High school teens get creative with phone ban rules: 'If I replace every single component in the phone... is this still the same cell phone?'

When this high school banned phones, it made the kids get downright philosophical in their approach to sneaking in their precious communication devices. 

If you ever got your phone taken during school, you know how irritating it was to be suddenly without it. When I was in middle school, we had flip phones (who remembers ye olde piece of tech?) I actually really loved typing on that phone, and if it were possible, I'd totally choose that over my iPhone any day. Phones these days are like, 1000 times harder to put down, so if your teacher confiscates it, it must cause a ton of panic and anxiety for the students. 

Phones seem to cause a lot of disruption in classes, and they're constantly the bane of teachers' existence. One student shared this funny Q&A regarding phones being banned. Kids are so smart: they've come up with a bunch of hilarious ways they could still get their communications across to each other. Check out the questions and answers below! 

Next, read about the stepmom who banned her stepdaughter from family dinner because she wouldn't stop singing at top volume: "My husband wants me to apologize... and is insisting I allow her to eat with the family again."

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