My Building is in Lockdown! - Page 2

irishgrl · #16 12-05-2006, 09:01 PM

Deanna, you have such an exciting life!!

so many stories to tell your future grandkids

DrummerDeanna · #17 12-05-2006, 09:11 PM

^^

I could do without this excitement...which turned out to be not so exciting.

Police have shot the guy....he's not dead, but injured...and I will not be shot going to my car tonight (hopefully).

ryan8472 · #18 12-06-2006, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by xdreamsunwindx

I'm glad to know you didn't get shot in Harlem the other day, sweetie. ;]

I've never really been in a lockdown before, though, last year, there was a kid who had a seziure during homeroom, in the hallway, so the principal came over the PA instructing us that we were not to leave our homerooms until further notice. That lasted about an hour or so. It was sucky.

That happened all the time in my school. Girls would overload on OTC's and keel over in the hallway a lot. And they only held us in class so they werent trampled under foot.

My favorite was when someone called in a bomb threat to the school and they actually let us out early. Of course, it was like, a 13 yeard old who called it in too.

carrie721 · #19 12-06-2006, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by ryan8472

That happened all the time in my school. Girls would overload on OTC's and keel over in the hallway a lot. And they only held us in class so they werent trampled under foot.

My favorite was when someone called in a bomb threat to the school and they actually let us out early. Of course, it was like, a 13 yeard old who called it in too.

did you go to HS in hell?

the most excitement we had was when a squirrel stepped on a transformer box outside the school and the power went out, and we got sent home. and when i was in 9th grade, there were threats of violence for 5/5/99. people were walking around going "five five nine nine, ten times worse than columbine!!111" it was completely retarded.