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"Sodding teachers. Part 2."

Gah, another cack day today. Here's how it went:

Some git took my pencil case and snapped everything in it, so in revenge, I took his bag and flushed it down the toilet with all his books (but not before removing his pencil case, which is now mine :D).

And then during lunch. I was talking and backed up into one of the larger teachers, who just happened to be carrying a tray with food on. No, before you ask, I didn't spill the food down him. Hell, it hardy even moved. However, after bellowing a rather (what I deemed) offensive remark, I replied with "Sorry" in a sarcastic tone. He made go to his office whilst he slowly walked up the stairs, his jelly legs carrying him every inch of the way. So, he basically had a go at me for being neglegant (and I denied that - he would say that, being a law teacher) and I basically said that I was standing up for myself and not letting ignorant teachers push me around. That really annoyed him, but luckily, my RE teacher was around to bail me out. She basically stood up for me, saying that I am a good student (meh). The angry teacher then told me to basically clear off, and I had a smug look on my face.

I thanked my RE teacher later, course.

Ah, annoying teachers, that's three this week. I really am becoming a rebel :D

Lombardo wrote:
> My PE teacher even makes up cool games:
> One of them, its called Danish Cricket or something like that, you
> play non-stop cricket in the sports hall, and to get runs you have to
> run the length of the hall. To get people out, you have to throw the
> ball at them and hit! Its painful, but great for revenge
> opportunities.

er...don't mean to burst your bubble here but your pe teacher didn't invent danish cricket, it's been around for ages. i remember playing it like seven years ago in my primary school.

We've also played Gaelic Football, although I think its a real game (my teacher is Welsh). Its like footballm but you can rugby tackle! You can pick the ball up as well, and slide tackle people if rugby isn't your game, its better than conventional football.

Lombardo wrote:
> My PE teacher even makes up cool games:
> One of them, its called Danish Cricket or something like that, you
> play non-stop cricket in the sports hall, and to get runs you have to
> run the length of the hall. To get people out, you have to throw the
> ball at them and hit! Its painful, but great for revenge
> opportunities.

Killer Cricket 'tis called in me school. And we usually put those massive crash mats along the back wall that you can dive onto : )

My PE teacher even makes up cool games:
One of them, its called Danish Cricket or something like that, you play non-stop cricket in the sports hall, and to get runs you have to run the length of the hall. To get people out, you have to throw the ball at them and hit! Its painful, but great for revenge opportunities.

None of my teachers are into Video games (that I know about), but I doubt they would even bother asking for advice since they have the internet to search on.

Excellent.

I had a recent annoying teacher related experience, my English teacher left, so the new one thinks that she has to be tough to give a good impression. I arrived late to a lesson, as there had been a room change, she made me stand outside and asked me why I was late. Before I had even explained, she cut me off with "You're lying, do I look stupid," I then raised my voice and said that she didn't even listen to me. She sent me back in and started lecturing us on respecting teachers, looking directly at me all of the time, since then she has kept me behind twice to stress the point that she doesn't take stick from students. Although, not all teachers are bad, I frequently give my PE teacher advice on Medal of Honor or GTA Vice City!

Worry about? Sod that. Didn't revise a bit of Year 9 sats and still came in the top 10 in my year for English.

J-42 wrote:
> Nope, i'm in year 8.

Well you've still got you SATs in year 9 to worry about now.

Nope, i'm in year 8.