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In 7th grade, my school hired Caitlin Moore, a new gym teacher straight out of college. She could often be oversensitive and volatile. She routinely overreacted to anything, especially things that infringed on her authority. She wasn't there to teach us anything. I don't think she gave a hoot in hell about us.The teacher refused to enforce any kind of order and would not start class activities until she had our full attention. The problem was that there were a handful of people that never calmed down or gave the teacher their attention so she could give directions. She didn't care, so she just sat and waited and texted people on her phone forever and let the handful of delinquents run the show because she got paid either way. This resulted in the majority of the class being very bored and being required to waste valuable time so that the jerks could be jerks and do their jerk activities for as long as they pleased at our expense.Well, one day I'd had enough of this. I had previously tried to get Ms. Moore to enforce order but to no avail. I took control and tried to organize the idle students into some sort of game of something, anything to alleviate the boredom. Many of they agreed with me but before we could even form teams, Ms. Moore shut us down. Her response was a swift and solid yell at me that went something along the lines of, "Excuse me! I am the teacher here! If you don't like how I run this class, go to the office!"So I did. I said, “alright, I will," in my best courageous but coolly defiant tone, turned around and marched out, trying to keep my dignity intact with as short pause at the door and glance over my shoulder at my peers.I went to the office and turned myself in and then filled out a detention report form. They staff was a bit bewildered why I was there and frankly, so was I. The principal went and asked Ms. Moore what had transpired and then returned and handed me ANOTHER detention report form. The first charges were disrespecting a teacher. I could live with that, she deserved it. But the real kicker was the additional charges of leaving class without permission. I guess she lied to the principal because I know I heard her say that I could go to the office. So I got double detention for doing what she said I could.Edit: People, why do you keep upvoting this one? I've written some much better answers, but this one is consistently more popular. I don't get it.

LOL. That’s a new one. A “leave activation card” at least with the U.S. military does not exist and never has. We have a standard admin form that’s filled out for leave approval. It will be approved if a military service member has the time, accrued days to take leave, no immediate military duty requirements or a family emergency.Since the U.S. military does not have a “leave activation card” one should disregard the ridiculous idea that it “cost $300.” This part gave me another chuckle. All leave is free as long as you meet the requirements mentioned earlier.Anyone that claims the above should be reported or have all contact with them stopped. This would be a scam or con by those trying to take advantage of others posing as military service members.

Soon after 9/11 I went looking for a friend who had been working in one of the towers and who was not answering her phone.First thing I did was go to Bellevue Hospital. The doors were locked, and a sign on the door directed me to the National Guard Armory a few blocks away, where a detective filled out a missing person report form for me. Near the end of the interview he asked me if my friend had been involved in any criminal activities such that she might want to take advantage of the chaos to disappear.So yeah, it seems like the authorities take that scenario seriously.