Unfair Punishment? I think so.

[JurseyRider734]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Unfair Punishment? I think so.

He works for himself. I already tried to talk to my mom, and as i said before, she said "WELL....YOU SHOUD LISTEN TO YOUR TEACHER."


I wasnt there, good job, how am I supposed to do that.

Like alain said, the punishment should fit the crime. I left up a webpage for my dad to read and apparently he did. I'm on my sister's computer now.

[falconsfan14]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Unfair Punishment? I think so.

well i agree with the last part im sorry

[eVILPeeR]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Unfair Punishment? I think so.

One way or another, it's still your responsiblity to learn the material you missed. And if you can't talk to your mom about it, well that's tough beans.
Just tough it out. It could be much worse, and he might return your laptop and phone sooner than you think.
Your education is extremely important to your future, your parents just care about you.

[falconsfan14]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Unfair Punishment? I think so.

well the question is can you make up the work and if you can i advise you to do so. my parents would reduce or take away my punishment if they saw me correcting my mistake instead of tryin to sway them in a direction that they obviously arent gonna go in. so ask to make it up. OR study hard and make good grades theyll see how hard your working and probably reduce your punishment.

[jazzmosis]

RE: Re: RE: Re: RE: Unfair Punishment? I think so.

Wow, that's BS.

Take it from someone who's BSed almost every test in the history of time - you don't need to know whatever you missed.

As for the father situation, as angry as you are, don't delete his files. That won't make him less mad. Just ask for ONE of your electronics back. I'd suggest the laptop. I've got parents who didn't (I don't live with them anymore, so yeah) ever listen to what I said, and they still don't trust me. I dunno why, but it's useless to argue. Get back at them by going to a friends house and not telling them, or coming home late. It pisses them off, but they'll get why - even if they are being no-talent assclowns about the whole situation.

[msbrunnettemickey]

Right now i'm on his computer, and debating whether or not I will delete all of his work files.

delete them... lOL last time i got bad grades.. was in freshman year... id idnt have my computer for a year.. thats why i go to school every day now and then.. jursey comeon i mean you are a smart girl.. why were you absent so many times though?

He works for himself. I already tried to talk to my mom, and as i said before, she said "WELL....YOU SHOUD LISTEN TO YOUR TEACHER." -- everyone gets that a lot...

[falconsfan14]

yup moms say that if your talking about grades and you say i wasnt there. theyre not listening so they will come back with you should have benn listening to your teacher.

[Fatal_Flame]

Agreed.

[CypherToorima]

I think my I.Q. dropped :<

[JurseyRider734]

I could send my mom on a huge guilt trip.

[Fatal_Flame]

Because obviously she deserves it.

[MythamX]

I concur with F.F. If your parents are stupid enough to argue at you for no reason, and not willing to see it your way, (the right way) I say pay them back in full. Also, when my laptop was taken from me, I took it back and my dad didn't notice, and if he did he certainly did not care.

[JurseyRider734]

My dad would care. But to spite him in a small way, I downloaded winamp and Msn on his computer ;D

[Specforces]

You'll face many days like this in your childhood Eva.

[JurseyRider734]

So will you, Corey.