FF – Never Grew Up
Here is my story for Friday Fictioneers, hosted by Rochelle. This week’s photo was contributed by Trish Nankivell.

“Will you look at that? They’ve locked it!”
“I feel very untrusted.”
“Me too. So how do we nick it then?”
“Sneak in here after morning class and reel it off onto another roll.”
“That’ll take ages!”
“Yeah, but it’ll be worth it! I’m gonna TP the headmaster’s house after school.”
“Can I come? But after six, I have to be home for tea.”
“Okay, six thirty then. What you got now?”
“I’m taking Year 11 for double Latin.”
“Yoinks. I’m giving Year 6 an English test. See you later!”
“Yeah, it’s gonna be immense! YOU BOY! NO RUNNING IN THE CORRIDOR! Later, dude.”
Categories: Fiction
flash fiction, Friday Fictioneers
Hey collusions between teacher and student can be so hep
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These two are both teachers, if one were a student I’m sure it would be “unethical” 🙂
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Not so professional, these two. Well told, good suspense. Being on the side of law and order, I hope the head-master catches them at it. 😉
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I’m sure that would lead to the pair of them supervising detentions for the next month 🙂
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LOL! What a great take on the prompt! Some pranks and pranksters never grow old! 😀
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TPing is timeless 🙂
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That was an unexpected twist
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It was very difficult to make them sounds like pupils and then teachers in 100 words!
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I’m rooting for the headmaster catching them at it. Of course it’s possible he’d just TP them back! 🙄
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At that school, anything can happen! I bet the pupils are very well behaved 🙂
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I’m guessing these are two teachers planning a prank on their boss? I love it.
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Yep. They’re more childish than the children they teach!
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🙂
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It’s good to see two people bridging the generational gap. That’s how storied traditions, like the act of TPing, get handed down.
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TPing is eternal!
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I cant see t’issue!
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Har dee har 🙂
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Haha, love the twist. I imagine plenty of teachers have never grown up!
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And being exposed to all those kids’ pranks and shenanigans probably doesn’t hep!
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i suppose it’s a harmless fun until one gets caught with his pants down. 🙂
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Now that would be a sight 🙂
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Ah well. Sometimes we have to settle for the simple pleasures. Good one, Ali. 😀 — Suzanne
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Take your fun where you can find it 🙂
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And with one of them being a Latin teacher, I’m betting his motto is: infames gressus est optimus 😀
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so sorry but I was confused because one said..’I”m taking..’ and one said..’I’m giving…’
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I see what you mean – “taking” can have either meaning 🙂
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It actually means, “devious is the best” 😀
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Having used Google to translate it, I’m sure you’re right 🙂 Hey, I did my Latin O Level in 1986…
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LOL it took me ages to find the translation that was close to accurate. It’s the motto of Simon Templar, The Saint. It’s originally “sneaky is best,” but some translating apps need looking at. Sometimes it’s better to translate from Hinglish 😀
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Dear Ali,
They TP houses on your side of the Pond, too? I remember TPing a friend’s house one night many moons ago. His mother said it was one of the most artistic jobs she’d ever seen. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
Well, they show American TV featuring TPing houses on my side of the Pond 🙂
Ooh, the mischievous side of Rochelle 😉
Ali
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That can’t be a public restroom, even in a school. The TP looks too soft…
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Soft? Well, I guess at least it’s not that worse than useless shiny stuff…
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If they can do it, why not me – you’ve just given me an idea! Nice one Ali.
My story!
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Oh no, what I have I started? 🙂
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I’ve never trusted teachers. You have just confirmed my assertions.
I wonder if the headmaster will catch them and spank them…is this what they want?
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Ooh, steady on there 😉
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Well, that’s a different twist. Two teachers. plotting mischief, and. undoubtedly a student or two will be blamed 🙂
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I’m sure that’s part of their master plan. It was going to be part of the story, but it was hard enough fitting it all in as it was 🙂
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Teachers have a life, too. Well reported!
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They do!
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Great twist with it being teachers! That headmaster must have his/her hands full with this pair of troublemakers.
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And he thought before he started the job that the kids would be the unruly ones… 🙂
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Love the twist. Never too old for a prank. Being a teacher does keep you young. Very creative take on the prompt (which I found difficult to get a story from this week – haha).
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I imagine they get lots of ideas from the kids!
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Ah never too old to TP. I should put that on my bucket list 😀.
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For sure 🙂
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If they have such a sense of fun, they must be wonderful teachers!
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Yes, as long as they’re capable of maintaining discipline in the classroom…
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There is that… Which somehow I think they are!
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Great twist at the end, Draliman. Made me chuckle
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Thanks, I’m glad you liked it!
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An inventive story with a great twist at the end Ali. Me myself, I think teachers need to have a child-like side.
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Yes, a healthy mixture of discipline and a fun side.
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Clever twist. Two teachers up to no good.
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Naughtier than the kids!
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Wow that’s hilarious. Growing old is surely optional for some.
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I’m glad you liked it! As long as this pair remember to teach the kids as well, I’m all for it 🙂
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This is quite fun. Have me a little giggle for sure
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I’m glad you enjoyed it!
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“You’re never to old for a good prank” said grandma and ranged the door bell. “Run!” She’d gotten away, too, if the walking stool hadn’t fallen over.
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5/10 for Grandma – great prank, but let herself down on the getaway 🙂
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Never to old for a prank, but you could be too old to get away with it.
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