Need help with making up stories for my parents!!

[Jhong253]

Many parents do appreciate it when their kids are honest. If you made up a story, you'd have to make up another one to cover that one and another one and another... it will keep going until you mess up, then you get a huge punishment. I'm glad that you chose to tell your parents the truth. Otherwise, you could've been stuck in a vicious cycle that would've ended up with you being in a huge hellhole.

 

[KubeKid73]

You could have just said nothing. I don't see how they would find out about you missing $20. And if they did SOMEHOW, then just say you bought lunch at school with it.

 

[abr71310]

well, my (asian) parents don't really care if I have cubes or not. As long as I get A's (in my school, it's sooo easy).

Wow, do you seriously take school that lightly, or do you just go to school with a bunch of idiots?? o_o

No. If they took them away and he still got D's and then (sometime later) he says that he just got this cube and he gets A's and B's, then they will think that cubes help him.

LOLOLOL thats what happened to me in Calculus, i went from an 82 last year to a 90 this year, probably because of some subconscious cubing addiction!!

I have an A- average and 3.3 honors, they gave me a HUGE lecture about damage being done and all that. my parents are asian fobs btw and they get REALLY pissed off about grades... srry if i offended you guys and I GET THAT I SHOULD BE PUNISHED!! geez...

Nah mate i feel your pain; growing up in a white neighbourhood with asian parents is really ridiculous, nobody around you knows what you go through and can relate and help you out, so you feel isolated and alone.

You should probably find a way to relate this all to schoolwork, like make up an assignment about the cube and show it to your parents.

Mine don't really care that I cube, when I went to TOW they sorta shrugged and let me take the car (all the way to Seneca College, too...) for an entire day.

It was sure nice of them, but I mean, I'm basically the poster-boy for expectations in my extended family, especially since out of EVERYONE, I'm the oldest child / grandson / cousin / etc...

BTW my GPA is equivalent to probably 3.2, since in Canadian terms I only have an 83.

 

[Lord Voldemort]

I would suggest telling you parents...
Eventually, this will get back to you, and it'll be worse.

My parents get mad at an A-, so you should consider yourself lucky...
(though I'm probably sadder about my 3.96 GPA than them)

@Kubekid - A $20 lunch?
For one person, that's either a lot of food, or very "fancy" food...

 

[DAE_JA_VOO]

You deserve to get punished by your parents for this.
They forbid you to do something, you go behind their backs doing it anyway
And now you ask others to help you make up good lies?????

+1

This is a ridiculous request.

 

[Deleted member 2864]

well, my (asian) parents don't really care if I have cubes or not. As long as I get A's (in my school, it's sooo easy).

Wow, do you seriously take school that lightly, or do you just go to school with a bunch of idiots?? o_o

No. If they took them away and he still got D's and then (sometime later) he says that he just got this cube and he gets A's and B's, then they will think that cubes help him.

LOLOLOL thats what happened to me in Calculus, i went from an 82 last year to a 90 this year, probably because of some subconscious cubing addiction!!

I have an A- average and 3.3 honors, they gave me a HUGE lecture about damage being done and all that. my parents are asian fobs btw and they get REALLY pissed off about grades... srry if i offended you guys and I GET THAT I SHOULD BE PUNISHED!! geez...

Nah mate i feel your pain; growing up in a white neighbourhood with asian parents is really ridiculous, nobody around you knows what you go through and can relate and help you out, so you feel isolated and alone.

You should probably find a way to relate this all to schoolwork, like make up an assignment about the cube and show it to your parents.

Mine don't really care that I cube, when I went to TOW they sorta shrugged and let me take the car (all the way to Seneca College, too...) for an entire day.

It was sure nice of them, but I mean, I'm basically the poster-boy for expectations in my extended family, especially since out of EVERYONE, I'm the oldest child / grandson / cousin / etc...

BTW my GPA is equivalent to probably 3.2, since in Canadian terms I only have an 83.

Out where I live... races are pretty diverse... but many (like even though there ethnicity is asian or whatever) are Americanized... not my parents... drop below an A and you might as well get an F for me...

 

[MAGIK]

hahaha dude your parents are too strict...i would not <b>NOT</b> allow them to take my cubes....punish me any other way but don't touch my cubes XD

 

[daniel0731ex]

hide your cubes, that's what i do

but not the sloppy kind of hiding in closet or under sofa, or even "average" level of hiding

i hide them in places such as in my violin cases(with lock), inside the piano(because they don't even know that they could open it, and the piano is off tune by 1 degree+), or even in their own room(not suggested).


im also good at finding the cubes, since i know a lot more places that you could find them. a tip for u is to search by each cubic units(including places within the wall).

 

[KubeKid73]

@Kubekid - A $20 lunch?
For one person, that's either a lot of food, or very "fancy" food...

Did I say only once? It could be more than once. I never specified, so why assume?

 

[MAGIK]

@Kubekid - A $20 lunch?
For one person, that's either a lot of food, or very "fancy" food...

Did I say only once? It could be more than once. I never specified, so why assume?

haha dude you got owned by a lil kid XD

 

[Chuberchuckee]

[...]even in their own room(not suggested).[...]

Why on earth would you hide your cubes there?

 

[James Kobel]

[...]even in their own room(not suggested).[...]

Why on earth would you hide your cubes there?

Who would suspect something like that? It still is pretty dangerous though.

 

[Chuberchuckee]

[...]even in their own room(not suggested).[...]

Why on earth would you hide your cubes there?

Who would suspect something like that? It still is pretty dangerous though.

I see the reasoning now.

The problem is getting the cubes out of their room when you want them.

 

[abr71310]

Out where I live... races are pretty diverse... but many (like even though there ethnicity is asian or whatever) are Americanized... not my parents... drop below an A and you might as well get an F for me...

Dude, I'm in Toronto -- multi-cultural capital of the world, ALMOST (okay, I said almost because obviously I'm not sure, but from what it looks like, driving around, it's pretty diverse too).

We're "Westernized" (I refuse to say Canadian-ized because only the select few that don't have foreign accents say "eh?" and all of the natural Canadian stereotypes) people, but I mean, my parents are pretty nice about me not getting an 100 in everything, they get that i'm not the most brilliant kid ever (probably because I'm actually one of the dumbest kids in the "smart children" program I'm in, but if I was moved into the normal program I'd be like easily top 1%), and they accept that.

They're just pissed because I didn't get high enough marks for Waterloo / Queen's.