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Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:15 pm

Anoohilator wrote:Why not just get a rule that states anyone within two metres of the choking student has to scream at the top of their lungs? A lot more effective!


Yeah, silly students just sitting there acting totally nonchalantly when somones choking.

Sat Jan 27, 2007 11:29 pm

I'd tell those kids to just go hide in the bathroom or something. Eat somewhere else. They can't chain you to cafeteria seats, right? (If they can, then the kids can report it to the school board or something. Either way, they win.) I would never eat in a cafeteria, no matter whose life depended on it.

Seriously. Making people eat in the cafeteria and not letting them anywhere else is one thing, but making them be silent? And not letting tem get up? And...assigned seats? And what if someone does burst out giggling? Do they get detention or something? Expelled? (Which wouldn't be so bad...then they could go to a less ridiculous school!) Or if they have to talk or get up for something important...

(Yes, I know I point out the obvious, but I can't get over that. What idiots.)

Sun Jan 28, 2007 12:13 am

I've seen things for babies that look like little bags made out of mesh, so that the baby can have food but the pieces are sooooo tiny because the baby has to get it through the net. They could make kids eat their food that way. :roflol:

Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:47 am

I find it quite interesting that my school lets us roam freely during our lunch period, just as long as we don't go on the academic floors. Most people do eat lunch in the cafeteria, but by 20 minutes into the period (45 min. long), most people have gone elsewhere, some to the library, others... somewhere, I have no idea, I usually just go up to the library. So by that time, the cafeteria is silent. It's fairly amusing to see the gradual change from loud as a stadium to quiet as a library, when the opposite happens in the actual school library- starts each period out quietly, but by the end, it's really very loud. I usually study in the cafeteria.

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Tymaporer wrote:I'd tell those kids to just go hide in the bathroom or something. Eat somewhere else. They can't chain you to cafeteria seats, right?


Huzzah, let's choke to death in a bathroom.

Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:24 am

the_dog_god wrote:
NeoPet_online wrote:You just know I'd be the one who bursts out giggling.


Shhh! You're endangering the lives of others!


Oh right... Well in that case... I know the Heimlich.

Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:15 pm

Wow.Why don't theyjust teach all the kids J-Stroke or something??



Off-Topic:It's no called the Heimlich manouver aymore.It's called the J-stroke.

Sun Jan 28, 2007 3:07 pm

kcharles wrote:Off-Topic:It's no called the Heimlich manouver aymore.It's called the J-stroke.


I thought they renamed it the abdominal thrust. I can't find anything about them renaming it the J-stroke.

Sun Jan 28, 2007 3:53 pm

Well it migt just be J-stroke for lifeguarding skills.

Mon Jan 29, 2007 3:42 am

kcharles wrote:Off-Topic:It's no called the Heimlich manouver aymore.It's called the J-stroke.


That sounds odd and a little dirty. I'm sticking with maneuvering as opposed to stroking, if you all don't mind.

Mon Jan 29, 2007 4:46 am

Heh, when you said J-stroke the first thing I thought of was canoeing :P

Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:19 am

Dragonfire wrote:
kcharles wrote:Off-Topic:It's no called the Heimlich manouver aymore.It's called the J-stroke.


I thought they renamed it the abdominal thrust. I can't find anything about them renaming it the J-stroke.


Are you fo-rizzle?

Awww, I liked saying Heimlich.... As auntie said, J-stroke sounds dirrty...

Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:16 pm

NeoPet_online wrote:
Dragonfire wrote:
kcharles wrote:Off-Topic:It's no called the Heimlich manouver aymore.It's called the J-stroke.


I thought they renamed it the abdominal thrust. I can't find anything about them renaming it the J-stroke.


Are you fo-rizzle?

Awww, I liked saying Heimlich.... As auntie said, J-stroke sounds dirrty...


Mmm, and thrusting isn't much better either...

Mon Jan 29, 2007 5:54 pm

I would think that all the talk about stroking and thrusting would distract the person attempting to use it on the choking kid. o_o
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