OK.

well if you didn't have class till 1pm you didn't break any rules you weren't there in the first place so it's not "leaving" campus it's "arriving in time for school"

I was in a parking lot once.

Horray for you dyliumo...glad you were the first idiot poster...Why do people insist on doing that??

I don't like people watching me do things like eat or drive

^wat the *** is wrong with u WIERDO cant imagine going out with u on a dinner date.

like anyone would want to go out with someone not even able to type "you"

ROFLMAOPLANE 61

ROFLCOPTER SMASHSMASH

The amount of illiterate fools on this comment thread is staggering.

Remove that first 'would'.. yeah..

I really hope that you're joking.

you mean the second "would"

actually it's the second would, so shut up.

blerr blerr blerrrrr, LOL my bad I forgot about them taking roll, although I had some teachers that wouldn't bother. Pea brain wasn't used seriously,.. buttt, in my rash comment I made no sense. MY BAD, get your fkn panties in a wad why don't you, next time just dont leave school! Problem solved dodo!

haha, win.

I like how you said the exact same thing I said

I think it was a misunderstanding. I think #24 thought that number 6 was dissing number 3, and didn't realize they were the same person. So I think 24 was yelling at 6 to not make fun of 3, while not realizing that 6 was correcting her own error at number 3. Make sense?

#46 you are crazy

Our school had a rule like that too and during senior year, you have an obligation to break as many rules as possible

I'm guessing the OP is a teacher and not a student, and they're not allowed to leave during the day because they're paid to do a 9-3 job and should be preparing classes, marking homework, etc.

What happened is exactly why you cant leave. If there was a fire, and they were away, the people will think they're still in the building and try to save them.

I doubt it. He was parking in the student parking lot

The teacher theory would make more sense in the context of the FML, except that the OP was driving into the student parking lot.

good save tho, ur the first to try that approach

Yeah we occasionally use words like that in the UK - it may just depend which part you come from. :)

#13 - does it matter??

Yeah, I was about to say that, it's very Americanised for a post from the UK. Oh well. And #14, I've been all around the UK and I have never heard anyone call a car park a 'parking lot'. Just saying.

I've never heard somebody from the UK say "run some errands" either, really hope this is actually an American posting.

Why would you hope they're American?? Why does this matter in any way, whatsoever? I'm from New Zealand and we speak British Enligsh but would say any of these things. Just depends on the person. There's a lot of American TV in the UK also.

I was just about to say this. And most of us don't use these words very often at all, to the extent that it's really jarring for me to hear them an English accent.

I have to say he's british. He said he had no 'lessons'. Americans use the word "class", I have yet to hear lessons used except for something like "piano lessons".

Actually, we do say "lessons" all the time here.

Maybe they're from the US originally.

Um, fire DRILL = no fire.

And if there had been a fire, he might have been the prime suspect for arriving just then.

i know it was just a drill but it was just kinda funny thinkn this dude pulled into the parking lot and there was smoke pouring out of the building