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BBSpencer |
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I'm not sure what's worse, old people who think the road, not the sidewalk, is a good place to jog deciding to yell at me to slow down, or old people
pulling over to tell me what I can or cannot do in the middle of the street when I was a kid.
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thriving sobi |
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I actually have no problem with kids playing in the street - and moving out of the way.
But holding an office meeting in the street seems a little twisted. |
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam |
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thriving sobi wrote:Just run them the fuck over. If nobody is looking speed away if there are people watching stop and act like you didnt' see them. . .problem solved! |
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BBSpencer |
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I agree with you on the office chair thing, though. I can only see the fun in it if they were racing each out down a sloped driveway into the street, only
after checking for traffic.
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thriving sobi |
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^ Maybe I would if it were the parents in the chairs.
but the kids are innocent. Their parents make them think that Jebus will save them. |
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam |
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thriving sobi wrote:Even Squirrels acknowledge when a car is coming and try to move most of the time. These kids are smarter than squirrels, they know what they're doing and continue to do it. They're just as guilty as their parents.
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B DeBrun |
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thriving sobi wrote: as a math teacher? |
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thriving sobi |
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I became a math & business teacher AFTER I retired. I worked as an executive for a dozen years. Started a few businesses and sold some. Still have one
small manufacturing buisiness with a few employees. So now I teach 180 days of the year, go home before the traffic and then go to a hockey game or a show a
few nights each week. I have a great manager in place so I really do not have to do much with the business. Also, I purchase some industrial lots a few years
ago and even with this economy, the leases are doing well enough.
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B DeBrun |
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Sounds familar.
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Pseudo Propaganda |
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superguppie wrote: |
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thriving sobi |
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The teacher i hear complain about pay are always the ones who : 1) don't want to work summer school. 2) Do not want to invest in a side business or
activity 3) want to have the time off to goof off and 4) have a shit load of education debt (why do you have to go to USC if you want to be a teacher right
after graduation?)
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam |
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thriving sobi wrote:Just view them as all the students you've ever hated. Makes it easier huh??? Remember that one that tried to seduce you!? |
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thriving sobi |
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Sorry AlwaysAwesomeAdam, I don't hate any of my students. They are wonderful kids. None have ever tried to seduce me because I am old and ugly. Most of
them pass my courses as I have a 95% pass rate on average (including Algebra II) and they all perform very well on the required stanardized tests and usually
out place the rest of the teachers at a school that has been ranked as one of the best schools in the state.
My experience is that once you meet parents, you understand if any of the kids are a little off kilter. |
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam |
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thriving sobi wrote:Would you just go and kill somebody already. Nobody really uses math anymore, that's what we have computers for. |
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thriving sobi |
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You USE math (i.e. your computer is built upon said concepts). You just don't know how the fuck it works. ;)
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam |
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thriving sobi wrote:Exactly if somebody or something else is doing the work for me why should I care? Most important subjects in school 1.) English/Writing/ETC 2.) History 3.) Forgein Language 4.) Gym 5.) Health 6.) Psyc. 7.) Math 8.) Science - what point is there to this class? |
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thriving sobi |
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam - everyone has their favorites. I encourage my students to follow their dreams. But learn everything you can along the way.
I suck at #3 ut do very well with your #7 & #8 |
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam |
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thriving sobi wrote: Yeah #7 and #8 are the most useless no offense. When will you need to apply that to anything you do? Who fucking cares where Mercury is at or how many apples you have left if fat fucking Susie takes 3. Maybe the bitch will choke and give you two back. |
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thriving sobi |
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam - my son became a pharmacist so #7 & #8 were important to him. Plus the starting pay was over 150,000 per year to start. Seems useful to
me.
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AlwaysAwesomeAdam |
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thriving sobi wrote: A machine will take him over. A machine can't write a book (they can mass produce it but not write it). |
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