<p>Thought change it up a bit and post about great things that happened in junior high. It was eight grade and we had an idiot of an english/reading teacher. Myself and couple of friends of mine noticed this and realized we could outsmart her a little bit. We started playing cards in class gambling, 1 or 2 bucks a game (our desks were in groups like 5th graders). We played Blackjack, euchre, poker, you name it we played it. This started getting around so we played with a different rotation of kids each day in first period (we would fight to get to the seats). Oh, btw us being stupid junior high kids, we didnt know or think to look up if it was against the rules. I hope some of you didnt just look at your code of conduct, it is trust me. So we keep playing, now at luch and sporting events. Word got around to our vice principle and we were told to quit. Of course we did not, and started holding our cards inside the books we were reading from during class and at lunch we played behind the bleachers in the gym. So, being the naturally inquisitive boy that I am, I looked up gamblin in our code of conduct and realized we could get suspended. Needless to say, this scared the **** out of me and we quit. What were some of ur guys fond or illegal memories</p>
<p>In 7th grade our class locked the teacher out of the room.</p>
<p>In the 8th grade I vividly remember a 6th grader smashing a boy’s face [that wore glasses] on his desk which resulted in a very bloody situation…there were traces of blood all over the hallways.</p>
<p>I told my english teacher that gullible was written on the ceiling and she looked up</p>
<p>In seventh grade i finally figured out that if i changed every adjective in my paper to some synonym that was a bigger word i automatically go an A+, if I didn’t do that I had a B.</p>
<p>In 7th grade, we were eating lunch. (Our school didn’t have a cafeteria, so we got our food and ate in our 4th hour class for 25 minutes.)
The teacher left the room for like 5 minutes, and when she was gone like 5 kids dumped their tomato soup into her purse.
She came back and made us put our heads down.
She said that no one would leave until they confessed, so we (the 4th period class) sat there through all of 4th period and 20 minutes into 5th period in silence waiting for someone to confess.
Finally this one girl stood up and named everyone who was involved, and the teacher immediately believed her and let us go. We then realized that her entire 5th period class was waiting in the hallway the whole time.</p>