For health we are assigned robot baby dolls and it cries so we have to insert either Feed, Burp, Attention, Diaper key...the time it cries is random but its crying ALOT NOW

FUCK I NEED SLEEP

the problem is if i fall asleep, i cant wake up even if there is a crying voice

1t2t3t4t5taw

Andorra173 Posts

February 28 2008 06:21 GMT

That's stupid.

CDRdude

United States5625 Posts

February 28 2008 06:22 GMT

On February 28 2008 15:21 1t2t3t4t5taw wrote:
That's stupid.

This is truth. Are the health people smart enough to tell if you took it apart and disconnected a wire?

intrigue

Washington, D.C9934 Posts

February 28 2008 06:22 GMT

that's awesome HAHA so good

ulszz

Jamaica1787 Posts

February 28 2008 06:26 GMT

i would just throw that shitball into a closet and pile stuff on it.

clazziquai

6685 Posts

February 28 2008 06:26 GMT

As stupid as it may be, if i don't feed it or w/e, you fail the class

The teacher can tell because this baby is like 500 bucks LOL. if you neglect that baby, the Abuse light goes on so that = gg

Titusmaster6

United States5937 Posts

February 28 2008 06:57 GMT

I don't think it's healthy for you to lose sleep. Just slap that doll like a bitch.

Ancestral

United States3230 Posts

February 28 2008 08:14 GMT

Hax

Edit: srsly, good luck

fight_or_flight

United States3988 Posts

February 28 2008 08:30 GMT

Abuse light...LOL.

Hey, why don't you ask your heath teacher if its healthy for you to miss sleep?

bahhh

United States888 Posts

February 28 2008 10:09 GMT

#10

lol back in the days we used a pack of flour as a baby and carry it around during school. wats with all these fuzz these days.

Southlight

United States11768 Posts

February 28 2008 10:11 GMT

#11

On February 28 2008 19:09 bahhh wrote:
lol back in the days we used a pack of flour as a baby and carry it around during school. wats with all these fuzz these days.

Korea, mate.

Good luck, on the bright side it'll make you really understand the virtues of safe sex and have you think long and hard about baby timing in the future ;p

riptide

5673 Posts

February 28 2008 10:39 GMT

#12

I saw this in a movie, rofl. Never thought they'd do this IRL. :o Either way, I guess it's good training for being a parent (someday).

Avius

Iraq1796 Posts

February 28 2008 11:51 GMT

#13

How old are you? Isn't it a bit early to learn the responsibilities of having a baby? :O Or is this class meant as a warning for unprotected sex?

Krohm

Canada1857 Posts

February 28 2008 12:18 GMT

#14

My friend had to do that for "Calm" back when he was 14. He threw the thing around, and kept it in his closet pretty much the entire time. He totally beat the shit out of that robot baby. He never did get caught for it. Pretty great stuff.

fanatacist

10319 Posts

February 28 2008 13:59 GMT

#15

Be thankful that this is high upon your list of tough times, a lot of people have it much worse EVERY night.

QuanticHawk

United States32130 Posts

February 28 2008 14:25 GMT

#16

On February 28 2008 22:59 fanatacist wrote:
Be thankful that this is high upon your list of tough times, a lot of people have it much worse EVERY night.

Word.

I actually got outta this shit in high school, haha. I remember we used to go around and slap people's babies outta their hands in the hallways. People weren't too happy with that =p

clazziquai

6685 Posts

February 28 2008 23:17 GMT

#17

Haha I am 17...everything went fine. it didn't cry at night. so yea XD got my sleep! + i had a free period first class so i slept even more ! D:

Lol i think the lesson is to warn teenagers uprotected sex or w/e

GrayArea

United States872 Posts

February 29 2008 02:41 GMT

#18

Had same thing in my health class but it was offered as extra credit. We had the option for the baby or the paper...i chose the paper. But ya, that baby is like super expensive and responsive. If you like throw it around or something, or shake it too much the abuse light goes on too. If you don't tend to it, abuse light goes on. If you try to take out the battery or mess with the electronics of it, the abuse light goes on.