Sgt Hartman wrote: » I think the worst thing I did was when I picked up a classmate half my size and gave him an Undertaker Tombstone onto the concrete floor. He ended up getting a concussion and I got a bollocking from the principal. The worst thing I saw someone do was fake an epileptic fit. He was expelled for that act of stupidity. What's the worst thing you done or seen someone do?
Kamu wrote: » Two lads set the guys toilets on fire by accident. They were setting toilet paper on fire and one thought it would be great idea to set the roll in the holder on fire.
TheDavester wrote: » Fella pulled a pocket knife and threatened the fella he was sitting next to Another pulled a lad on a leaning chair knocking him off, then the knocked off fella thumped in class and knocked out the fella who pulled the chair someone threw a flaming piece of paper in middle of a class Phantom ****ter - random places in the school was a pile of poo - classroom, gym, hallways/assmemblies etc...never caught Fella in the year or two above, flung a fifty pence piece at a teacher, got stuck on his neck - and the teacher was never back again
harr wrote: » we were taught by an out and out bully of a Christian brother who liked inflicting pain for fun that all stopped the day he thumped the traveller in the side of the head.. he barely flinched and jumped up and proceeded to kick lumps Out of the teacher, gave him a good going over and then just left the class room didn’t see him or Christian brother again.
McGinniesta wrote: » I get suspended for farting in a mechanical drawing class. I got suspended for getting a hair cut. I also got suspended for drawing tits on the blackboard. All fairly tame.
rusty cole wrote: » set a plastic chair on fire with the class clown sitting in it. feckt bromine into other chemicals because sodium was locked in the fume cupboard, the school had to be evacuated. looked up the stand in teachers dress with a mirror on sports day!! not me now, some fecking eejits who no doubt have bigger issues now. all Circa 1990 in north Dublin..those were the days!