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doglover- I know you weren't saying that directly to me; I posted a reply to clear up any more confusion, just in case someone still doesn't understand that I don't necessarily think those incidents were funny.
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Well, I am sorry you get blamed at for things in school but I hope you can find fun things to do here on da Hood ta sorta get things off your mind, Jones
I am pleased to meet your acquaintance
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I apologize to all of you; I did a poor job explaining the viewpoint I was using, and I agree about all that being wrong. I even distance myself from the people who do things like that now, because even though I don't do it, the sub always seems to accuse me (plus, I mean, what's the point?); in fact, I almost got a detention because someone else wouldn't fess up about it, and blamed me.
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As a prior substitute teacher, I couldn't agree more with Lilli and Doglover.
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I agree with Lilliputt. I must admit that it is a bit funny, but still, it isn't pretty to do it, and also very offensive and rude. I'm not it saying directly to you, Jones, just in general.
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Oh, I see.
I'm sorry, I must have misunderstood, Jones. I got the impression that what you wrote about what is going on is something good or funny. My bad
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poor jonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnes ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss ssssssss
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I didn't act up; it was someone named L***** with English. I didn't switch instruments or make paper balls, either. I should have specified, sorry.Originally posted by Lilliputt View PostTo be honest, I think that sounds very sad, Jones. I don't think that acting out when having a substitute is that good an idea. Why would you want to act badly to a person who is there to help you make a good start in your life?
That is what they are for regardless if they are regular teachers or substitutes.Last edited by Mistery; 03-16-2008, 01:47:21. Reason: Do not post names of persons, blanked out name
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To be honest, I think that sounds very sad, Jones. I don't think that acting out when having a substitute is that good an idea. Why would you want to act badly to a person who is there to help you make a good start in your life?
That is what they are for regardless if they are regular teachers or substitutes.
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Whenever someone name Mr. S**** substitutes our band class, we'll either throw paper balls at him or eachother or we'll switch instruments; he really has no clue! One time somebody hit him with a pencil and he said, "ya dropped yer pencil." it's very fun when ther's a substitute.
Also, in English class, there was a substitute named Mr. B*******, whom we'd never had before. So what do we do? We tell him that somebody has an extremely high case of ADHD, so the kid could do virtually anything and he wouldn't try to sotp him. He shouted the national anthem so loud that day...whoo!
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girls in my class are retarted aperatly since i talk to this guy i like him what they dont no is that i do like him
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Once in a science lesson my teacher was talking about scientists making a breakthrough.
Me a started to sing the queen song Breaktru
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