iPhone 4 hack?

setting-> restrictions-> allow apps-> no apps.
problem solved.
oh and make sure you memorize the password

 

Or dont let others play with your phone

 

Just put a passcode on it and then say you 'forgot' the code

 

Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_2_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8C148 Safari/6533.18.5)

Or just be a man and say no

 

Haha, I actually have the same problem. It's annoying when people keep asking me for my iPhone, And people don't really realize it costed me $800 and incase they break it they won't really buy me a new one or will fix it.
And when I say no to people, they just think I'm cheap. So yeah. >.>

 

wat

 

lol what this guy said...it's obvious hes playing the games all through English classes

 

Maybe you should let your friends play with your iPhone so you can actually pay attention in the class.

 

I'm a teacher. "Hand it over. I'll give it back after class. If you don't , I call security, they'll take it and have your parents come in to pick it up after school."

Daily. They never learn. Students think we can't see what they are doing behind their pack or books on their desk or under their desk. My record in a single class was 3 phones and 3 PSPs. In one class, the kids wanted to see how full my pockets would get and if my pants would fall down and just handed the phones and gameplayers over- I had 7-8. And my pants did not fall down.

 

Careful, that's a slippery slope of justifications you're using there.

 

Knowledge is power. There are NO useless classes, only ones that don't (now) interest you. You may find you could have used the information later, when you are older and something comes up that you hadn't planned for. You can have fun in class while you are paying attention (think about other students naked, or the teacher naked, for that matter). When you get a job or are in the Army, lots of people are going to tell you stuff that you feel is useless or boring or not in your plans. Some of it, however, might make it possible for you to keep your job or stay alive or keep someone else alive.

Not learning is not smart.

Yes, we (at least I) do see you on your phone in class. You are either on your phone under the top of the desk or you are doing something else under there we aren't going to talk about here.

All teachers are underpaid. It doesn't matter what country you are in. We spend more time with you than your parents do, sometimes we care about you more than your parents do, and we (try to) prepare you for the hard and nasty life rushing towards you as soon as you leave school. We take care of you when you get hurt, we spend hours before and after class with you and your work, we spend weekends making and correcting your tests, we listen to your problems, we help guide you in questions of ethics and morality, we are your TEACHERS. Any fool who says we are overpaid clearly has never tried teaching. Without us, you'd all have the intelligence and morality of Paris Hilton, god forbid.

As for Romania, yes, I know about Romania. I teach history.

No, I'm not proud of of my Apple products, I'm happy with them. I am proud of my sons and proud of many of my students. In fact, some of my students come back to see me after graduation, or call or email me to let me know how they are doing. One of my students was 13 and now is 24, and I hear from him at least once a year.

Try hard in school, pay attention, and you will have a greater chance of success than if you don't. Not all classes are fun, or interesting, but all have facts. And facts build up in your head to create the wealth of knowledge you will need as you go through life. Who knows, one day you may have a brilliant idea and decide to start a business. At that point, maybe you will realize you should have paid attention in that entrepreneurial education class.

 

Sorry to hear about your parents. Many politicians here are trying to do the same thing to state employees, blaming them for the problems of their budgets. I don't think police, fire, office and sewer workers and teachers are the problem, though. More like the politicians who steal from everybody and/or mismanage funds to build bridges to nowhere to give their friends work. Of course, like a dictator in WW2, it's easier to blame someone else for your troubles that admit your own responsibility. I think that's in the bible, also. Something about blaming it on Cain? Do you know how to tell when a politician is lying? His/her mouth is moving.

As to any cultural group being bad, there are good and bad people in any group. It's a mistake to blame the group, blame the person.

I'm glad you found a class you like, why not try and learn more Spanish on your own? A teacher starts you on the road to knowledge, you can continue on your own way without him/her.

I work with a half-Gypsy, the first I ever met. He's very intelligent.

As for topic, we are talking about your phone use (in class), yes? So we are on topic.