Fire Alarm Panic!! !
Speaking of fire alarms, I had this one art teacher my Sophomore year in high school. She had this thing where she would let the class hide under a bunch of trees when the fire alarm goes off. Why hide under trees instead lining up on the football field along with the rest of the school? Because she was terrified of a gunman pulling the drill and mowing a bunch of people down with a machine gun. I actually don't blame her for worrying about things like that because it has happened before, hasn't it?
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"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
- Hunter S. Thompson
I have been historically plain out awful when it comes to fire alarms, I still remember on the third day in the first grade, hearing the alarms go off and I remember everyone in line to go outside stare at me sitting at my desk (please don't laugh) peeing my pants. Every time it went off afterwards, I always wet myself. I eventually got to the point where I just asked the principal to give me forewarning before conducting a fire drill. I know that in the last few years I matured to the point where I am able to handle the times (ie not wetting myself, also obviously I am an adult) where I wasn't given forewarning and was suprised by the alarms, but I still ask for warning before the alarms go off.
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