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8ballrollin · 11-05-2007, 04:22 AM

Some of the posts in the "Inherent the Wind" thread had me thinking about other institutionally-sanctioned oddities from my education at the hands of the state of California.

- Roller-skating was a PE elective in Jr High. As was archery. If you were caught shooting an arrow at the neighboring Christian academy, you received an automatic "F". On the last day of the class various deviants all shot arrows at the future Ned Flanders’ school.

- My HS had a smoking section. If you were 18 (I guess) you could go to this painted-off area and smoke. I'm sure there were also long conversions on Dio vs. Ozzie and JP vs. Dokken going on there as well.

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11-05-2007, 04:22 AM	#1
8ballrollin Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: WA Posts: 1,287	Public HS oddities of yesteryear Some of the posts in the "Inherent the Wind" thread had me thinking about other institutionally-sanctioned oddities from my education at the hands of the state of California. - Roller-skating was a PE elective in Jr High. As was archery. If you were caught shooting an arrow at the neighboring Christian academy, you received an automatic "F". On the last day of the class various deviants all shot arrows at the future Ned Flanders’ school. - My HS had a smoking section. If you were 18 (I guess) you could go to this painted-off area and smoke. I'm sure there were also long conversions on Dio vs. Ozzie and JP vs. Dokken going on there as well. As you are moved, please share your own…