Teachers left blubbing

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Kyajae replied

4 April 2007, 12:40
Originally posted by Churchill

Ah, that old chestnut, the refuge of a scoundrel - a bent one at that.

Shouldn't you be sitting on a parcel shelf somewhere?
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Churchill replied

4 April 2007, 12:33
Originally posted by Kyajae

Don't think my missus would appreciate it!

Ah, that old chestnut, the refuge of a scoundrel - a bent one at that.
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Kyajae replied

4 April 2007, 12:26
Originally posted by shaunbhoy

The mental image I had of you is starting to become chillingly accurate. Odd that such a question should arise with such regularity, unless of course you dress like Lawrence Llewellyn-Bowen. Come on KY, you can come out of that closet now!

Don't think my missus would appreciate it! Actually, all male teachers were asked this question at least once by kids. It's just a way for the sprogs to try and intimidate. I won't repeat the questions pointed to female teachers. I'll have the EMUs after me!
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shaunbhoy replied

4 April 2007, 12:23
Originally posted by Kyajae

I did a gig at a state school once, only for 3 months. In that time I must have been asked by the kids at least a dozen times "Are you gay Sir?"

The mental image I had of you is starting to become chillingly accurate. Odd that such a question should arise with such regularity, unless of course you dress like Lawrence Llewellyn-Bowen. Come on KY, you can come out of that closet now!
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Kyajae replied

4 April 2007, 12:12
Originally posted by Kyajae

When I was at skool, teachers were the biggest bullies

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04...ullied_online/

Now it seems they've all become EMUs.

I did a gig at a state school once, only for 3 months. In that time I must have been asked by the kids at least a dozen times "Are you gay Sir?", to which I'd reply "No, are you?". That usually brought a response akin to "You takin' the p*ss" to which I'd respond "No, i just thought you might be and looking for support over your sexuality" That would shut them up.

Teachers have no initiative!
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Maxamus replied

4 April 2007, 12:02
i wish my female teachers would have bullied me into extra curriculum activities so i could have put in on my mobile and then onto u-tube!

Why not me god??? WHY NOT ME GOD?!?!?!??!?!?!?!
WHY WHY WHY?!?!??!

Its a cruel world!
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PAH replied

4 April 2007, 11:58
When around 70% of teachers are female it's no suprise. Just send them a photo of bambi and they start blubbing.

On the upside, if anyone wants a change of career that's chock full of totty, teaching must be hard to beat, providing you're not too fussed about earning loads.
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threaded replied

4 April 2007, 11:55
Agreed, teachers are behind all the school bullying that I've ever seen.
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Kyajae started a topic Teachers left blubbing

4 April 2007, 11:50
Teachers left blubbing

When I was at skool, teachers were the biggest bullies

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/04...ullied_online/

Now it seems they've all become EMUs.
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