School!

[noodles]

in my senior English class I'd always ask the teacher a ton of questions about what we were learning about, usually about something historical

I ended up pissing people off because he'd spend a long time with his answers and then go off on some tangent...but he was like a human encyclopedia, I loved it

[zamisk]

It's pretty routine in my math class to get our teacher to ramble on before we mark anything, so people who didn't do it have a chance to copy. I never do though. I just doodle :T

Our teacher likes to talk

[Kinokokao]

[scy]

I am paying for an education (well, was; graduated and all that). I do not give a damn about your pretentious questions, brown nosing, and being too stupid to live. Shut the fuck up so I can [s]sleep through class[/s] [s]nurse a hangover[/s] listen to the lecture.

My first year of college classes made me question why people this dumb don't just kill themselves. Yes, it sounds terrible but if you're 18+ and ask what the hell is the x-axis in a second year Calculus class, I want to do unspeakable things to you that involve a blender.

[spoiler]I remember when I took Statistics and someone actually asked what "mean" meant. The fuck, bitch?[/spoiler]

[negzee]

[SAL]

[scy]

>> I played sports (Football, at that). Probably good enough to have gotten my way into a College actually if I hadn't of quit </ego>.

[Kinokokao]

Schools like to have a high pass/graduation rate. It's all about testing and the numbers, not actual intelligence, learning, or anything like that. People who can barely read get to graduate from high school because it looks good for the administration.

Told a girl once I had a friend in Ontario. She asks where that is. I say it's in Canada.

She asks where that is.

She's 15. And doesn't know where fucking Canada is located.

And was an A-average student, in National Honor Society, etc.

[noodles]

[Kinokokao]

[Maxine MagicFox]

[Kinokokao]

[SAL]

[Kinokokao]

[Sampson]

True or false is clearly superior.