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Subject: Have you ever got in trouble but weren't punished?

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Graeme
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Date Posted: 00:04:04 03/27/26 Fri

I can't think of any occasion where I got in trouble at home and I wasn't spanked. Obviously I am not including times where my parents gave a verbal reprimand as a warning to immediately correct a minor misbehaviour.

In a post to Tyler I mentioned that in high school I never got a courtesy and consideration code, uniform code, lunchtime detention - other consequences included picking up rubbish at lunchtime, gym/field/pool workout, isolation, after schhol community service, suspension and ultimately expulsion.

This made me remember once in high school where I probably should of been punished. I was in Year 10 (14-15 years old). In music class a girl was being a [expletive]. So I called her an [expletive]. The teacher heard and told me to apologise and that was that.

No copying out a courtesy and consideration code or serving a lunchtime detention. A boy in my class was flicking rubberbands at another boy and he got after school community service - I get that the school called it bullying, although in my opinion that was a bit of stretch. If I had been school like 40 years prior (1970s) and swore at another student I probably would have been sent to the Principal or Deputy Principal's office and caned.

Interested to hear other members stories. Did you ever get in trouble but escaped a punishment?

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Re: Have you ever got in trouble but weren't punished? Jerry 21:24:06 03/27/26 Fri

Re: Have you ever got in trouble but weren't punished? -- Graeme to Jerry, 21:32:08 03/27/26 Fri

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>I can't think of any occasion where I got in trouble >at home and I wasn't spanked. Obviously I am not >including times where my parents gave a verbal >reprimand as a warning to immediately correct a minor >misbehaviour. > >In a post to Tyler I mentioned that in high school I >never got a courtesy and consideration code, uniform >code, lunchtime detention - other consequences >included picking up rubbish at lunchtime, >gym/field/pool workout, isolation, after schhol >community service, suspension and ultimately expulsion. > >This made me remember once in high school where I >probably should of been punished. I was in Year 10 >(14-15 years old). In music class a girl was being a >[expletive]. So I called her an [expletive]. The >teacher heard and told me to apologise and that was >that. > >No copying out a courtesy and consideration code or >serving a lunchtime detention. A boy in my class was >flicking rubberbands at another boy and he got after >school community service - I get that the school >called it bullying, although in my opinion that was a >bit of stretch. If I had been school like 40 years >prior (1970s) and swore at another student I probably >would have been sent to the Principal or Deputy >Principal's office and caned. > >Interested to hear other members stories. Did you ever >get in trouble but escaped a punishment?
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Re: Have you ever got in trouble but weren't punished?	Jerry	21:24:06 03/27/26 Fri
Re: Have you ever got in trouble but weren't punished? -- Graeme to Jerry, 21:32:08 03/27/26 Fri