terry78
My name is Stefan, sweet thang
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Either present day or past tense, though present day means you haven't really had a chance to suffer through them yet. I can recall two from my high school days. One was a sub that we always had named Miss Steele...that was her name. This big Michelin Man looking woman who made it her goal to call people out on the tiniest thing, and attempt to humiliate them when doing so. I remember having her for English, and our assignment was to read a section of the Canterbury Tales....and she makes us write a three page thing on the section we read, that was nowhere near what the original curriculum called for.
Another was my French teacher from sophomore year, Miss Rainford, though we had to refer to her as Madame Rainford...this was a gargoyle of a woman who was actually French, and had only been in the states for probably a couple years, and she actually made learning a new language a frightening experience. Me and my boy still laugh when we remember her catchphrase...if anyone said something wrong or was playing around in class, she would say in a thick french accent, "Oooh, you filthy crook, get down to the office now!" **** was hilarious, but she was nuts.
Another was my French teacher from sophomore year, Miss Rainford, though we had to refer to her as Madame Rainford...this was a gargoyle of a woman who was actually French, and had only been in the states for probably a couple years, and she actually made learning a new language a frightening experience. Me and my boy still laugh when we remember her catchphrase...if anyone said something wrong or was playing around in class, she would say in a thick french accent, "Oooh, you filthy crook, get down to the office now!" **** was hilarious, but she was nuts.