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  1. Marcus says:

    What is this I don’t even

  2. Say g'night, Gracie - now with ~I ♥ Bloggy~ T-shirt says:

    :shock:
    Wow. You can get detention for that?

  3. Carador says:

    Lol, school wa so stupid

  4. lolfaillol says:

    SECOND

  5. carib says:

    Wouldn’t it be great to be able to send people to detention for saying things like that when it’s not funny!?

    I should have become a teacher
  6. Arthur Eld says:

    That teacher seriously needs to chill.

  7. whoo says:

    thats what she said.

  8. Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

    This is more like a smartass student W-I-N!!one!1!

  9. failshirt says:

    Waste of time detention notes like these make teachers look stupid. And to think she/he emailed the parent about this! Stoooopid…

  10. Chitman says:

    My school band always says that… infact we spammed it too

  11. LemonBomb says:

    I lol’d more when the teacher wrote “…(innocent comment)”.

  12. hmmmm says:

    can you explain the joke? english is not my native tongue. is it a pop-cultural reference?

  13. Brian says:

    TOTALLY worth a detention…

    • Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

      So it’s a detention win.

      *takes notes*

    • TickleMeCthulu says:

      I feel for the teachers on occasion. 30 of those wonderful lil….’angels’ in a class at a time, with everyone kidding around instead of doing schoolwork , and to add to it, jokes that died when our parents were in short-pants….

      Hard to find being ‘witty’ funny when you’re up to your ears in ‘em, and trying to get through your job.

      All that being said, I’d like to know how many times our little Dalton has said, ‘That’s what she said’ in the classroom… then the detention might make more sense. There should be a check box for ‘Camel’s Back and Straw’.

      • Purrdence says:

        Nice to see that there’s at least one person on here that thinks of the larger picture and instead of the ‘OMGpoorwiddleoppressedsnowflake!’ attitude so many people seem to have these days. *thumbs up*

        • Avis says:

          There are more than you think.

        • Frog says:

          If he indeed had a habbit of disrupting the classroom with dumb jokes, then a detention is justified. But in that case, the teacher should had just written “Continuously disturbs the classroom with comments and jokes”. Mentioning only this one disturbance makes it look like this one disturbance is the only reason he’s being punished.

          I’m on the kid’s side, because either he doesn’t have a habit of disturbing the class and the detention is petty behavior from the teacher, or he does disturb often and this last “joke” was the last straw for the teacher, but in that case she is an idiot because she should had just said he keeps disturbing.

      • Editor says:

        His use of “That’s what she said” indicates that Dalton, though asinine, was also attentive, which, given that this took place on Cinco de Mayo in a Junior High School, I GUARANTEE you places him in the minority among his peers. His antics, if anything, probably grabbed the attention of the class, which the teacher, rather than s**tting a metaphorical brick and throwing him in detention, could’ve used to his/her advantage once the giggles had died down to actually TEACH.

  14. Allison says:

    This was funnier when i saw it on Reddit yesterday…

  15. Nick says:

    Why does it say white student yellow teacher at the bottom? Is the teacher Asian?

    • Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - With 6' Wooden Spoon For Troll *THWACKING*/Stirring Up Trouble says:

      *THWACK*

      • Arthur Eld says:

        I thought it was well spotted and indeed an interesting question. Why does it say that?

        • carib says:

          It probably needs to be filled out in duplicate. The student gets the white slip and the teacher keeps the yellow slip.

        • Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

          It was the skin color reference I didn’t dig, AE.

          • MarkSr says:

            Oh, c’mon LGB, . . . it was a funny observation . . . :-)

            • carib says:

              It was actually racially biased and therefore lacking ‘funny’ in its observation.

              • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

                *agrees*

                • Say g'night, Gracie - now with ~I ♥ Bloggy~ T-shirt says:

                  *agrees also*

                  • *as an asian citizien, whole heartedly agrees*

                    • Avis says:

                      *agrees with agreers.*

                      • AferVentus says:

                        *finds thread most agreeable*

                        • Frog says:

                          Disagrees.
                          And seeing people being so uptight with racial jokes and race in general just makes me want to make more racial jokes :p

                          These jokes make me laugh because people often over-react when they are upset or offended by them. I love to provoke stupid reactions in people. It’s just too tempting.

                          I admit I don’t like jokes on white people so much, even though I see the humor in most of them (and sometimes they actually do make me laugh), but I certainly don’t get offended (unless they are clearly said to hurt, but then what upsets me is not the joke itself but the fact someone has the intention of offending me).
                          I don’t give 2 cents about skin color. I don’t get offended by jokes on white people because I can take a few steps back instead of taking it personally.
                          It’s sad all of you got offended because Nick joked about “Yellow” possibly referring to Asian people. I guess skin color is really important to you guys. Get over yourselves, if you hope to get rid of racism then stop acting like joking about skin color and ethnicity is the highest insult.

                          And FYI, I heard calling Asian people “Yellow” has nothing to do with skin color but first came from the color of a uniform that soldiers from some Asian country (possibly China) were wearing several centuries ago (sorry, I can’t remember when exactly. I didn’t care much at the time I heard this).
                          They were called “Yellow” because either European soldiers did not know from which country exactly their enemy came from (so they could not refer to them by their nationality and instead referred to them by the color of their uniform) or possibly because soldiers of different European countries had uniforms of many colors except for yellow, which therefore was an unusual uniform color for Europeans (referring to the enemy by one of its unusual features is usually common. For instance, the French nick-named the Germans “The spiked helmets” because Germans wore indeed a helmet with a metal spike on it).

                        • Little Girl Blue >ZAP!< Dot Org - Marius's Sista From Another Mista says:

                          You’re obviously a white frog.

                        • hubob says:

                          frog talks to much. now let me fill this up with complicated stuff………..
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                          SAID!!

                        • hubob says:

                          AND ALSO UNEEDED INFO//..
                          2+2=4!
                          black regiments were called buffalo soldiers.
                          fat people are fat
                          and futhermore, blah blah blah!

            • swishyskirt says:

              Let the record show that I thought of The Simpsons and not Asians.

        • hubob says:

          white copy goes to the student. the yellow sheet goes to the teacher

    • AK says:

      probably cuz there was a white copy and a yellow copy, white copy went to the student .. yellow to the teacher for a record.. but thats just a guess. I do a lot of things in duplicate and triplicate :P

    • Sophie says:

      ‘Cause the white sheet is for the student and the yellow one for the teacher i guess. Nothing racist..

  16. Dragonwriter says:

    Okay, peeps. I’m off to the doctor to have unspeakably painful things perpetrated upon my person.

    I may be back later, looped to the gills from painkillers. Pandemonium may ensue.

    *leaves big basket of squeezes for the Peeps*

  17. Gonzo says:

    Was there any waterboarding?

  18. nikki says:

    That phrase isn’t even funny. I don’t understand why so many people find it to be.

  19. Jon says:

    February 15 th actually is National “That’s What She Said” Day.

    Yes, it’s real. You can Google it.

    I’m sure it’s Michael Scott’s favorite holiday.

  20. gia pet says:

    Why is the detention on the “stage” and during lunch. Must they reenact the situation for the teachers?

    • Bob says:

      If it’s anything like my old elementary school (maaaaany years ago), the stage is in the cafeteria. At my school they’d put tables up there, draw the curtain, and use it like a separate lunchroom for all the detention kids. That’s my best guess about what’s going on here.

    • TickleMeCthulu says:

      Keeps the brats in the same room with all the other students, without the ability to join in.

      Makes it so they don’t have to have after school detention either, so the teachers can go home.

      Personally, it works for the shame, but sucks for the lazy.

      In my son’s school, they don’t draw the curtain, they’re all up there for the world to see.

      • Stones says:

        Humiliation is serious abuse for children.

        I had a teacher who would humiliate me and a few other students. We did not do anything to deserve it, we were in fact calm and quite kids. She just couldn’t stand us. Didn’t like our faces or something. But that’s beside the point.
        Having the teacher constantly find a way to punish you is hard, but humiliation is worse. I would had preferred a detention to the comments she made about me to the rest of the classroom.

        On a side note, one day she lost her job. A half-emptied bottle of liquor mysteriously ended up in her purse and some students reported this to the principal. It’s speculated a few drops of liquor were also put in her coffee mug.

  21. Steve says:

    FERPA anyone?

  22. J says:

    and as the kid left the room, the teacher said “I hope you don’t feel that I’m riding you too hard”"

  23. Jimmy says:

    Surprised he didn’t wind up in prison for sexual harassment.

  24. J says:

    then he went to the principal’s office, who told him “You can’t get away with this anymore. You keep plunging yourself in here thinking you are all big, but you barely fit in here. “

  25. Joe says:

    The real fail is that high school students these days have probably never even seen “Wayne’s World.” Just episodes of “The Office.”

  26. J says:

    Then on his way home the bus driver said “Put your head where i can see it. I’m sick of you always going down on me”

    • J says:

      then he went to the principal’s office, who told him “You can’t get away with this anymore. You keep plunging yourself in here thinking you are all big, but you barely fit in here. “

  27. J says:

    ok. I’m done.

  28. YetAnotherGuy says:

    Aw, this kid has to sit in detention until the end of Blunch. How sad.

    • Leila – wearing ~I ♥ Bloggy~ t-shirt - Marius's Otha Sista From Another Mista says:

      That’s the period between breakfast and lunch. Wait, isn’t that brunch?

      • ZombieApocalypse says:

        I always thought so. We’re talking about junior high cafeteria food, right? Maybe they combined what the students called it, BLECH!, with what they called it, LUNCH, and came up with blunch.

        Or maybe all the students in this school have excrement for braaaaiiinnnzzz. Blech!

        • ShadowTheSniperZombie C.C.C./Head of the Janitors' Union/Co-owner of ZombieTrollNetwork/makes rare sightings like bigfoot says:

          That is why we use salt. ;)

  29. Dina says:

    Lol, my sister-in-law went to this school. XD

  30. Pessimist says:

    Umm… (Innocent Comment) doesn’t seem so innocent when he said “Thats what she said”. Besides, he was probably just trying to get a laugh out of people.

  31. np says:

    Teacher fail for writing the date in the spot that says “time notified”.

  32. ww1flyingace says:

    Teacher is upset because he gets told to “Push it in further” all of the time.
    His wife is lucky she didn’t get detention.

  33. That says:

    Good thing he kept that detention slip to show his friends.

    I bet everyone laughed when he whipped it out.

  34. One of the kids in Biology class at school kept making “your mum” jokes at the teacher, so he replied with the epic riposte: “I’m seeing your mum at parent’s evening this week, so that’s twice I’ll be seeing her then!”

  35. BonJovi821 says:

    Okay I saw something EXACTLY like this on FML a few days ago, although from the kid who got detention’s perspective.

  36. tbizzcuit says:

    i saw this a few months ago. maybe longer

  37. swishyskirt says:

    I saw this 4 minutes ago. Could’ve been 5.

  38. Dargus says:

    Me and my roommate apply “your mom” and “that’s what she said” to random, and completely non-sexual phrases.

    example.

    Roomy: Pass the chips.
    Me: Your mom passes the chips!

    Me: The “first” three Star Wars didn’t happen.
    Roomy: That’s what she said!

    We hope to end these types of jokes through their misuse…

    Or give rise to interesting sexual depravity.

    • Advocate of School Discipline says:

      “Your Mom” is just as bad. I’d love to see school teachers hand out detentions and vice-principal referrals for that, too!

  39. woah... says:

    that’s my school…

    • ShadowTheSniperZombie C.C.C./Head of the Janitors' Union/Co-owner of ZombieTrollNetwork/makes rare sightings like bigfoot says:

      that’s my town…

  40. Alex says:

    I POSTED THIS AS A WIN AWHILE AGO WHAT THE HELL

  41. Vellfire says:

    This is clearly not an email.

  42. Jaze says:

    Sad. What is the world coming to…

  43. jojo says:

    White:student
    yellow:teacher..its at the bottom of the note!!

    • Cuddlee says:

      Yeah, these things probably have some sort of carbon paper underneath. So while the white original goes to the student, the yellow carbon copy stays with the school for documentary purposes.

  44. ShadowTheSniperZombie C.C.C./Head of the Janitors' Union/Co-owner of ZombieTrollNetwork/makes rare sightings like bigfoot says:

    *makes notification*
    Hi everyone. :)
    *long-time-no-see squeeze*

  45. lynne says:

    Fail – for getting a detention over it.

    but a TOTAL WIN for an awesome use of “That’s what she said.”

    i would be soooo tempted to write “Thats what she said” under the parents’ comments section.

    >:-)

  46. Scott says:

    “Blunch” was what we called it when you rolled one before going to brunch. Good to see the teacher is hip to this as well.

  47. failinder says:

    that, my friends, is a detention win!!

  48. skip says:

    anyone wanna see me shave my balls?

  49. Christian fail says:

    lol best comment by dalton

  50. adfghjgfd says:

    Whats with the white student yellow teacher at the bottom???

  51. benjiburns says:

    white student, yellow teacher lol?

  52. E-Man says:

    what ever happened to teachers teaching about “freedom of speech”? i guess that this isnt an american school. (no offense)

    btw, that teacher has BAD handwriting!!!! for a teacher…

    • coyoteman says:

      Possibly a religious school and the teacher is a nun? (Nun in the morning and nun at night.) On a more serious note – if a parent goes to the school and demands their kid back can the school hold the kid in detention against the parent’s will? I would think not but I’ve always wondered about that.

    • PillowCaseLaw says:

      “Freedom of speech” doesn’t mean you can say anything at any time to anyone and not get punished for it. Violations of school behavior code are punishable offenses without violating anything even remotely resembling a Constitutionally-protected right. ConLaw FAIL.

  53. Dalten says:

    Dalten ROCKS.

  54. roy says:

    I Need Somebody To Translate That Report (Im Bad English, Sorry)

  55. TB Tabby says:

    It pisses me off that schools are punishing students left and right for things like this, but won’t do anything about bullying.

    Dyed your hair with cranberry juice? Sent home immediately to wash it out, even though the school doesn’t have a dress code.

    Drove to school with a box cutter in your car? Suspended for bringing a deadly weapon! We don’t care that it was just a box cutter, or that you didn’t actually bring it on school grounds, or that you only had it because you need it for your after-school job at the supermarket and both your parents and the supermarket staff will vouch for you! ZERO TOLERANCE!

    Doodling on your desk? YOU’RE UNDER ARREST! UP AGAINST THE WALL, DIRTBAG! NOBODY writes “best friends 4-eva” and gets away with it!

    But subjecting a fellow student to a constant stream of physical and emotional abuse for your own amusement, even driving them to suicide? That’s just a little harmless mischief.

    Good to see the schools have their priorities straight.

    • PC says:

      You’re an angry person.

      • Stones says:

        Hey, at least he didn’t snap and go shoot his classmates. Are you a bully by any chance? Bullies are usually the only ones who don’t realize how hard it is to be bullied.

    • Vellfire says:

      See, the problem is all of the examples you gave of punished behavior are things that are much easier to see and prove than bullying. A lot of kids are bullied without teachers ever even knowing about it, I would even say MOST are. I’ve been bullied, and I know plenty more that have, and nobody ever knew except the kids. Did you ever think maybe you get in trouble for having dyed hair because it’s right on top of your head instead of happening in the shadows? Hell, a lot of the suicide stories you hear are cases where the parents never even knew anything was wrong either. The only way bullying can be fixed is if kids tell people when they’re being bullied, and normally something IS done about it. Unfortunately most of it happens in secret, and you’re expecting teachers to read minds.

    • Someone says:

      So true. Already many years ago, fortunately, when I was in middle school, there were quite alot of bullies. Everytime they did something and the bully did something, the bully was just told he wasn’t allowed to do that (even when this was told a thousand times already). Same when the teachers actually saw it.

      BUT, when you retaliated against the bully because the teachers didn’t do anything, you were in BIG trouble. It was almost like they were protecting the bullies, and punishing everyone who dared to go against them. Hence the big bully problem.

  56. JL says:

    This is most certainly a WIN!!!!!!!!

  57. teamolympians says:

    The fail part of this is the parent who took the picture and posted it.

  58. that_dude says:

    Sounds like a win to me.

  59. Cissy says:

    Well, for one, I would think it a teacher WIN, and parent FAIL. Children shouldn’t be mouthing off in school like that. It’s a Junior High, don’t they teach respect and dignity? I would hate to be the teacher with such pathetic students.

    • Kingstiger says:

      … I’m going to go out on a limb here and say you don’t make contact much with people under 25.

  60. Paige says:

    You know, now we have his name and school. All one has to do is find this kid and now we have a perfect way to kidnap this kid. It wouldn’t kill us to think like a serial kill every once in a while -_-

    • Blackrock★Scooter says:

      I agree, we DO have the perfect way to kidnap him. Yep, we do. It’s uhh… luring him in with innuendo, right? ‘Cause that’s really the only thing I can think of.

    • Someone says:

      I wouldn’t worry too much…the name is spelled wrong by the teacher. I remember that kid.

  61. THATgirl says:

    Freakin’ HILARIOUS!! And I completely put it into “The Office” when reading this note.

  62. Hesid Shedid says:

    Someone said You need to push it in further!!
    WTF did she expect him to say?? I’d give him detention for NOT saying it gezzz

  63. lol lover says:

    jus sayin’

    Reason for detention: another student made the comment “you need to push it in further” (innocent comment) and Dalten added “That’s what she said”

    Report to Stage by B Lunch and remain until end of B lunch

  64. Kara says:

    hahaha awesome

  65. Advocate of School Discipline says:

    Thank goodness. The person who assigned the detention is a wonderful person. More schools must pay attention to innuendo and school administrators need to crack down on this. For my school, a lunch detention is a slap on the wrist. Repeat offenders would be referred to Saturday detention or possibly in-school suspension. The administrators at my school fill out detention notices because of innuendo more than any other misbehavior.

  66. Sheik Yerbouti says:

    If by “fail” you mean “win”, then yes.

  67. Mr Trizzae says:

    Beautiful. . .

  68. Demut says:

    Meh … you can get detention for that? I had actually planned to using that phrase a lot when I would have been in the USA.

  69. banana says:

    lol wit fail

  70. Meanie says:

    White student, Yellow Teacher??

    Well they do say the asians are strict…

    OOOHHHHH!!!! I’m so racist….

  71. some random dude says:

    i like it how you cant see the students writing cus the papers white aswell and the writing

  72. spacebat says:

    I would reward my child for this.

  73. Pearl says:

    haha, i loooove the office, always use this joke, cannot translate to japanese though

  74. Someone says:

    Teachers sometimes go crazy. One time, a teacher was just explaining stuff when he suddenly yelled at another student that he had to sit at a spot he designated (for no reason).

    So obviously, the student asked the teacher the reason. At which the teacher immediately reacted by expelling him out of class. So he asked again, and all the teacher had to say was “I’m not going to tell you! Now go!”. Because he obviously had no reason XD

    (and yeah, this went on for the rest of the hour. The student refused to leave without an explanation. About half the class got expelled because they supported him)

  75. Mart says:

    Wow, this pic should come attached with the FML

  76. kylie says:

    The teacher should be the one to go to detention for the crappy handwritting……

  77. Demut says:

    By the way, that one’s faked.

  78. wilavir says:

    Michael Scott Junior!

  79. nazani14 says:

    With a name like Dalten (or Dalter?) Duncan, the kid was doomed from birth. Maybe the dim-wit parents were trying for Dalton, of Old West outlaw fame.

  80. rondotakadoras says:

    I just want to know what he was gonna have for Blunch.

  81. Bill says:

    Thats a teacher grammar fail as well…further and farther have two different meanings, farther correlates with distance, further does not.

  82. matt says:

    not a fail. The paper is for the kid, and it tells him how his parents will be notified

  83. BIG MERVE says:

    i had to read this note LONG AND HARD before i got it

  84. white_rotten_rabbit says:

    The real fail here is that nobody has provided a text, which I can actually read. You know, this text under the photo, which usually repeats, what the hand writing say? Well, anyways, whoever did not do that – thank you and good night!

  85. Dest says:

    THIS WAS POSTED ON HIS FACEBOOK – I’m SURE IT’S ON FAILBOOK XD

  86. Failerella says:

    epic win if it’s real.

  87. john says:

    If my 7th grader’s teacher emailed me about this, I would reply with an email so filled with profanity that the teacher would immediately release my son from detention and reward him for somehow succeeding despite having me for a father.

  88. Eric says:

    I think it is wrong for the teacher to give a detention for this. Under the law, the student have the right of free speech. You know you can sue the school for this.

    • childofthesky says:

      Freedom of speech does not include a venue. Clearly, the classroom was not considered a proper venue for this behavior.

  89. stix213 says:

    “Thats what she said” win for sure

  90. Dane says:

    We can has OCR? I not can english.

  91. ProfGreane says:

    She doesn’t like it when you put word in her mouth.

  92. meetoo says:

    If I got detention for every smart arsed thing I said in junior high – I would have spent my life in detention. Thing is – I didn’t do it all the time – maybe the teacher had enough of his crap. Knowing when to say something funny is the key (like when you’ll get away with it).

  93. Brendan says:

    I think you mean WIN.

  94. Failsme says:

    HAHAHA THE BOTTEM

  95. Dalton says:

    YAY I”M ON FRIGIN FAILBLOG!!!
    P.S. it really is me!
    P.S.S. how did this get on the internet all over the place?

  96. olol says:

    FAIL? more like WIN!

  97. tasing says:

    have you guys even noticed the other fail in this pic at the bottom?

    “White Student Yellow Teacher”

  98. qwertyuiop says:

    holy crap. He was given that detention ON MY BIRTHDAY! :] more like a win.

  99. Tolea says:

    The child later renamed himself ‘Micheal Scott’ in order to escape the humiliation of the only detention he recived in high school.

  100. MechaS8N says:

    Someone needs to send that kid a stack of Carry On movies so he can see where innuendo users can wind up. Ohhhh Matron!

  101. comedyman17 says:

    no i think they should change that to win

  102. Tom says:

    Was it really necessary to specify that the student was white and the teacher was Asian? And “yellow”… just uncouth, really.

    Racist. All of it racist.

  103. BOBSAGET says:

    DUDE I GO TO THIS SCHOOL XD I KNOW THAT GUY

  104. T.Weiss says:

    Gee, Tom, I think that was a note at the bottom specifying where the original and the carbon copy went…

  105. Sevin says:

    Dude sean this got on failblog, my friend sean did this it happend before in december.

  106. Sevin says:

    ahahah brett

  107. Jumparound says:

    In Dutch we have a similair comment…

    But instead of saying “thats what she said” we add “Thats what your wife said last night too”
    :)

  108. Vrykyl says:

    THIS IS CLEARLY A WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!

  109. Minbad says:

    It’s all the more win that when the kid gets to office time…

  110. Hardware_Junkie says:

    WIN!!!

  111. asd says:

    Fake. Look to the circled “email” closer.

  112. FACT: The teacher is obviously not a fan of “The Office” and that’s why they gave the student detention. Also, I am faster than 80% of snakes.

  113. 1dkv says:

    at least the teacher didn’t call the police after he said a ” Yo Mama” joke

  114. Deepak says:

    5/5/09 is a time???

    Also, the kid never really had a chance. Who in their right mind names their kid “Dalten”? Seriously, WTF?

    The teacher also needs to learn how to write in complete sentences.

  115. chiffmonkey says:

    *Dalton looks down at the slip oof paper*

    “That’s what she wrote” :(

  116. Neorecon says:

    That would be a win if it he wasn’t given a detention for it

  117. matt says:

    You can sue that school- it states he/she has to go to detention for lunch… not allowing them to eat at school… definite win (get detentions removed from the school at least).

  118. UnknownBearing says:

    This is why you use “1023″ instead of “That’s what she said” around uptight teachers. Same effect as long as everyone is in on it, and stuff like that won’t happen.

  119. Louise says:

    Is the fail because the teacher was being overly-sensitive, or is the fail because it says it’s an email when it’s written on a piece of paper?

  120. Miss Kelsea says:

    I would forever be proud of this detention.
    I’d consider it a Win.

  121. Patrick says:

    The real fail is that the first person said “farther” when they should have said “further.”

    The teacher should have corrected this common grammar mistake, and in failing to do so, has failed the education system.

  122. Erik says:

    Okay. We know the kid got detention and we know what he did, but do we know the reason on the teacher’s side? Was she (and I’m assuming she, because most guys I know aren’t going to care about that joke) in an abusive relationship prior to the detention? Did she just get dumped by a man’s man? Is her ego that high that the first time someone cracks wise, she’s gonna get her power trip on, and bust them? Did the saying strike a nerve in her own sad, pathetic little life because, in fact, that is what SHE would say, if she was given the chance?

    I think the deeper problem here is the uber-sensitive spaz of a teacher. More and more people are getting offended over the stupidest things in life and have to make it known; they can’t let the little things go. If you say this, you’re racist, if you say that, you’re bashing. What the hell is the point of free speech, if you are going to get in trouble for pretty much everything you say? These people need to grow up, learn to deal with rejection, and shut up.

    If you are gonna be offended by what I say, than I am going to be offended that you are a pansy who gets offended easily. Go live in a friggin’ cave. No one can give you mental boo-boos there.

    • R.Geiger says:

      lol dude, chill :P

    • Nick says:

      The comment could also be construed as sexual harassment of one of the girls in the class. In a junior high, a punk kid making a sexually suggestive comment about my 13yr old daughter would have a lot worse things than lunch detention to worry about.

  123. Michael Scott says:

    Delivery’s all wrong, you’re butchering it.

  124. peanutplant says:

    i went to that school!

  125. R.Geiger says:

    Soooo worth it. XD

  126. TWSS says:

    That is, in fact, what the female has stated.

  127. anonymous says:

    lol my friend got a detention slip for saying “thats what she said” too!

  128. Lauren says:

    Yup, my school gives out detentions for “That’s what she said.” jokes too. But, I guess the detentions aren’t working because we are still saying That’s what she said at every double-entendre. :D

  129. Failmaker420 says:

    This is an Epic Win

  130. Charles says:

    For anyone wondering, B Lunch is the second lunch.

  131. iamtoe says:

    holy crap!! that was given on my birthday!!

  132. gutteneag says:

    “White: Student” “Yellow: Teacher” on the bottom
    i know it means the color of the paper but
    racist fail? haha

  133. gm121 says:

    Absolutely FAKE. I’m sorry, too obvious

  134. RannaT says:

    That is hilarious! Somewhere along the way, teachers and adults loose their sense of humor!

  135. TurdFergusen says:

    I’m pretty sure this is an epic win (for the student at least)

  136. Mags says:

    I love it!!! haha!

  137. Danielle says:

    does anybody notice at the end of the slip it has “White: Student Yellow: Teacher”…i get that it means the slip color but if u look at it without being aware of that fact, you would thing the school is racist.

  138. Truthmaster says:

    epic win on the part of the student who said that
    epic FAIL on the part of the teacher who assigned the detention

    should be fired for that; what are they teaching our teachers nowadays?

    • Tigga says:

      To fail or too fail harder, both of which are epic fails, i’d pass Dalton on wits alone because that is definitely a win for him.

  139. MADSKILLZ2027 says:

    LOOOOOOOOOL i love the now 416 comment fail. lol that wat she said

  140. MADSKILLZ2027 says:

    caaaaw caaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  141. PYGMUS says:

    Another student made the comment “you need to push it in further” (innocent comment) and Dalton added “that’s what she said”

  142. kho says:

    to bad the kid wasnt a lil more on his toes and reacted with ” miss what do you mean what did i say wrong , when the teacher said because of the foul comment, he could then reply ” what foul comment she jus repeated what she said and point to another girl student, and then say ” i was jus pointing out that that had already been stated and that it originallity wasn’t her strong suit” lol sure it would of prolly not gotten him out of trouble because this is obviously a state of the teacher just trying to find any reason to disiplin the kid hes prolly the most disruptive kid in the class haha

  143. oscar says:

    timing win

  144. funny funny win says:

    I disagree, I feel this is an epic win.

  145. mrlolz says:

    white student yellow teacher HA im the only one who noticed that HAHAHA

  146. MusicGal says:

    Hahahaha! I wonder if this is the same Redmond Junior High School I attended… either way I find this hilarious.

  147. colinmarc says:

    Wow, this guy has a lot of… class

  148. giacomo says:

    could have been worse… could have replied: “that’s what he said”….

  149. giacomo says:

    … or even “that’s what I would say….” :D

  150. sprode says:

    How can you send that kid to detention? He’s only repeating what she said… send her to detention, she’s the dirty one!

  151. Lol Failtacular says:

    Stick it in deeper is definantly what she said

  152. Burr says:

    Fail? All I see is win.

  153. k.sea says:

    this IS my favorite one, haha.
    “you need to push it in further” sally said with excitment.
    “thats what she said” Dalton said hystericaly
    students laugh.
    “Kids, that is not funny” Ms. Krause said.
    YES IT IS all kids would think. but half would say.

  154. Shay says:

    note at bottom says white:student yellow:teacher

  155. TheElephantsCafe says:

    I thought the detention was stupid. Then I read the comments…:/

  156. Nick says:

    how do you get detention by saying what your friend said to you last night?

  157. A. Nonamus says:

    The reason this is a FAIL is because the detention was to be served DURING LUNCH. That’s a light slap on the wrist — as if Dalton was going to go somewhere else!

  158. Josh says:

    White Student and Asian Teacher. No wonder….

  159. Bubbles says:

    STUDENT WINNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!! :O

  160. Tiger says:

    did everyone fail to notice how the parents would be contacted? all he has to do is delete their email…


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