my boarding school expulsion

Stonedfox20 · Regular Joined: Oct 15, 2007 Posts: 44 Location: The CTC

Find out where he lives, round up some mates and go and beat the crap out of him. Should've done that in the beginning. The only redemption you'll get at this stage is the 'street' variety. I'm not a violent person either but if you want satisfaction then his option is always available.

paula · Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2008 10:33 pm

Was just re-reading your original post. As I said earlier, its a very powerful story of what often happens. It certainly deserves to be a/ published fully here, at the very least. And b/sent to members if the school BOT individually, and c/sent to the Ministry of Education so they can check that the school has a process. Because it seems to me that they didn't, they just made up the rules as they went, and made mistakes.

Are you entirely certain that the regan person got off scot-free ? I take it you weren't expelled but became a day pupil and remained at the school, while he remained a boarder ? Then he left at the end of the year ?
Sounds like he had an inside track . . as well as a devious and utterly shite character, to blame someone else for his bad, and to get his mates in the boarding house to back him up.

Of course the best redemption would be to top the class !

Tony · Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2008 7:34 am

I often find in a Boarding situation like your , while Regan might have been able to raise a rabble , by fear, or loyalty at the time, many of then will have remorse now if they know you were put down and they played a part. Have you tried writing to the other guys involved to see if any will support you know??
If you can it would justify doing a short write up on it , maybe even submit it to NORML as an example how cannabis can create victims .

tony

tidsy · Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2008 10:02 pm

im pretty sue he got off scot free because no one told me about anything that happened to him, and i remember him coming back from his board meeting looking relaxed or relieved of some sorts so im guessing he got away completly, no one would support me in the hostel because only a few "so called" witnesses were their at the time, only around five people made witness statements and the others werent to know whether what happened actually happened, only one honest person i asked about it said he wasnt really that sure because he didnt see it, thats about the closest to a defencive witness i got.

twyL · Newbie Joined: Feb 08, 2007 Posts: 6 Location: nz

If what you said is true, I suggest you beat the shit out of the 'others' that screwed you over.

One by one.

tidsy · Posted: Thu Apr 17, 2008 10:02 pm

i tend to not put myself down to thier level, every dog has his day and if theres nothing i can do now than i can just watch them recieve thier karma* one day

*do good and good will happen to you, do bad and bad will happen to you

XLH · Heavy User Joined: Apr 30, 2006 Posts: 223 Location: NZ

hiya tidsy, good onya, i'm much the same attitude. only trouble i've noticed is sometimes its a very long time before the mongrels get their karma, what a shame. but don't let it bother you, just don't forget

twyL · Newbie Joined: Feb 08, 2007 Posts: 6 Location: nz

I don't see how you can just take this kind of shit O_o, but whatever floats your boat


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