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Today, out of habit from twelve years of karate classes, I bowed to my teacher as I exited my classroom. My chemistry classroom. FML

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It shows that you've learned respect, maybe a little out of context, but there is a bright side to this

Demig0d6 14

I want to tell a chemistry joke but all the good ones argon

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I've nearly done the same thing after 9 years in marital arts.. Or replied with 'osu' or 'yes Sensei' .. Oops :/

"Marital arts" do you study the "art" of marriage?

I didn't catch that! Switching the "i" and "t" makes a world of a difference.

shakeTHEworld 12

Eh, a lot of Asian countries do the same. In Singapore, the class bows when greeting or ending class.

bluestrawberry17 17

It's alright OP it just shows you're disciplined and not a rude ass student or something

Should've attempted a smooth transition into tying your shoelaces or something, although it's too bad that we will almost never think up these ideas until after it's happened :P

Happens. I've done it to servers at restaurants who do more of a serving line. They think it's hilarious

Maybe he was Heisenberg?

ZY1431 24

oh dont be ashamed that shit is awesome. sign of respect

blackbeltpsycho 16

I'm also in karate (8 years and counting) and I can't even tell you how many times I've responded to a teacher or professor by saying "yes sir" or "yes ma'am", which is how we are required to respond to our instructors at the karate studio.

I don't get . We had to say yes ma'am/ sir and no ma'am / sir to our elders when I was a child/ teen. my friend even says it to her kids .she's trying to teach them at an early age to respect people.

49, I like that someone is teaching that to their kids! It may be a bit formal for this generation, but it's awesome that they're being taught to respect others/and their elders. I think more parents should be teaching their kids this!

I don't even get it..