Do you draw in your textbooks at school? There are always some kids that draw in the textbooks. Some of them are just random scribbles, some (most actually) are male parts, and some are even good drawings. I don't draw in the textbooks, but I scribble all over workbooks, worksheets, notebooks, loose leaf, etc. How about you? Are you the one that has been drawing all these male parts in my textbooks? Also, feel free to share some of the weirdest, worst, or even best drawings you have found in textbooks.

tgags123 : LOL at the "some (most actually) are male parts" part. Who would put that in textbooks. Permadetention. 




Okay, no but I have seen some scribbles in my textbooks. All the time, I see those random curvy scribbles. But I have not done that...

What kind of sick person draws male parts in a schoolbook? Anyway that's a little disgusting and I rarely even see people draw in books at all. I doodle all over note papers and loose leafs. But most of the people you'd see in my class would just be listening to the teacher, on there phones or maybe even daydreaming.

I don't draw in textbooks in school. I used to last year but I stopped and erased everything I drew so I wouldn't risk getting into trouble.

I have yet to see drawings of male parts in textbooks. Anyway, I don't draw in my textbooks at all, but I may scribble on my papers from time to time. I have found doodles in my textbooks though.

AriaAngelDream : You're 15 and you haven't found any male parts in your books yet? You must go to a nice school.

Well actually I have seen markings in text books but it is usually someone's name and I wonder why would somebody write their names on a school text book?

I swear some of the textbooks in circulation are so old and beat up and in such poor condition it isn't even funny. My math analysis textbook is crumpled and looks like there is a coffee stain in the middle and all the pages are crumpled and falling apart. All my other textbooks are fine but this one in particular is in poor condition. As for drawings there is the occasional male anatomy part drawn on every page, and then there is people writing their names in sharpie or writing or circling things on some pages.  I don't draw in them because I know someone will get it next year and I don't see the point in messing it up. It is really unnecessary in my opinion.


goodboy : I know right? That is in everything, it is so unnecessary and immature. Just grow one already and stop drawing it in other peoples materials. 

I've always been kinda weird about writing in books.  It just feels so wrong to me and bothers me!  However, once I started teaching, I found myself always writing things in the teacher's edition and I realized... okay, maybe it's not such a crazy idea!  I try to tell myself I'd have no problems writing in a book other than my teacher's edition, but I don't know if I'd ever be able to actually go through with it. XD  However, I've certainly seen my fair share.

tgags123 :  I have to go along with the majority of the other people here.  Been teaching for six years and went to school for 15.5 years.  Never once saw a drawing of a male part, and I've been to a wide variety of schools from all over the country.  I don't think it's that Aria goes to a nice school.... I think it's that you might go to a not-so-nice school.  

Nearly a quarter of my students doodle on their homework though. I absolutely love it, as it makes grading so much more fun. Some kids will draw little characters, some will draw shields and weapons... one kid even drew this large portrait of a city plugged into an outlet.  I wish I was that creative!

Singelli : I see them all the time. It's the middle schoolers that draw them, for the most part. Even though I'm in 9th grade now, my high school is 7-12. My school is filled with guys that think they're cool, so that is probably who is drawing them.

Well to be honest I have drawn it a textbook before (no I have not drawn male genitals or any other part of the male anatomy in a text book) , I did a really cool looking image of Ichigo from Bleach (the manga and anime) when I was a freshman on the table of contents page in my science book. I did it after I took a quiz in Earth science because well I was bored and the book was falling apart anyways and the teacher announced they were getting new books, the following year.

As for seeing male genitals and other parts of the male anatomy in books, yes I have seen them, usually going into the mouth of someone on the page to which the genitals/other anatomy parts are drawn on. It 's pretty disgusting to see, especially when someone with actual artistic abilities draws it.

tgags123 : I usually try not to deface school property. I mean, I do sometimes draw on desks, but I erase it afterwards. I do not draw in textbooks however.

I sometimes do it, when it is a class which I hate like Social Studies. It annoys me when people rip out or draw over WHOLE PAGES, though. I couldn't read anything in Maths.

I have never drawn in my textbooks. My high school books had a penalty of about 60 to 80 dollars so I really did not want to risk getting in trouble and having to pay that amount. I would not be able to spend 60 dollars when I only get 35 dollars a month.

I dont draw in textbooks,i get a paper in the pause and draw something like: Transformers, DooM, StarCraft, dragons, stuff i dont know what are but look cool, more dragons, more videogame stuff.

I do have to say I have drawn and wrote inside textbooks, mostly for the fun of it, most of the reason why me and a lot has dont that is because we're bored with school and all and just wanted something to entertain us pretty much why we all do it.

Not most of the time. I have everyonce and a while. I feel bad doing it.

Oh, all the time!
I usually see the male parts in science textbooks, and in pen too :/
The rest is mostly just little scribbles here and there, maybe a hurtful poem or two.
Every once in a while though, there'll be notes and stuff in my socials and math textbooks, which I usually add to.
I also doodle a lot when I'm bored, but I try and only use pencil, and erase them when I'm done.