Another bomb threat at my old highschool. ::Sigh::

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

Well, some idiot has been writing "A Bom will go off in Loker 412 at noon" in lipstick in the girl's bathroom at my old highschool, the one my sister goes to. This is the 6th time this year (they ahd another one today), and the school's had over 12 last year. It's considered a real bomb threat, even though it's misspelled, written in lipstick and obviously a joke that kids do to get out of class.

::Sigh:: Go figure, the minute I leave is the minute those morons find a good way to get out of school. Not fair.

alleycat · Oct 10, 2006

They used to do that at my high school all the time. Then they changed the procedure for how they handled it: they first checked out the gym just to be safe, then everyone had to go to the gym to either have makeshift class, or to sit there without saying a word while the police checked the rest of the school. Pretty soon the threats stopped.

MidnightMuse · Oct 10, 2006

Makes me nostalgic for the good ol' days, when the biggest thing to happen in High School was finding out the guy in your science class that you'd been flirting with was actually an undercover cop.

Followed by "the big drug bust" during lunch.

Sigh. Ah, the good old days!

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

My old HS just let's the kids out. It's on top of a BIG hill (what isn't in WV?), and not all the kids can get aride, so they'd let us walk home and stuff. As soon as school let out, 2000 kids lit up cigarettes and ran down the hill. Massive chaos.

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

We have a drug dog in our school, who's let free to pretty much roam the halls. He doesn't do his job though (maybe he can't smell right?) because I know more than half the kids have drugs on them half the time, but the dog rarely signals.

Maybe it really is oregano and flour?

Jaycinth · Oct 10, 2006

TsukiRyoko said:
We have a drug dog in our school, who's let free to pretty much roam the halls. He doesn't do his job though (maybe he can't smell right?) because I know more than half the kids have drugs on them half the time, but the dog rarely signals.

Maybe it really is oregano and flour?

You got an oregano and flour dog at your HS??? Awesome! If we can find a pepperoni and cheese dog, we could get a pizza thing going.....

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

We'll call it Sparky's Pizzeria.

Jaycinth · Oct 10, 2006

'Come on in and 'woof' down the eats!"

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

Heeheehee. We'll let random, homeless dogs run around the place and eat everyone's food. Our business would last for a whopping total of 3 days.

Jaycinth · Oct 10, 2006

No, we'll serve bowls of boiled soft tofu on the ground outside and tell folks we're PETA friendly. We'll charge $25.00 per bowl with proceeds going to buy pizza for the poor homeless dogs who are forced to wander in off the street. . .

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

Sadly, we'd probably make more money helping helps dogs than most organizations make towards homeless people.

Liam Jackson · Oct 10, 2006

MidnightMuse said:
Makes me nostalgic for the good ol' days, when the biggest thing to happen in High School was finding out the guy in your science class that you'd been flirting with was actually an undercover cop.

Followed by "the big drug bust" during lunch.

Sigh. Ah, the good old days!

That was you?!

MidnightMuse · Oct 10, 2006

And I meant what I said at the lockers that day

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

dclary · Oct 10, 2006

TsukiRyoko said:
Well, some idiot has been writing "A Bom will go off in Loker 412 at noon" in lipstick in the girl's bathroom at my old highschool, the one my sister goes to. This is the 6th time this year (they ahd another one today), and the school's had over 12 last year. It's considered a real bomb threat, even though it's misspelled, written in lipstick and obviously a joke that kids do to get out of class.

::Sigh:: Go figure, the minute I leave is the minute those morons find a good way to get out of school. Not fair.

At least at my school the bomb threats were all spelled correctly. Good god what are they teaching kids these days?

Liam Jackson · Oct 10, 2006

MidnightMuse said:
And I meant what I said at the lockers that day

It IS you!
:Jaw:

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

Good god what are they teaching kids these days?

Ha, not too much.

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

Wow, you realized her even though she wasn't wearing that mask anymore.

SpookyWriter · Oct 10, 2006

TsukiRyoko said:
Sadly, we'd probably make more money helping helps dogs than most organizations make towards homeless people.

Homeless people can't be trained to pick up the newspaper out front or make very good security people. So it's just a matter of economics. Nothing personal, trust me.

TsukiRyoko · Oct 10, 2006

True, and a dog won't steal your stuff (unless it's a bone or a lovely, rotten piece of meat).

writerterri · Oct 10, 2006

Now why didn't I think of that in the 80's. Gees am I that old?

Elincoln · Oct 11, 2006

We rarely had bomb scares.

Though there was the one time someone phoned the school saying someone had let loose a large crate of snakes into the boiler area.

Turns out there about three pet snakes in boxes and a lot of screaming teenagers.

September skies · Oct 11, 2006

They found a bomb at Roller Towne in my town. What's this world coming to? Who would want to hurt a bunch of innocent little children? My sister called me from Mcminnville this morning too. She does not have little kids, but the high school in McMinnville, Oregon had a bomb threat this morning and they shut it down. Sigh.

Another bomb threat at my old highschool. ::Sigh::

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