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for me - getting a dentention for not doing homework , getting sent to the head teacher for talking to much and getting reported to a teacher for leaving the school at lunch time to go to the shop.
Right. If you had been arrested they would have taken you to the station and booked you, which involves taking your fingerprints, with a court appearance some time after. Don't ask me how I know this...Drakkith said:Arrested at 17 for trespassing onto a golf course at night and taking a golf cart out for a spin. Well, technically I don't think i was arrested,
It still counts as being arrested. Don't ask me how I know this either...Mark44 said:Right. If you had been arrested they would have taken you to the station and booked you, which involves taking your fingerprints, with a court appearance some time after. Don't ask me how I know this...
1. What was the situation that led to you getting into trouble?
The most trouble I have ever gotten into was during a lab experiment in college. I accidentally spilled a chemical on the floor, causing a small fire that had to be put out by the lab instructor.
2. Did you face any consequences for your actions?
Yes, I was given a warning and had to attend a safety seminar as a result of my mistake.
3. How did you handle the situation after getting into trouble?
I took responsibility for my mistake and apologized to my lab instructor. I also made sure to be more careful and adhere to all safety protocols in future experiments.
4. What did you learn from this experience?
I learned the importance of following safety protocols and being cautious in a laboratory setting. I also learned the importance of taking responsibility for my actions and being prepared to face consequences.
5. Have you ever faced any other major incidents while conducting experiments?
No, that was the only major incident I have encountered while conducting experiments. However, I make sure to always prioritize safety and follow proper procedures to avoid any potential accidents.