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<blockquote data-quote="Fladian" data-source="post: 125722" data-attributes="member: 5833">Hmm, I doubt that&#039;s the case. There are numerous of people who would do something similar, which I&#039;ve been a classmate of. All I know - which some of us agree with completely - is that I am ready to punch the first person who would so again. Except when it happens on wednesday, our project-day, because that&#039;s one giant mess most of the time. &quot;You easily notice it. As soon as those girls get in the classroom, it immediately gets messy. I hate it when that happens. Those random shouts they make are probably the worst. I&#039;ll do something about it if I ever have to work with them.&quot; - Franklin, a friend.But no, being a surpriser yourself doesn&#039;t decrease the chance of being surprised yourself. Mostly it comes to the nerves anyway, which is not related to making the surprises yourself. Otherwise Felix, Franklin and I wouldn&#039;t be surprised of most things either at first glance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fladian, post: 125722, member: 5833"] Hmm, I doubt that's the case. There are numerous of people who would do something similar, which I've been a classmate of. All I know - which some of us agree with completely - is that I am ready to punch the first person who would so again. Except when it happens on wednesday, our project-day, because that's one giant mess most of the time. "You easily notice it. As soon as those girls get in the classroom, it immediately gets messy. I hate it when that happens. Those random shouts they make are probably the worst. I'll do something about it if I ever have to work with them." - Franklin, a friend. But no, being a surpriser yourself doesn't decrease the chance of being surprised yourself. Mostly it comes to the nerves anyway, which is not related to making the surprises yourself. Otherwise Felix, Franklin and I wouldn't be surprised of most things either at first glance. [/QUOTE]

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