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Idiots at my school

cllzzrd

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This has really been bugging me today, and I needed to vent some steam, and get some suggestions on how to handle this.

<long angry rant>

So my friends (me and about 4 other people mainly) and I keep a gamecube at school in a teachers closet so we can play it during our lunch and off periods. At the beginning of the year, there were some sophomores (about 5) who wanted to play as well, so we were nice and let them play. Over time, they stopped wanting to play and we were fine with that, except that they started playing yu-gay-oh, and were loudly arguing, cursing, yelling, leaving trash in the teachers room, an generally not leaving the room like it was when they arrived. My friends and I started to get annoyed at this, so we found a different room to play in. It took them about a week to find us. Finally, one day we told them to shut up, be quieter, and pick up their trash, or leave and not come back. They decided to be quieter and things went along nicely for long time (mid november to about 2 weeks ago) . Now along the way, somehow other sophmores found out about us doing this, and also started coming. Yesterday's lunch went something like this...
*my 4 friends and I arrive in the room, set up and are playing quietly, we were in the usual room, but the teacher had a sub that day*
5 mins later, the sophmores come in and immiadtly start yelling as loud as they can things like "Dibs!" "I get wavebird" "No, I called it first!" ect.
So my friends and i look at each other and start the process of losers go out until there are either no more controllers, or people who want to play.
I was on a winning streak, and after every match there were only 3 people who actually wanted to play, so i stayed in and kept winning.
Finally, one person was like, "Fred! (not my real name) stop being a hog, so i let someone else play.
we continued switching out until the end of lunch and all went relatively smooth after that, except for the fact that there were now like 15 sophmores in the room all yelling, swearing, and spilling their lunch everywhere.

So today during lunch, out normal room had a different club meeting in it, so we went to our second usual place.
and once again, after 5 mins of playing, 15 foul-mouthed and loud sophmores walk in yelling the same things like "dibs" ect...

and after yesterday, my friends and I were fed up with it, so we said "no, you cannot play, this is OUR game cube, not yours, and we can choose if we want you to use it or not" so they said "you have to, this is at school and everything has to be fair" so we laughed and said that those days were only in elementary school.
They started to become angry (predictably) and started yelling even more trying to make us angry, which we ignored.
we told them quite clearly that we would not let them play again untill they were quieter, did not leave trash everywhere, and left the room as they found it wen they left. For some strange reason, so they became angry(er), because somehow, being quiet and cleaning up after yourself is a really new and unheard of concept
we continued to play and I started hearing whispers of a "plot" to turn off the gamecube during a match, and that whoever did it and kept doing it would get $5"
well, one person did it once.
my friends and I once again told them why we were not letting them play, adding that reason to the list, along with same reason that it was out game, and we could keep them from playing it if we wanted.
they started talking about bringing xboxes with halo 3 and not letting us play, and we were like "ok, bring your xbox 360 with halo, set it up, and say that we cannot play and see if we care, you can do that if you want to and nobody is stopping you."
So they returned to their incoherent yelling, cursing, and plotting. They kept gaining momentum and we kept ignoring untill one of them pushed another one out of his chair and against the wall where the plug was. I was watching since I was not currently playing, and the person who pushed the chair over grabbed the chair, held it up, and threatened to club the other person if he did not unplug the gamecube. I told the person to put the chair down and chill, but he kept getting angrier. Thankfully the teacher came back in (he was gone the entire time up untill now) and somehow the kid convinced him that he was joking and not serious.

my friends and I have had the last straw with these sophomores. we are going to have play smash during our off periods, cause sophomores do not have off periods, until advance wars days of ruin for the DS comes out, then we are going to wait for brawl with no gamecube during lunch. we are tired of these stupid sophomores coming in and making the two most awesome teachers in our entire school angry at us, even though we do almost everything we can to keep them from being loud and obnoxious. If they want to go and play their precious halo 3 at school, be my guest.

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I fail to see why they would let you bring a game system into school in the first place, tbh.
 

Azua

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Well, no, it's not even that.

It's just asking for it to get broken or stolen.

A lot of kids at my high school had issues with self-control and abused every priviledge [sp?] they were given.
Sounds like the underclassmen are doing the same thing.
It just sounds like a horrible idea.


I would suggest finding some other place for it that they can't have access to, or just leave it at home.
 

OnyxVulpine

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Heh... I hate Sophomores this year. I may not be in the same school as you but crap man... **** Sophomores...

I remember I think last year a couple of students (Didn't know what grade etc. they were in) brought in a GC and played in a back room. Didn't think there was a problem with it, it was on the other side of the room where the teacher usually was and he has like 50 people in the room at any given time so its loud anyway.

-Onyx
 

PyroRyuken

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Heh the same situation for me and my freinds, except that we are Seniors and can kick annoying sophmores out easily. Before we were nice and let them play but soon we had like 40 people in the room wanting to play. We decided at first to let only those who were decent or good play since there were too many people, but even then people who sucked or somehow got the controllers every once in a while. We now have a new room thats locked at lunch with 8 people. it is somewhat decent now. I know what you mean though, it can be a pain.
 

Irow

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Hey, I'm a sophomore man...

I do agree, however, many of my peers have control and jealousy issues. Plus the gaming community at my school is mainly Halo.

If you ever brought a system to my school, it would get jacked ASAP.
 

PyroRyuken

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Hey, I'm a sophomore man...

I do agree, however, many of my peers have control and jealousy issues. Plus the gaming community at my school is mainly Halo.

If you ever brought a system to my school, it would get jacked ASAP.
Lol, it doesn't have to be sophmores. Halo is big, but for some reason, if you have a game of any kind at school everyone wants to play.
 

ChemicalJustice

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I remember last year (my Sophomore year, coincidently) my friends would always bring an Xbox and 4 controllers so we could play Halo 2 during lunch. The teacher was nice enough to let us put the Xbox in a cabinet in his room that kids aren't allowed to go through. we had to stop eventually because the room was starting to become overcrowded with both everyone wanting to play Halo and the Paintball Club.

Oddly enough, by the end of the year, that room became the location of two Risk boards and a Chess set.
 

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I used to get busted back in elementary school just for playing a Game Boy during recess.
hahahah I remember doing that.

But anyway... bringing a game system to school is almost never a good thing. Though my senior year of High School my English teacher brought a SNES and let us play Super Mario for the period. Then my Welding teacher brought an old *** system to class one day. He was showing off how he "built" it from other systems, but we got to play some hardcore matches of Pong so it was still fun.

Personally I would never bring one of my systems to school...It just wouldn't sit right with me.
 

Gerudo Warrior

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i remember doing that too.

my geo teacher lets us play mario kart 64. lol we call him mario lol. Alot of Geo periods i have wasted playing mario kart 64
 

Blackadder

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sophmore?

game system to school?

my Aussie mind does not understand
Hurhurhur. I think a sophmore is what we would call a "Year 7".
Though the gaming system at school is a new one to me! O_o

I remember back in the day I used to bring my gameboy and play Gold and Silver with my friends, but...wow. Skill.

Anyway, I suggest you just tell some teachers about what the kids are doing. Then see what happens from there. If for some reason nothing happens after that, you've got an issue and a half. Or just...stick to a DS and play it somewhere hidden.
 

Luigi Ka-master

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meh, unless there's some dumb kid who wants to MM for like $100, then usually the general stupidity of everyone in highschool makes bringing smash not worth it.
 

darkatma

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My School's slightly more civilized.
I believe if we were to bring a gamecube (we do a few times a year), the rooms are kept clean, and people come in and watch but keep at a controlled level. Then again, i do go to one of the top 50 high schools in the country :p

Tough man, try to deal with it, honestly I cant see why the sophomores would really be so *****y, especially if it's not theirs. I dont let anyone use my controllers ever, and my friends always bring their own, so things work out for us.
 

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lol u gotta contact the teacher from the room and explain the situation before they take your spot. or another way is to challenge them lol
 

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Yeah, best thing would be to contact a teacher, but then there's a chance that no one would be allowed in the room. Either that or don't play for a couple weeks and hope all the kids go away.
 

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If I brought a gamecube to school with no teachers around it'd either get stolen or destroyed before the end of the day.

People at my school are vandals and idiots who don't understand what it means to leave people's stuff alone. I kinda feel sorry for the dudes that have to bring their guitars to school.
 

estion11

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I feel sorry for your situation. At my school the grades know their place more or less and a group of sophmores would never challenge juniors (i thinks that what you said you were) like how you described. But Day of Ruin FTW! When you guys start playing that i challenge the best among you to a match!
 

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Usually they let us bring our xbox/gamecube to school but we have to play outside. we can borrow a tv though! I used to love yu-gi-oh, but now I really really dislike it. I play with my brother for good ol' times bu that's mostly about it.
 

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Don't you have computer classes at your school? What happened to taking networking classes and doing nothing but LANing CS or Warcraft III or something?

I remember just ignoring any work we were supposed to be doing my junior/senior year and just sitting around listening to The Flaming Lips and playing Duke Nukem and/or Contra ROMs all block.

And I didn't have to do it during breaks or lunch either.
 

Kitten

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Haha, a sophomore is a year 11. Second year of highschool = second year of GCSEs. Year 7 would be 6th grade (a sophomore in highschool is 10th grade).

Unless you have a different system to England. I always assumed the Aussie system was mostly the same.
 

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Haha, a sophomore is a year 11. Second year of highschool = second year of GCSEs. Year 7 would be 6th grade (a sophomore in highschool is 10th grade).

Unless you have a different system to England. I always assumed the Aussie system was mostly the same.
..Oh. I assumed that sophmore was the year 7s because of the way he describes them acting. :(

I'd say the British and the Australian systems are much the same -- we take a lot of what you guys do and do much the same.

...Accept better! :flame: :laugh:
 

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I fail to see why they would let you bring a game system into school in the first place, tbh.
I've brought my laptop into school before.

But then again, it didn't leave my sight, or my hands, even when I was sitting down it was on my lap, and it was in a bag too, so nobody really noticed unless I pointed it out to them.

Plus I probably know everyone in my school, there's only about 900 of us, everyone knows everyone.

But anyway,

That's not the point. :p
 

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Exactly.
It doesn't sound like he's in a very small school.


My high school had pretty much every form of non-required technology banned.
Not because they were trying to be fascist, but because a lot of our students simply did not know what self-discipline was.


Our fine arts class was allowed to bring laptops in during our graphic design phase because our stock computers were awful....however, our fine arts class consisted of 7 people, including the teacher.

Even then, we had douchebags that would try to break in to the classroom during lunch period to mess with them. [Little did they know we had them locked in a second room.]
 

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My high school had pretty much every form of non-required technology banned.
Not because they were trying to be fascist, but because a lot of our students simply did not know what self-discipline was.
That's the problem I have here, when the teachers give us an inch we make a mile which results in the banning of the activity. We can't even bring cell phones to school [I still do it anyway, but I keep it off until school ends] because ******* like keeping them on [with their ring tones on] just so they can get messages from their friends or whatever stupid reason they do it.

I'm pretty sure if we didn't have uniforms we'd have a problem with clothes too.
 

CodaBear17

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Wow your school is awesome...lol I cant even bring an iPod. My school has medal detectors and crap like that. And we're barely aloud cell phones
 
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