Avant garde
Today, I stumbled across one of my son's English assignments. Apparently, he decided to submit a haiku about how electrical outlets are technically "whores" because they hook up with countless cords for a "charge." I don't know whether to be amused or furious. FML
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PoptartsKid 13
Be amused, that kid knows what's up; don't trust outlets... I wouldn't date one
puzzy 13
You know that can also be said the other way around. Clever kid.
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kellyem2 20
One time my cousin turned in "Patty pinches Paul's penis." as an example of alliteration in Catholic school. My uncle's response: "Well, technically he did to the assignment correctly." Sometimes you've just got to laugh.
syed121417 22
Amused. That's creativity. I would want to know the age of your son, though. Is he in elementary school, or in high school? Big difference. But if the teacher didn't inform home about it, I assume he's older and got in no trouble
JKPwnage 27
I think he's getting to the age when you can joke around about stuff like that with him. Not sure how the teacher feels about that though...
brittyboo123 35
I think the real question here is, did he get a passing grade?
kitsy 14
Why not both? -Mexican music-
enginsteve 17
That is awesome! I hope you come back and post it...
princesscorkey 16
I guess it depends how old he is. If he's older than ten, that doesn't sound all that bad. If he's younger, you should really just be impressed
Ina_Pickle 4
Traditionally, haiku contained allusions to sex through the use of nature metaphors... so your son isn't far off base. If I were his teacher, I'd compliment him.
blackonblight 33
The analogy seems a bit off, frankly. I'm sure if you wanted to work the electrical outlet/sex work angle there was a better way to go. If this is for a composition based course, and not science, I can understand letting it slide, but still...
FateIsBlissful 4
He'll be a comedian one day (: