Dumbest reason you were kicked out of class for?

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If we are doing nosebleed stories it did see me leave an exam hall.

So I never had one my entire childhood but then about 18-19 my nose decides to get its period and bleed once a month (or occasionally when sharp cold temperature change/when tweaked even moderately). So anyway I had almost finished an exam and one comes on. Plug with my other hand and finish up.
Hand in the air.
Looks over and I let it drop to catch below my chin. Obvious what is needed so gestures to go out.
As we were leaving the room and they opened the door to go to the toilet to do the walrus tusk bit they go pale enough that I thought they were having the sparkly bits and I was going to have to catch them.

I would not have minded so much but the invigilators were all fairly advanced medical students (4th-5th year, well after practical stuff is starting to be done) in the medical building.
 
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Dumb on my part or the teachers part?
I've been kicked out too many times (15year old me was a rebel I guess).

These are the most memorable ones though:

- Kicked out for fighting with a classmate and got a disciplinary note and detention (it was his fault, so he had the same fate I did)
- Kicked out? Well... More like I got the whole class out by throwing stink bombs in our usual classrooms. We didn't have class, but someone ratted me out and I had to clean toilets (yes, it's a real thing).
- Same teacher as above, the teacher hated me, she insulted me and called me retarded (even though I had good grades, she hated me for being different) all year long. One of her famous quotes was "Having you in class and a rock would be the exact same thing", so during one of the last days of school, I went and placed a big rock in my seat before ditching her class for good (it was pretty heavy and hard to carry while hiding it, but I managed). A few years later at a class reunion I found out that on that day a TV station had gone to check our school and they recorded ou classroom. My boulder was apparently the focus of the cameraman.

I was generally a good student and was always polite. That one teacher mentioned above though, was trash and should have never been a professor.
Either on the teachers part if they were unjustified, or if the teacher was justified, at least something not that common. would you believe me if i told you something similar happened with a classmate? except the teacher said "a cardboard cutout" so one day he actually left a small cardboard cutout (just a picture of him giving a thumbs up printed on an a4 sheet of paper pasted into a cardboard frame) and left

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If we are doing nosebleed stories it did see me leave an exam hall.

So I never had one my entire childhood but then about 18-19 my nose decides to get its period and bleed once a month (or occasionally when sharp cold temperature change/when tweaked even moderately). So anyway I had almost finished an exam and one comes on. Plug with my other hand and finish up.
Hand in the air.
Looks over and I let it drop to catch below my chin. Obvious what is needed so gestures to go out.
As we were leaving the room and they opened the door to go to the toilet to do the walrus tusk bit they go pale enough that I thought they were having the sparkly bits and I was going to have to catch them.

I would not have minded so much but the invigilators were all fairly advanced medical students (4th-5th year, well after practical stuff is starting to be done) in the medical building.
nosebleeding probably is what made me lose any sense of being scared of blood, it probably helped a lot that one time i cutted a bit of my finger by accident when i was 12 or so, i remember pain (normal when you cut off your finger) but not being scared of the buckets of blood that came out, i was mostly annoyed at how long the hospital visit took, i cut off my finger at like 20, was out of the hospital at 1 or 2
 

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I was only kicked out once and I struggle to call it dumb. I was sleeping in class and my math teacher didn't want me to disturb others so she sent me out. Worth keeping in mind that I usually did really well on the math tests so I guess she also wasn't too concerned about me not learning what she taught.
 

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If we are doing nosebleed stories it did see me leave an exam hall.

So I never had one my entire childhood but then about 18-19 my nose decides to get its period and bleed once a month (or occasionally when sharp cold temperature change/when tweaked even moderately). So anyway I had almost finished an exam and one comes on. Plug with my other hand and finish up.
Hand in the air.
Looks over and I let it drop to catch below my chin. Obvious what is needed so gestures to go out.
As we were leaving the room and they opened the door to go to the toilet to do the walrus tusk bit they go pale enough that I thought they were having the sparkly bits and I was going to have to catch them.

I would not have minded so much but the invigilators were all fairly advanced medical students (4th-5th year, well after practical stuff is starting to be done) in the medical building.
:rofl2:
But you didn't get kicked out of class, you just shared that time when your nose had it's period.
I'm guessing you were the one kicking the teachers out of class for being illiterate.
 

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I was never kicked out for dumb reasons, they always had pretty good ones. I was a problem child to say the least. The "best" in my opinion, was getting kicked out of health class for filling a condom with milk and helium, but the teacher didnt realize what was in there when she popped it with a pin. The ruckus that ensued got me kicked out of class and close to expelled from school.
 

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Well to be fair, it was more so a dumb reason for getting in trouble, as my teacher didn’t care, but some random student did, which for some insane reason resulted in the cops coming over and all my stuff getting searched

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I also got into serious trouble that same year for searching up “nearest gun stores so I can shoot up a school” on my school iPad, which to be fair, I kinda deserved
 
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in high school 15 years ago, we were trying out microscopes and looking at some sample skin tissue and i said out loud to my classmates, "the person this tissue came from is probably rotten"...
it was my teacher's cheek tissue... lol
needless to say, i had a good rest of the day playing Zelda Oracle of Ages on my GBA (yes, i stopped using my GBC once i got my GBA).
 
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I once wrote on a form for why I had forgotten to turn in my homework that space aliens had taken it. that was like 6th grade. there was another time in 5th grade, where a fat teacher snapped this cane in half by leaning on it. she said, "wow, I guess I don't know my own strength" to which I replied, "you mean weight."
 

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i remember in 6th grade during a history test, my nose started bleeding, but the substitute teacher administering the exam refused to let me leave the room until i'd finished the exam...which i couldn't do because my nose had poured blood all over the page...she made me sit in the room through recess because i refused to "complete" my blood-soaked test, so the two of us just kind of sat, in deadlock, as blood continued to drip out of my nose, pooling off of my desk and onto the floor... when the other kids got back from recess, some of them screamed, and ran out of the classroom to tell another teacher what they had walked into...

...never saw that particular substitute teacher again...
 

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