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So, a girl in my centre's phone went off...

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  • 07-06-2009 8:30am
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    Jeebus
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    ...mid-way through the exam.

    She wasn't using it or anything. She looked absolutely horrified when the dulcet tones of Jay-Z started blaring out of the fecking yoke.

    Examiner was all "Could the person with the phone please bring it up?".

    Nobody moved.

    "Please, I have to report this, and the person needs to give me the phone."

    "Look, I know who it was, and it would make my life a lot easier if you'd just hand in the phone".

    "Right, you'll be getting reported then"

    So anyone know what happens now ?

    I just realised he could have thought it was me....gah ! Its a fairly stupid thing to do though, to be fair.


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    javaboy
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    Sounds like he just didn't want to embarrass himself my standing roughly where the phone sounded like it was and possibly accusing the wrong person or asking people to turn out their pockets. I think if he was to report someone for having a phone, he'd have to be 100% it was actually them.


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    Dub973
    Closed Accounts Posts: 177 ✭✭Dub973


    Junior cert-nothing would happen only it would be logged

    Leaving cert-it won't be left at that,further action will definitely be taken


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    Du
    Registered Users Posts: 60 ✭✭Du


    what an idiot to be fair


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    TDOie
    Registered Users Posts: 327 ✭✭TDOie


    He has no grounds to report anyone. If he did report anyone they'd have to be informed and then they could ask for proof of the incident and all the inviglator would have "err I heard a sound over there." So really He must be bluffing.


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    alan4cult
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    He'll just fill it out on the incident form at the end of the day.


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    not bakunin
    Registered Users Posts: 265 ✭✭not bakunin


    when i was doing my junior cert maths, the pass crowd got out half an hour earlier and one lad rang one of the more "dozy" members of our class, asking him where he was going for lunch. everyone was just laughing......as was the superintendant when the persistent caller rang again.....nothing happened.

    but yeah, junior cert. innocent times....


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    Dumbledore
    Closed Accounts Posts: 149 ✭✭Dumbledore


    Yeah my phone went off during the JC, I immediately turned it off. The supervisor came over and was really nice to me, she was asking was I allright and saying it happens all the time. got a slight shock at first though, thought my paper might be cancelled!


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