Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Things You’ll Need:
- Very moderate acting skills
Step1
Act like you're not feeling too well. Make it seem like you have no energy inside you to get up. Maybe a little lifeless eye blinking will help.
Step2
At this point your parents may touch your forehead to see if you have a fever, but of course you don't. The clammy hands approach is the best way to make them think otherwise that you are sick. It's physical evidence of illness. And as Ferris would say "It's a good, non-specific symptom." Fake a stomach cramp, when doubled over, moaning and wailing, lick the palm of your hands.
Step3
If the clammy hands approach causes your mother to want to call the doctor, insist that everything is fine and pretend, even though ill, you're trying to get up to go to school.
Step4
More than likely your parents will tell you to lie back down, but to make sure they think you're a model student who is really sick, you can slip in a comment like "I have a test today. I have to take it. I want to get into a good college, so I can have a fruitful life."
Step5
Once again assure your parents you'll be fine and that you just need some sleep and maybe take an Aspirin at noon.
Step6
Acknowledge your parents as being nice, caring, and loving people.
Step7
Once they leave, it's time to have some care-free fun!
Comments
richardchan said
on 5/12/2008 One of my fav movies! Flashback to the 80's! =)
Gracie1402 said
on 5/3/2008 OMG LOVE LOVE LOVE this movie!!
"Ferris Bueller, you're my hero"
5 stars, would give you 6 if it were possible!
onederland said
on 4/27/2008 This movie was a hoot! Thanks for the memories :)
Desula said
on 4/27/2008 How funny, I did a similar speech in the 10th grade based on Ferris's tips.
MidniteWriter said
on 4/10/2008 This was very funny, one of my fav movies of all time!!