Phones for life

Recently a rule in our school have been enforced. The rule itself is that we are not allowed to use our phones in the hallway or in the building. To me, I think this rule is unfair. Honestly I'm okay with not having them in class because people do stupid things with their phones. I understand that rule but what is the true harm of using it in the hallways. The most we can do with using our phones in the hallway is reply to a few text messages or study for a test we forgot to study for the night before. Also I don't see why you would punish everyone for what a few people are doing. To me it doesn't make sense but I don't have a say. I do believe that with time maybe they'll ease up but until then we have to deal with the rule.

Magical Phone of Wonder

Honestly, phones are pretty cool just by being phones. Even so, I would never call a smartphone a “smart phone”. I think I’ll actually consider it a smart phone when it does everything I need it to do for me. The one thing that I would love to have on my phone is being able to find me instead of me finding it. I want to be able to say “Phone come to me,” and just have float into my lap. Another thing that I would want my phone to do is make me pizza on command. There have been plenty of times where I've

actually forgotten my lunch money or my lunch and I just wanted something to eat. With this function on the phone I would never go hungry and I would be able to save the money so my mom and I can do more things together. Those are only a few demands if I had to put apps on my phone.

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Sharknado

I awoke in forest with trees as high as I could see. I looked around trying to recall what happened before I ended up here. I remember sitting in class working on my English paper, then Mr. Juarez comes up to me and lifts up a sledge hammer and then it was dark. Anger consumed me in minutes then I see a shadow move above me. I looked up to see sharks swimming above me. That suddenly it gave an idea. I climb up the tallest tree and I look around to find the biggest shark. Then I finally see one big enough to follow through on my plan. As soon as the shark was close enough I jumped on top of its head and ride it to school. From there I take my take my revenge on my class mates. I had my shark eat every single one in the class and let it go as soon as the job was done. A lesson is to be learned here: don’t cross me.