I remember growing up we went on a feild trip for an old time unit we did in school (it was like little house on the prairie) but anyways they said back in those days they whipped kids for being bad on the wrists I liked it so much I got into trouble alot that day
I had a similar experience. In the 5th grade, one of our field trips was to an historic New Mexican ranch town with a "little red school house". We learned about growing up and attending school in the southwestern U.S. in the mid-1800's.
When we were at the schoolhouse, we had to sit at school desks and do traditional 1800's math lessons. At one point, the schoolhouse "teacher" asked our real teacher to identify the student who had been her biggest troublemaker so far that day. I had been a bad boy on the field trip school bus ride, so my teacher threw me under the bus! Lol.
The fake teacher had me come to the front of the class, where she administered a fake thrashing with a hickory switch. She actually flicked the switch with some zip (six stripes)... but, because my blue jeans and boxers were up, it was pretty much fake discipline.
But, my mom found out (from another mom who had been a chaperone on that field trip) that I had misbehaved on the school bus. So, I had an appointment with my dad, in his workshop, that evening! He gave me the "hickory" switch thrashing that he said I should have received at "school" (actually, 6 stripes with a switch that I had to cut from an apple tree), and then a whipping (another 6 licks) with his razor strop (because receiving punishment at school always meant a trip over mom's lap for a paddling with her hairbush, or straddling dad's sawhorse for "correction" with his strop)... and I wasn't wearing trousers nor boxers! Ouchie!
I always had to be stripped to my boxers by the time my dad arrived in his workshop. I received my lecture wearing only my boxers, and then had to remove them before straddling the sawhorse. That double dose of the apple switch and the razor strop across my bare bottom (and a school paddling in the principal's office the following morning), corrected my rebellious 5th grade behavior for several months!