought the lesson was boring?

Ah! We've got the plot for the sequel already

Often123
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#70 | Posted: 3 Apr 2020 20:25
KatiePie, now I'd like to see a picture of you wearing those fishnets. ;)

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