Nice try, kid ...

I actually did something similar when I was in middle school. The teacher wanted everyone in the class to write something like that 500 times and turn it in the next day.<p>I went home and ran the following program on my Apple IIe:<p><pre><code> 10 FOR X = 1 TO 500 20 ?"I will behave myself in class" 30 NEXT X PR# 2 RUN </code></pre> With the printer plugged into slot 2 on the machine, this sent the output of the program to the printer.<p>Needless to say the teacher was not impressed the next day, when I handed in several sheets of linefeed printer paper. I was impressed however.<p>He made me write it by hand about 100 times instead of 500.

Not as high-tech, but I once got caught writing a column of "I"s, a column of "will"s, a column of "not"s, etc.

I find it funny that many of these comments are on ways the code could be improved. We are a strange bunch of people indeed. Still, I laughed when I saw this image.

Should have wrote it in Python to save a few lines :)<p>for x in range(500): print 'I will not throw paper airplanes in class.'<p>Or perhaps Arc!

Now all he has to do is compile, link, and load!

Cute, bizarre, clever. Good.