But taking off shoes and socks when you come in is nearly as good as taking off your bra.

It's a staple food. Most kids grow up eating PB&J sandwiches.

We have them. They are usually part of the cheerleader squad or dance squad. It is a sports thing. We take sports very seriously.

How else do you hide bodies?

It's aisles, though an isle just for cereal would be amazing :-)

An affective way to make the 'popular' kids feel even more popular.

you should see what we do to marshmellows....they had it coming

How else would you call them? Students wouldn't use the teachers first name.

Some schools are more strict than others and require them. My schools didn't require them. We just excused ourselves and went to the restroom when needed.

No. They don't - at least the schools that I went to and my nieces and nephews don't (they are ages 4 - 17). In the past, students were made to recite the "pledge of allegiance" each morning, but I think this is something that has fallen by the wayside.

Some schools don't allow it, but at the schools I went to we were allowed to. It was fun! You can put magnets, quotes, pictures of loved ones.

Yes, and there are usually one or two questions where you have to read something and write a few pages for it.

Yes, and sometimes mail does get stolen even though it's a federal offense.

Some do and if you put raisins on top you call it ants on a log.

My lab partner lit the science classroom on fire. I love chemistry

Bacon IS considered finger food :D

Yes, instead of wanker or c**t.

What's so unusual with this? I'm Austrian and my children's friends never used my first name.

question: why do you ask?

Veterans do.

Where do teens not slow dance??

no, never seen it and you do it in NYC you will be banned for life

Most of us have the entire thing memorized.

I think children all over the world have to feel "slightly suicidal" to do this.

No, we call eye doctors “Optometrists,” and we call Opticians “Opticians.”

Regionally yes. it is also known as "hot chocolate"

I’m curious what TV show you’re watching.

I’m afraid so. It’s not a movie thing.

most countries do because it has been a part of military training for centuries. They want inshape youth for military service.

We did, and I was awful at it.

Oh, yeah. Loads of fun.

Yes and I alway felt bad for the "losers" who couldn't do it

I had one in elementary school. It was the best!

I went to school in Indiana and we never had to

I think they either stopped doing that or it just didn't happen where I live

I doubt they do it anymore because of liability issues. But when I was little I'd climb to the school ceiling and ring that bell. You can do it at a lot of gyms now. My daughter's competitive cheer squad does it during conditioning

I don't remember this. It's probably true, and I probably failed once again in a gym class endeavor.

We had a rope, but both ends were tied to the ceiling so nobody could weaponize it. We never used it because they took all the ladders out of the school too; for the same reason.

We did in the 80's.

Yes, and it is as humiliating as it looks

not so weird, several schools abandoned this practice since PE is the most underrated subject

yeah and the rope burns can be as brutal as the rest of the class

Not in henderson

My daughter does it in PE, she loves it. She is 8 and we are in England

Thank god my HS never did. I would have failed due to no upper arm strength

Never had to. Went to catholic school and was terrified to go to public high school thinking we would have to do this, thank god we didn't and the locker room wasn't what movies made it look like.

Yes, but not all of us can actually do it. I never could just like I always busted a blood vessel when I had to "serve" the ball in volleyball.

Yes, and so do many others. It sucks.

We had to in our primary and secondary in the UK. Man pulling the equipment out from the side was the highlight of the week.

We did it in a Russian school, too :)