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smacked30D · 70-79, M
My Father was very strict and if I misbehaved I was sent to fetch his slipper and on my return he bent me over his knee , lowered my trousers and pants and spanked my bare bottom really hard !! Even in the sixth form my Father still put me over his knee for a spanking
suzie1960 · 61-69, F
@Martinll. I agree suspension is more serious than the cane. Opting for the cane meant we were getting off lightly. It was only used in 6th form where suspension would have been a reasonable sanction anyway. I got with some friends for spending lunchtime in the pub and returning to school a little drunk.
MartinII · 70-79, M
@Strawberrymilk: I hated detentions. We had to take our punishment book home, get our parents to sign it, then serve our sentence a day or two later. I'd have preferred a few quick whacks with a slipper, I think.
NortiusMaximus · M
I hated detentions too. We didn't have punishment books to take home or anything like that, I just hated the boredom and resented the waste of time.
MartinII · 70-79, M
Yes, me too. Sitting in silence absolutely still facing the front!
NortiusMaximus · M
I remember that. The slightest misbehaviour, such as making a sound or even just looking out of the window, could earn you a slippering so you ended up worse off than being slippered for the original offence.
suzie1960 · 61-69, F
@Strawberrymilk. I thought sitting quietly in a classroom, doing nothing, for an hour was far worse than a few whacks with a slipper.
suzie1960 · 61-69, F
I presume you're not in the UK. The "slipper" was usually a plimsoll and was a common form of impromptu CP in English schools. We only had a choice in 6th form, when we were voluntary students, not in previous years when our attendence was compulsory.
MartinII · 70-79, M
@Strawberrymilk: Nope! Not that they punished me - it was just so embarrassing!
MartinII · 70-79, M
@suzie1960: At the time I found it odd that the cane (which I regarded as a rare and terrible thing) was less serious than suspension. But I see the logic now.
MartinII · 70-79, M
Never any choice for us, even in the sixth form. And suspension was regarded as a more serious punishment than the cane. So when a boy in my class was discovered writing racist slogans (in fourth form I think) he was suspended, not beaten. Later he became Head Boy!
You had a choice? That must have been nice. I have never heard of a slipper being used at school.
NortiusMaximus · M
We had a choice in 6th form too, in fact some teachers gave us a choice in earlier years.
Once, in upper 6th, when we'd have been about 17 or 18, we were all making a lot of noise and being silly waiting for the teacher. When she arrived, she gave us a choice of 100 (?) lines or six of the slipper. All of us, boys and girls, opted for the slipper.
Once, in upper 6th, when we'd have been about 17 or 18, we were all making a lot of noise and being silly waiting for the teacher. When she arrived, she gave us a choice of 100 (?) lines or six of the slipper. All of us, boys and girls, opted for the slipper.
Strawberrymilk · F
oh well.. telling your parents about your detention wasnt the happiest experience either i guess
I understand now. Thank you!
Strawberrymilk · F
detention isnt that bad...