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TeenInk "I'm a firm believer in Karma." - Emma Watson in Sofia Coppola's The Bling Ring featured at Cannes Film Festival... http://t.co/AtwVoR8xyT
mine are:
1.dress code
2.don't walk on the grass
3.chew w/ your mouth closed
4.don't jump on the bed
5.Stop
HAHA.
-work hard
-don't play loud music
-age restrictions
-don't make a mess
-no pillow fights
and number six
-no swearing
3) Sit down and shut up
2) Listen to your teacher
1) Don't wag school
I could only think of three. :p
what does 'don't wag school' mean? is that like ditching class?
1) Any rule regarding school
2) Walk, don't run in the halls
3) Stopping at stop signs at 3 in the morning/traffic lights with no one around for miles
4) Children are meant to be seen and no heard
5) Sleep at night
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Originally posted by Starlight
what does 'don't wag school' mean? is that like ditching class?
ditching, skipping, wagging....all the same.
-6 inch rule
-be quiet
-don't hit your brother
-sit the right way
-dont touch me
The 5 second rule (especially pertaining to chocolate!)
I'm all for the 5 second rule... I have the 5 second rule, as well as the 3 second rule. This is where you sneeze, and then wait for 3 seconds for somebody to say "bless you"/ "gazuntite"/ "salud"/ what have you, and if they don't, you say "excuse me"... I hate it when people say "excuse me" without giving anybody the chance to say "bless you" or whatever... *GRRR*
I meant that the 5 second rule should be broken in the sense that you can wait longer. For example, someone drops a square of Hershey's milk chocolate on a floor that is not visibly dirty. even if it was there for 7 seconds, I'd still pick it up and eat it. :)
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Originally posted by Morgaine
I meant that the 5 second rule should be broken in the sense that you can wait longer. For example, someone drops a square of Hershey's milk chocolate on a floor that is not visibly dirty. even if it was there for 7 seconds, I'd still pick it up and eat it. :)
-Don't talk to strangers
(how are we supposed to make new friends if we never talk to strangers????)
-No talking (wherever - the library ... class)
-No reading in the car/bus
all I can think of at the moment. But I object to breaking the "no jumping on the bed" rule. No kids that I babysit are allowed to do that. Once, when he was about 4, my little brother was jumping on the bed and bit the end of his tongue almost off. Blooooooood everywhere, him screaming (the last inch of his tongue was still attached, but only by 1/4-inch piece of skin) eeewwwww - not something I ever want to see again! eeew eeew eeew gross! Ick!
that's soooooooooooo sad/disturbing/ewww.
oh god! that's disgusting! I am never ever letting kids i babysit do that never never never!
I was babysitting by this family with 4 kids once. At bedtime, the 2 youngest started jumping on the bed. One slipped, or sat down or something, but the next thing I know, he's screaming. He had smashed his chin on the bar across the bedposts. He didn't need stiches or anything, but since then I don't let kids jump on the bed. Too many things can (and usually will) happen. With older kids, I just tell them this story and let them decide for themself, but I can't bring myself to leave the room if they decide to jump; I fell like I should be there to catch them if they fall or something.
5) Don't commit homicide
4) Don't commit arson
3) Don't commit burglary
2) Don't drive after injecting heroin
1) Don't go the middle school and smell the bike seats
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Originally posted by Cole
1) Don't go the middle school and smell the bike seats
I mean, c'mon, everybody does it, but nobody wants to admit it. It's the hardest rule to follow.
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Originally posted by Cole
I mean, c'mon, everybody does it, but nobody wants to admit it. It's the hardest rule to follow.
