The Cat ate my homework and here is a video to prove it.
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The Cat ate my homework and here is a video to prove it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG-swkL0s7M&eurl=
You've got to pity the teacher who would have to actually look at this and say, "Well, *curses* I guess.."
The age old myth in video.
By the way, yes, I know they are just printing blank sheets of paper.
You've got to pity the teacher who would have to actually look at this and say, "Well, *curses* I guess.."
The age old myth in video.
By the way, yes, I know they are just printing blank sheets of paper.

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My English teacher (6th grade) told us that one day (she hadn't printed anything for a couple of days) she couldn't print. I stayed after lunch to help her out and it turns out it had no ink:
Me: So, what's the matter?
Teacher: It just won't work...
Me: *inspects power and lights* *sees a light on that is indicating no ink* Uh... when's the last time you put ink in this thing?
Teacher: Hmm... last year.. why?
Me: I think that may be your problem.
Teacher: Oh.
This is dedicated to all the teachers that are so pompous and filthy rich from public school salaries that they can't be bothered to check the ink once in a while (or actually try to teach).
Me: So, what's the matter?
Teacher: It just won't work...
Me: *inspects power and lights* *sees a light on that is indicating no ink* Uh... when's the last time you put ink in this thing?
Teacher: Hmm... last year.. why?
Me: I think that may be your problem.
Teacher: Oh.
This is dedicated to all the teachers that are so pompous and filthy rich from public school salaries that they can't be bothered to check the ink once in a while (or actually try to teach).

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ROFL.RaVNzCRoFT wrote:Are you joking? Teacher salaries are actually incredibly low.metkillerjoe wrote:This is dedicated to all the teachers that are so pompous and filthy rich from public school salaries that they can't be bothered to check the ink once in a while (or actually try to teach).
Your kidding, right? The teachers at my private school get paid LESS than my public school teachers. Besides, my town has had two tax overrides because people were naive when the teachers said, "We need more money to teach your kids better." My public school bragged about its awards(for teamwork

Why is it that even though I get some failing grades or oppose some opinions of my teachers in private school that they either say come to me for extra help or I like that idea opposed to my 8 grade public school teacher who hated me because I knew more about the subject than she did and therefore told the school psychologist that I was anti-Semitic (I'm in a Jewish family!!!!). Did I mention that she also made me come at lunch because I was writing with a pencil that had no graphite in it? Here's the dialog and I can still remember it like it was yesterday:
Her: Come at lunch.
Me: Why?
Her: Because you are writing on your desk.
Me: But my pencil doesn't have any lead in it.
Her: I don't care.
Then at lunch:
Me: I didn't have any lead in my pencil this is unfair!
Her: I don't want to hear it. Just get it over with!
It is people like these that I hate. I had a very few ligament teachers in public school.

Umm, for the most part you're completely wrong joe...
Public school teachers and almost all teachers for that matter, have rediculously low salaries, that's just a fact. However, there are a few special exceptions in different schools around the US, that decide to pay *some* of their teachers wayyy too much.
Public school teachers and almost all teachers for that matter, have rediculously low salaries, that's just a fact. However, there are a few special exceptions in different schools around the US, that decide to pay *some* of their teachers wayyy too much.
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Ok, I stand corrected. I was wrong.gh0570fchurch wrote:You have to realize, it's the bad 25% of teachers that make the good 75% look bad. Also, Ravn is right. Teachers do have very low salaries.
I have to say, though. The fact is that my public school was getting more money in annual tuition for per student than my private school now. It was in taxes.
Again, I didn't know. I was basing my theory solely on my experience which was a mistake on my part.
