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The Cabal has arrived.
Monday, 04-Apr-11 23:23:56 UTC from web-
@derpy Believe it or not, I've tried that excuse with a principal before. Doesn't work, because the tool itself isn't considered a weapon even though it can be used as a projectile, similar to how you could still strangle someone with balls of paper or bare hands, but they're not intended to be used in that fashion.
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:45:34 UTC from web-
@retl In my high school, someone one was served with a detention for carrying fingernail clippers.
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:47:30 UTC from web-
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:48:04 UTC from web
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@starshine I'm glad I never got searched in high school...
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:49:58 UTC from web -
@starshine @starshine That's pretty lame. I'd like to see where in the rulebooks they got that from... Unless it's that gotcha rule where students pretty much aren't allowed to bring anything "unauthorized" to class. Which I still think is kinda stupid, but I'm still not entirely convinced that's written in any actual rulebook.
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:51:33 UTC from web-
@retl I'm not even sure what rule it would've been disallowed under. I think the teacher just hated him or something.
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:52:25 UTC from web-
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:53:36 UTC from web
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@retl Yep. And you can't do much either as a student, lest you be called out for causing a disturbance or being unruly or something.
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:54:33 UTC from web
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@derpy I think there's a fanfic that explores why knives aren't always weapons. But I'm pretty sure if you asked 15 different people what any reasonable student would need a knife at school for, noone could give you a reasonable answer. By that logic, if someone decided it's present danger, it would be very hard to debunk that.
Wednesday, 10-Aug-11 18:52:37 UTC from web
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