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What do you do after detention?

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I think you should calm down and not freak out about how your going to kill the teacher. At my school we don't do detention on Friday afternoons. Probably because you have a day to mouth off at the teacher for giving you detention. You probably get more but it might be worth it

Maybe you should just RUN LIKE HELL!!

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