Burning Hotdog to the eye. An excuse to wear an eyepatch to school.
Actually, I did wear an eyepatch to school, for no reason at all. I ended up trading it for a piece of paper to do an assignment because I can't get lower than a B. As/Bs=All my fencing gear paid for by my parents
Eyepatches are against the dress code at my school. o_o Even on Spirit week and Halloween. And also on National Talk Like a Pirate Day, which is considered "gang-related activity" by our vice-principal. Some seniors last year were caught saying "yarr" and got sent to the office, for whatever reason.
Me too. I'd feel a bit dirty using a sabre though, are you sure they don't have any that are foils or epees?
Done. A broken blade plus couple of hours in the garage:
Cross me and you'll find that under this playful boyish exterior beats the heart of a ruthless sadistic maniac. ~Blackadder http://fencingblog.wordpress.com
I'm with Rac on this: I just cannot stop browsing this site!
"Yes! Rampaging bears are the answer to all of our cultural missteps!"
"Exactly. Paris Hilton? Bear attack. Emo? Bear attack. Reality television? Bear attack. Ann Coulter? Two bear attacks and a swarm of angry locusts." -Faye and Dora, Questionable Content 2003-2008
Eyepatches are against the dress code at my school. o_o Even on Spirit week and Halloween. And also on National Talk Like a Pirate Day, which is considered "gang-related activity" by our vice-principal. Some seniors last year were caught saying "yarr" and got sent to the office, for whatever reason.
Whoo, southern public schools.
Whereas my friend and I burst into our teacher's room while he was teaching with a boom box with the A-Team theme playing, shot him up with laser-sighted rubber-band guns while wearing ski masks, and fled, and got in no trouble.
Whoo, northern private schools.
The only way to atone for being occasionally a little over-dressed is by being always absolutely over-educated. -Oscar Wilde
Originally Posted by Pescados666 
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