[ SECRET POST #2133 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2133 ⌋

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Comments

[miffthefox]

Most schools I know of banned Pokemon (and other CCG) cards because the kids would always be ripping each other off in trades and stealing from one another. I remember my old school banned playing cards (and eventually all card games) over gambling concerns.

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ayrt

Well, they weren't actually banned, but our teacher forbade us to bring them. Until we wrote a really nice letter, signed by the entire class, that we'll behave, but please please please let us bring our Pokemon cards again.

Then, in secondary school, nobody really gave a crap anymore. (And I mean both the teachers and all the former Pokemon fans. Such a bummer. 10 year old me returns from the summer vacation, and suddenly absolutely nobody even talked about Pokemon anymore. It was really weird.)

[(Anonymous)]

My district banned trading cards during the Pokemon card heyday partially because some kids were stealing them, but mostly because kids kept getting them out during class and it was a disruption.
Then I got to high school, and they were still banned, but nobody cared. I kept my Yugioh deck in my backpack and played with some of my friends at lunch, and we never got in trouble for it.

[rosehiptea]

When I was in grade school in the 70s they banned baseball cards. Also due to gambling concerns, as far as I know.