>be me
>In class
>sitting next to outlet
>people always charge their phones at this outlet
>teacher is alright with it
>Doing work
>random comes up to me
>"hey, do you have an iPhone charger?"
>looks at them. Then looks at iPhone
>"yeah why?"
>they ask if they could use it for a moment
>"You can't, my iPhone charger is different"
>hold it out
>the wire actually CAN charge their phone since the charger also works on the model they own
>"wait this is the right charger. Why wouldn't it work?"
>Explain that the electricity it produces might damage it
>teacher notices us talking
>He comes over
>"is there an issue here" says teacher man
>OhShit.exe
>"he won't let me use his iPhone charger, he says it would break my phone"
> "how would it break the phone" asks teacher man
>Tell him that my phone generates too much electricity for it to safely charge the phone
>He asks how much electricity it generates
>MFW sent to office for interrupting class
>laughter still erupting from inside class
>Apparently 1.21 gigawatts was not the correct answer
>ButWaitTheresMore.oxyclean
>Get to office
>Just in time to receive letter from some western union guy
>Open envelope
>Have no idea who sent it
>Nothing about who sent it, just that they were sent back to 1885, and that their time machine worked.
>Can't understand some of the writing because it's faded
>Eventually I discover who sent it
>No one knows who they are
>And their identity is in the first letter of the last 8 lines.
[spoiler]What? I had to end this thing somehow...[/spoiler]
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Wtf was this