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17 Things to Do at School Other than look at this website, obviously... When somebody raises their hand, high five them. Draw a mushroom in the corner of your classroom whiteboard and then see how long it stays there. During a test, if your teacher walks by, cover up your test and glare suspiciously at them. Tell your teachers on the first day of school that you aren't allowed to talk to strangers. Read your book upside down and see if your teacher notices. Prove a teacher wrong. If the teacher asks where your homework is, tell them you lost it fighting a kid who said they weren't the best teacher in the school. If you have a sibling at your school, go up to them and say, "I know where you live..." in a really creepy voice. When you have a substitute, look at them creepily until they get nervous around you. Pass a note to a friend in school that says, "This teacher is great!" See what happens. When the teacher is out of the room, stand up and start teaching!...

  list of 99 fun things to do when you’re stuck in a boring lesson at school. Try to develop psychic powers, then use them. Inflate a beachball and throw it around the room. When everybody’s quiet, start beat boxing. Answer the teachers questions in slow motion. Laugh stupidly for no reason. Pretend you’re flying a jet fighter in the Gulf War. Churn some butter. Answer the teachers in gangsta slang. Rhyme the last words of everybody’s sentences. Pretend you are Harry Potter and your scar hurts. Ask the teacher for his/her phone number. See how long you can hold your breath. Take your pants off and give them to the teacher. Chew on your arm until someone notices. Change seats every three minutes. Answer the teachers questions very fast. Shave. Run across the room, tag someone and say “you’re it!” Make a paper plane and try to get it stuck in an awkward or unreachable place. Think of five new ways to use your shoes. Start a mexican wave. Get a thunderstorm sound on your phone. S...

Psychology: The truth about the paranormal IN DEPTH PSYCHOLOGY Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Share using Email Share on Whatsapp Open share tools In the 21st Century, why do so many people still believe in the paranormal? David Robson discovers that there’s good reason we hold superstitions – and a few surprising benefits. By David Robson 31st October 2014 S Soon after World War II, Winston Churchill was visiting the White House when he is said to have had an uncanny experience. Having had a long bath with a Scotch and cigar, he reportedly walked into the adjoining bedroom – only to be met by the ghost of Abraham Lincoln. Unflappable, even while completely naked, Churchill apparently announced: “Good evening, Mr President. You seem to have me at a disadvantage.”  The spirit smiled and vanished . His supposed contact with the supernatural puts Churchill in illustrious company. Arthur Conan Doyle spoke to ghosts through mediums, while  Alan Turing believed...

Let's know about it - The National Register of Citizens (NRC) is a register of all Indian citizens whose creation is mandated by The Citizenship Act 1955 as amended in 2003.  It has been implemented for the state of Assam between 2013–2014.  The government plans to implement it for the rest of India in 2021.  According to the Citizenship Rules, 2003, the centre can issue an order to prepare the NPR and create the NRC based on the data gathered in the National Population Register (NPR). The 2003 further states that the local officials would then decide if the person's name will be added to the NRC or not, thereby deciding his citizenship status. No new rules or laws are needed to conduct this exercise in the whole of India. Assam, being a border state with unique problems of illegal immigration, an NRC for the state was created in 1951 based on the 1951 census data.  But it was not maintained afterwards. In 1983, the Illegal Migrants (Determination by Tribun...

Veronica on Netflix: ‘TRUE STORY’ behind horror movie is even scarier YOUTUBE • NETFLIX Veronica on Netflix is inspired by the Vallecas case VERONICA is continuing to chill audiences on Netflix - but it seems the true story it’s based on is even more unnerving. The film takes its cues from the so-called Vallecas case, which took place in a small suburb in Madrid. It’s the only police report which is, according to The Sun, marked as “unexplained”. It revolves around a teenage girl named Estafania Gutierrez Lazaro, who died suddenly in August 1991 - with her parents convinced it had something to do with her interest in Ouija boards. They told the police that when the boyfriend of one of Estafania’s friends died in a motorcycle accident, a group held a seance at school to try and contact him. RELATED ARTICLES Cloverfield Paradox trailer released as movie streams on Netflix NOW Veronica on Netflix: So TERRIFYING audiences have to SWITCH OFF ADVERTISEMENT {"uid":0.25407...

The 45 Scariest Horror Movies to Watch Right Now Goodbye, sleeping through the night. It was fun while it lasted. JOHN FRANCIS If you were to pop into your group chat right now and ask five friends what the scariest movie they’ve ever seen is, you’d probably get five different answers. (Or, like, four different answers and one person who just says “same” because they’re actually too scared to watch horror movies at all. Much love to this person.) ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW Anyway, there are approximately a million different ways for a movie to be scary. Whether you’re most horrified by creepy little kids, jump-scares, psychological thrillers, ghosts, or zombies, there is truly something for everyone. Here are 45 of the absolute scariest movies of all time. Have fun never sleeping again! 1.  ORPHAN STREAM NOW Remember how badly  Orphan  freaked you out in 2009? Well, I have a feeling it’s going to feel a lot creepier in 2019, considering this story line  m...