- Nuri
This is kind of a funny memory now that I’m an adult…1st grade! I got suspended for biting this boy’s hand when he tried to take my HELLO KITTY eraser. OH HELLS NO! NOT THE SANRIO MERCHANDISE!!! >;O
He was such a baby, started crying and I didn’t even break the skin.
Pansy.
- Koneko-chan
I tend to get physically violent for some reason. *sniff* So anyway, this guy who had been stalking admiring me for a year got the courage to ask me out on a date. (I really hate him. >w<) So I smile at him, say no, punch him in the face, and run. My aunt found out and laughed. x3 - Liana
When i was about 6 years old, i found some monopoly money… and i though, wow i’m rich.. i am going to go to the depaneur (corner store) and buy alot of candy! I forgot to tell my parents that i was leaving… mind you i was 6… and i walked out of the back yard and onto the side walk…So i went to the store, and grabbed as much candy bars as i could and tried to pay the guy with my monopoly money… well he got pissed off at me and called the cops, and at that moment my parents ran into the store and yelled at me for running away, and stealing chocolate bars…then about 5 minutes later the cops showed up.. they all laughed at me, and i cried… i was grounded for the first time, when i was 6 cause of the “Monopoly Incident”
- maniackiller
Well… I haven’t gotten into much trouble in my current life. But there was this somewhat grim moment:A couple of years back, I went to buy the newly released Volume 30 of Naruto. Went into the CROWDED shop and there were none on the shelves. Thus, I asked the guy behind the counter for one. He handed me a copy. It was then I realized I had no money in my wallet. So I handed it back to him and told him to keep it for me while I borrowed some money from my mother. ( We were out shopping and she was waiting for me at a nearby cafe)
The guy grunted, and I saw him place it on the shelf beside him before I left. When I came back with the money minutes later, I asked for the comic. Instead of taking it from the shelf, he kept insisting he saw me take it home- WITHOUT PAYING.
The trouble was at it’s peak when he picked up his cellphone and wanted to call the police. The guy kept on saying I was a shoplifter, even when I insisted I did not take it. I think I got hysterical by the fifth ‘I returned it to you’. xD Everyone was staring.
Just when I was about to burst into tears ( or call my lawyer), I remembered the comic was on the shelf. And pointed it out in the loudest tone possible. Everyone turned to the said comic. Then the guy muttered that he remembered now: I did hand it back to him, he had forgotten about it.
I could finally leave the shop, then- without any suspicion.
Well… there you go! Was that too long?
- twistafate
When I was younger, there was a room in our house that had jalousies that my brother and I can reach the top of by standing on top of a box-like object. Whenever we played something like “Fortress”, where the room would be the fortress, and when someone would walk by, we would try and prevent that person from getting into the room. The window was the best look-out point the room had, and the best way to use it was to get up and look from the top most part of it. Our nanny always told us to stop climbing on top of the box-like object because we could fall. But since that never happened to us yet, we kept on climbing on top of it.Until, of course the day that I was on top of it and I fell. That wouldn’t have been too bad, except for the fact that when I fell, I accidentally took about two of the glass slats with me. So they became shattered and I cut my head. My brother called our nanny, who called my parents, who then rushed me to the hospital to have my head stitched up. My parents sort of reprimanded me because of my carelessness and also because I didn’t listen to my nanny. But I guess they think that my 6 cm. long scar at the back of my head is punishment enough.
- Haru Naojii
Hmmm.. I don’t get in trouble often, but my mom was pretty hysterical after I did this:My family had been invited over to a party at one of my brother’s friend’s house. He had been told to wear a bathing suit because they were going to swim in the pool out back. After they splashed around for an hour or so they were starting to wrap up the party. My parents handed my brother a towel to dry off with; he wrapped himself tightly in the towel and stood there listening to conversation near the pool. Being devious at that point, I took my lead and shoved him backwards into the pool. With tears in his eyes, he thrashed to stay afloat(he was seven and in 5 ft water). My mother screamed at me and scolded, making a huge scene. Although I regret it to this day, it was rather funny to see my parents fish the crying boy from deep end. *innocent smile*
- AnimeDudess
In grade one, my friend was sleeping for some reason in class, so I poked her… and then she needed to throw up. - lola
I went to a boat cruise held by my workplace, with my friend and co-workers.
The problem was I wasn’t supposed to.
I went straight from work.
So it was getting late, and my parents were worrying. For some reason, I wasn’t getting any reception on my cell phone.
So it was like wayy past midnight, and I was still out downtown, at the harbour.
I called to get a ride, and got yelled at for not telling them where I was, or for not picking up the phone.
My response was very calm, and it was “You didn’t give me a clear answer, so I thought it was up to me, and I decided to come. So now, I’m going to go where the other people are going, so I’m not going to be alone at the harbour waiting for a ride. Pick me up at the station.”I was like totally freaking out inside. But somehow I made it sound like I’m responsible, and that they weren’t clear.
- MidoriAislinn
There is this one time that I got in trouble along with several of my friends and will never forget for a long time to come. It happened just this summer. Six of my friends and I were on a trip to our cabins with our parents. Our parents are great, completely liberal; so it’s alright for us to go off, fool around and have what fun we will (there are limits, though). Anyways, on one night, my friends and I were attending a bonfire with a bunch of other young people. However, as much fun all the smoke and drunk people were, we got bored after a while and snuck off.Where to? The dock of course. More specifically, the dock with boats tied to it. We came across this particularily pretty swan boat and next thing I knew we were all aboard and off. Now, seven people on one swan boat…do not ask how that happened and I won’t try to explain it.
It was pretty dark and we were paddling in a random direction when two of my male friends decided it would be a clever idea to climb on top of the swan’s head. Now, this might have worked if they went one at a time but no, they had to go at the same time. What should happen next but the snapping of the swan head, followed by the flipping over of the boat itself and all seven of us in the cold, cold water.
We swam back to shore, with the broken boat in tow. Soaked, cold, peeved and having to explain how we managed to break a boat, we were not a happy group. Oho, but our unhappiness was nothing compared to our parents’. Let’s just say, some of us are still facing the reprecussion of their unhappiness.
- commanderjay
In my 4th year of High School (2 years ago). The factions in the class where ready to basically kill each other. So they brought out their weapons mostly beer bottles and umbrellas and was ready to give chase with their cars.I stood in the middle of the road and shouted that if they wanted to kill each other, they would have to kill me X_X …then after a few heated minutes they left for home. so the two factions left the party and I slightly collapsed and said “well, at least no one got hurt” ….
We continued the party XD
When was the time you were in the most serious trouble, and what did you do?
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