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Are we talking about classroom chairs here? Well, you guys should see the ones here... it's a shambles. I'm forced to sit in one chair which is designed for children several years younger for nearly two hours. Sometimes on a hot day. It's quite simply a nightmare.

By the way, I can track your every move using my mod powers

How unfair! A cause more why I should kill you
Well, I was talking about chairs in school, and I think Dango meant that, too.

Even the swingy chairs here are uncomfy, I should bring in a pillow to school.

One day someone in my history class put a cushion on their seat.

At my school we sit in these:

http://blobs.shoppay.be/products/028-JTZ034.jpg

Really uber!

No fair. D: Why do you get those seats? T.T

You must be kidding, right?

lol, I'm just kidding though our seats are definitely better than at high school. Well, at least in the computer rooms. On the lab they are absolutely horrible. And the worst thing is, they're supposed to be adjustable, but in fact don't want to be adjusted, it seems. ._. And then we also have stools, but those are also not too good for your back. We used them to play cards in the lab though

When we try to play cards at school we usually get caught lel

Our computer chairs are supposed to be reclinable, rotatable and mobile, but they don't seem to do any of these. At least they're very comfortable though.

Matyuv wrote:When we try to play cards at school we usually get caught lel

Same here, we used to do it in the library or even during classes xD

Ya we tried it during the exceptionally boring classes too

Hunchman801 wrote:

Matyuv wrote:When we try to play cards at school we usually get caught lel

Same here, we used to do it in the library or even during classes xD

I usually play Football Manager during boring classes. XD

I used to play Unreal Tournament during class using the only download links that weren't blocked (usually the foreign sites or the stuff you find at the back of the search engine). I started a craze (freshman year in high school, though I'd been doing it for two years already by that time) during my computer classes (as we would be playing something online anyways) and gave out complete instructions to downloading and installing and avoiding getting caught on the network. (I'd always say to unplug the network cable before even installing it--just let it out far enough so you can push it right back in) I even explained how to edit lines in the .ini file so it wouldn't open in fullscreen and instead have it open in windowed mode (so you can quickly switch from work to play). Some of them didn't do everything I said though, as in, not getting caught on the network, and the annoying blocking lady blocked our stuff. (Then I could get blamed for enforcement stepping up big time when she literally starting blocking everything.) Good times.

I usually come here during classes, but I sometimes play the impossible quiz instead.

foultzboyz wrote:I used to play Unreal Tournament during class using the only download links that weren't blocked (usually the foreign sites or the stuff you find at the back of the search engine). I started a craze (freshman year in high school, though I'd been doing it for two years already by that time) during my computer classes (as we would be playing something online anyways) and gave out complete instructions to downloading and installing and avoiding getting caught on the network. (I'd always say to unplug the network cable before even installing it--just let it out far enough so you can push it right back in) I even explained how to edit lines in the .ini file so it wouldn't open in fullscreen and instead have it open in windowed mode (so you can quickly switch from work to play). Some of them didn't do everything I said though, as in, not getting caught on the network, and the annoying blocking lady blocked our stuff. (Then I could get blamed for enforcement stepping up big time when she literally starting blocking everything.) Good times.

LOL that reminds me of good old times too

We also played that so much on high school during free hours in between, haha. The funny thing was that after a while, the system administrator at the time was completely unable to remove it from the school computers. I think someone made it so that it couldn't be deinstalled, hahaha. Instead he'd just run up the stairs everytime and get everyone playing it off the computer and those were always the noobs who didn't know you don't have to play it in full screen, of course. I remember spending lots of free hours there playing against others who were also free during specific hours (mostly the same every week). Sometimes it was like one big LAN party, rofl.

That's awesome. Hehe, knowing that I could do that was one of the biggest reasons for me taking those courses, and they were perfectly scheduled too. One 4th period, then another at the end of the day, 8th period. I had another class in there as well, period 3, where it was generally treated as more of a classroom, though after our lessons (usually very short) she didn't mind what we did.

I'm no coder, or else I would've done that myself, though they'd never know or be able to stop you from playing as long as you remembered to reach back when the teacher isn't looking and unplug the network cable. The computers were new and the software newly installed though, over the past summer, so I was really thinking of using System Restore to get rid of the software, though I didn't muster up the guts and they probably would've nailed me.

Playing games in a Computer class was a thing I have always done. ;3 Always.

Jona wrote:http://cyberscreen.hyves.nl/fotos/413438845/0/bPT6/

If it doesn't work, I'll upload another one.

I always thought you were a lot older than that... especially back at Rayman Zone when you were a mod there. (Due to how serious you were at the time.)

Haha, well I guess I do look a bit young, one of my colleagues told me a while ago that she looked on my hyves profile, and couldn't believe that I was 20. She was even more surprised when I said it was my birthday soon.