That's not terribly fuc<b>ked</b> up. Here's something that's terribly fu<b>cked</b> up:
Get to school. Its snowing. Its accumulating. A lot. Everyone expects early closings. 10 AM rolls around. PA Announcements: No plans to close early as of yet. Snow is really piling up outside. Roads are NOT plowed. Students are getting edgy. 10:30 AM rolls around. PA Announcements: No plans to close early as of yet. Faculty is now getting edgy. 11:30 AM rolls around. Break for first lunch period. Students goings nuts watching the snow outside. Faculty gathering in corners sipping coffee and cursing about having to drive home in this sh<b>it</b>. Principle is nowhere in sight. PA Announcements: No plans to close early as of yet. 12:30. Back in class. PA Announcement: School <em>will</em> be let out early, but no one may leave until the busses arrive. Classes are to proceed normally until that time. Students cheer. Faculty cheer. Principle is nowhere in sight. 1:30 PM. An hour has gone by. Still busses. Students who are close enough to walk home are forbidden to leave until the busses arrive. Students are getting pissed off. Faculty is getting pissed off. Principle is nowhere in sight. 2:30 PM. Busses finally pull in after having been mired in snow for two hours. This is the normal time at which school lets out, so the early closing was a total bust. Students clambor on board busses cursing and spitting. Faculty clambor aboard their cars cursing and spitting. Principle is <em>still</em> nowhere in sight, but that would be because he left at 10:30 AM <em>with his daughter</em> to head home. He assumed that school would be closing early due to the incelement weather. Of course, he never told anyone this before he left, and he never returned to tell anyone this. Thus, left without any authority at all, the entire Staff just didn't know what the hell to do.
Most fu<b>cked</b> up snow day, ever.