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There were once 3 boys throwing baby carrots at each other on the bus. I agree, a very dangerous thing to do, as it could distract the driver and cause an accident.

One boy (:D) got caught, and is now suspended from taking the bus for 5 days.

Soooo....the above mentioned boy now gets to lie in bed for an extra 15 mins and gets home about 20 mins before everyone else (cos travelling by car is faster) .... he feels very punished!:rolleyes: I fail to see how this is an effective form of teaching him a lesson.

Good job his Mum has 'vays of makin 'im pay'!

Crucifixion works................

Hehehe I never knew baby carrots could be so dangerous! :wah:

chrisb84uk;826826 wrote: Hehehe I never knew baby carrots could be so dangerous! :wah:


They are - especially when tinned.

Chookie;826857 wrote: They are - especially when tinned.:yh_rotfl

Chookie;826857 wrote: They are - especially when tinned.


:wah: Hahaha yeah I bet they would in that case!!

rjwould;826829 wrote: I think the whole idea here is to have the parents explain to the child why it is dangerous and undesirable to act up during a bus ride.

The problems are;

1) rather than show their might by suspending the child, send home a note to the parents that this is an issue and would they please talk to the child. If they don't, then inform the local newspaper and television station that the Smiths have an unruly child with koodies, and everyone should stay far away.

2) there aren't any t.v.'s on the bus like mom and dad have in the family minivan to keep the children occupied.

Heaven forbid should we try communicating in a respectful manner with the child..


:wah: Well put Rj.

Not to mention the fact that the school thinks they have been very inventive in thinking of ways to provoke the parents into inflicting pain upon the said 'carrot flinger' - as we all know parents are a little 'dense' and need 'poking' occasionally. :rolleyes: :wah:

fuzzy butt;826988 wrote: gotta be careful with those baby carrots .....Could take out an eye!!!.:wah:



You also don't know if the boys have attached proximity fuses to them ....My god the humanity


Hahaha now that is some vivid imagination you have there!! :wah:



Mind you just imagine it, I mean think of the carnage!! :rolleyes:

Pheasy;826811 wrote: There were once 3 boys throwing baby carrots at each other on the bus. I agree, a very dangerous thing to do


Carrots are more dangerous than cauliflouer but not nearly as dangerous as brussels sprouts.

I think that goes without saying though.

The whole point of the offence was that the passengers were distracting the driver.....which could have led to an accident.

along-for-the-ride;827148 wrote: The whole point of the offence was that the passengers were distracting the driver.....which could have led to an accident.


I thought this was about carrots.

I think your wrong here.

Nomad;827150 wrote: I thought this was about carrots.

I think your wrong here.


It's not often I say this but I agree with Nomad, I mean carrots, can you believe it!! :wah:

What's wrong with carrots!

along-for-the-ride;827148 wrote: The whole point of the offence was that the passengers were distracting the driver.....which could have led to an accident.


Yes I agree. Its punishment that is a little weird. :-6

Nomad;827138 wrote: Carrots are more dangerous than cauliflouer but not nearly as dangerous as brussels sprouts.

I think that goes without saying though.


Now if it had been brussel sprouts I would have agreed with the crucifixion punishment You have to really hate someone to throw a BS at them.

fuzzy butt;827168 wrote: I think we're missing the bigger picture here.

They were throwing carrots, which means they are indulging in healthy food choices. Throwing it around the bus was an exercise in exploring the issues of a well balanced diet, and engaging others in healthy food awareness. they were campaigning

These boys are geniuses!!!! They should be applauded not punished ..........You watch they'll go back to eating Mcdonalds agian now.


:wah::wah:

Oh now you are making me feel guilty for taking away his computer time :wah:

Should I beg for forgiveness, or just slide the lap-top through his cell door.

dicey:D

Today I received, in the mail, a copy of the 'School Bus Incident Report To Parents', completed by the bus driver and signed by the principal. At the top of the report is listed various reasons for the report - the bus driver checks the one that applies to the 'incident'.

Here's the one he checked .....

'Bringing articles aboard the bus of injurious or objectionable nature' :wah:

I was wondering if anyone could let me know which one applies to the baby carrots, 'injurious' or 'objectionable'? ....... :rolleyes: :wah:

Honestly why do kids insist on behaving like kids:rolleyes: I mean how chidish:rolleyes:

:wah::wah:

By the way i dont object to baby carrots but i do object to Garden Peas

Also Fuzzy,,, i love your Bwaha Dog:D

Another by the way..........why did they have baby carrots I mean who said hey lets take baby carots on the bus and throw them at each other:-3:wah:

kazalala;827796 wrote: Another by the way..........why did they have baby carrots I mean who said hey lets take baby carots on the bus and throw them at each other:-3:wah:


Obviously somebody's dealing in baby carrots ... rumour has it they are very popular on the black market. Seriously, its a very serious issue, I've heard of kids stealing to get baby carrots.

I'd like to take this opportunity (as a parent who has had to deal with this trauma) to warn all parents out there - don't, I beg you don't, introduce baby carrots to your child - the long term problems that this causes are irreversible.

I blame the carrots parents:sneaky:

kazalala;827813 wrote: I blame the carrots parents:sneaky:


I need carrot councilling :-5

fuzzy butt;827781 wrote: Ummmmm I want to use the Bwaha dog again but I won't . I'll be serious now.

injurious and objectionable.......................Maybe the bus driver got confused and thought he was filling out a Cleo questionaire on sex toys?? :wah:

pheasy this just gets more absurd as you tell the story . Do you mind if I bring it up at the next school council meeting? They need a laugh.


On Wednesday I have to have a 'carrot meeting' with the principal - I just don't know how I am going to keep a straight face :wah:

This is their leader.

Pheasy;827820 wrote: On Wednesday I have to have a 'carrot meeting' with the principal - I just don't know how I am going to keep a straight face :wah:


This is hilarious!! I am crying with laughter here:wah::wah:

Nomad;827826 wrote: This is their leader.




stop it!:wah::wah::wah::wah: