Today, I uttered the phrase "the pot calling the kettle black" in class. Moments later, I'd been called a "racist twerp" and kicked out of class by the same English teacher who once tried to have another kid suspended for using the word "titillate", because apparently it's "pornographic". FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Today, during a class, I noticed some racist statements and symbols on a table. While erasing them, I bent down to pick up my dropped pencil. I look back up to see a teacher, and got a suspension. FML
Get out
Today, my English teacher kicked me out of class for being "rude and disruptive." In actuality, I had called her out for having blatantly used Google Translate for several example sentences, all of which sounded as if a semi-literate foreigner had constructed them. FML
Unfair
Today, I was bitched out by my 17 year-old son's teacher. It seems the idiot teacher made the kids advocate for his own political beliefs in a presentation, and my son ended his speech saying, "And it remains my opinion that our instructor is cramping my motherfucking style." Instant suspension. FML
Today, I got sent to detention for saying, "That's what she said" after a girl in my class said, "Push a little harder" while dissecting a frog. FML
Hogwatch
Today, I was once again berated by an idiotic parent. I’ve been called a filthy liberal, a groomer, and had my job threatened several times. All of this because I was teaching second graders about pronouns. You know, the part of English grammar that replaces a noun. Nothing political at all. FML
Nice recommendation, thanks!
Today, I watched a movie my old teacher recommended me. She was one of my favourite teachers. I saw the title, opened it, and found out that the premise is racist towards my ethnic group. She marked me harshly. FML
Teenage riot
Today, I finally had it with the redneck bully who's been tormenting me. He was repeatedly poking and pinching me and laughing out loud during class, so I slung him to the ground, pinning him. I got suspended. They only called his parents, who never do anything; my "caring" parents are looking into teen boot camp. FML
Today, I was in class. I am an older student going back for my PhD. I was kicked out of class for "sassing" my instructor for telling him he was wrong about what took place at an event I was actually present at. My instructor is a 22 year old TA. FML
Read the room
Today, I was teaching and a boy sitting in front kept laughing and smiling, even after I asked him to cut it out. I got so annoyed that I jokingly said I'd knock his teeth out, and asked him to leave the class. The kid went to the principal and told him I intended to hurt him. I'm a college professor. FML
Today, I got called into the principal's office of my son's school. Why? He'd called his teacher a "fudge packer". No more weekends with his uncle. FML
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Pwn17 25
I thought teachers were supposed to have some level of intelligence...
Mossears133 15
Then there's that awkward moment when 31 realizes this is in the UK.
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Ray_of_midnight 23
Someone needs to get her a map of Peru and point out Lake Titicaca....
SirEbro 7
There really are a lot of irrational and just plain stupid teachers out there sometimes.
Kenuru 21
It's ironic that a supposed English teacher doesn't know the meaning of a common idiom.
Gwyddone 29
Well, I'm not too surprised. Back in high school, we got an (American) university prof for our advanced English lessons for a year (I'm Hungarian); he supposedly taught literature back home, specialised in ancient literature. He didn't know who Enhaton was, I had to explain him (we were in 9th grade)... that pharaoh wrote a beautiful hymn to the Sun, so even if he didn't like history, this was still shocking for the class. And we had problems with using some old English (specifically Victorian ones, learnt from reading Oscar Wilde) idioms in our assignments, because he didn't know them.
mollyjynxjax 28
We don't learn about Enhaton in the US. Or at least I never did.
RocketNinjaFish 12
I didn't know Team Rocket was teaching English now.
Major_General 10
Just be glad you didn't use 'niggardly' in a sentence. And to cut off the ignorant from bitching: nig·gard·ly [nig-erd-lee] adjective 1. reluctant to give or spend; stingy; miserly. 2. meanly or ungenerously small or scanty: a niggardly tip to a waiter. adverb 3. in the manner of a niggard. Origin: 1520–30; niggard + -ly Related forms nig·gard·li·ness, noun Synonyms 1. penurious, miserly, mean, tight, avaricious, mercenary, illiberal, close. 2. poor. Antonyms 1. generous. Dictionary.com Unabridged
LyraAlluse 25
Our education system at work.
avapaige1234 19
Did she also wash your mouth with soap and water?
chica349 3
How is she an English teacher??? THIS is why the other countries are beating us!
saulito51 7
Wat a bitch
CodyKennedyBSM 3
Teachers retarded bro