Had an English teacher in High School (the same one that gave me an A grade for picking a lock on a cabinet she needed to get into) that always addressed the students as Mr. or Miss. along with their last name.

I had an English teacher that complained several times to the people at a tavern called The Oak'en Bucket.

Miss Miller was my english teacher

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slight typo in the title there bro. Et not Est :

I had a great English teacher who taught these poems excellently. I always found "Disabled" especially haunting and sad.

Thanks for the typo check! I am a sis not a bro by the way ; What I find the saddest thing is Wilfred Owen's demise, what horrible timing! Although it seemed he didn't really want to live through the guilt anyway, but so sad this life of war and killing was thrust upon him as so many others. Makes me sick!

np sis

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slight typo in the title there bro. Et not Est :

I had a great English teacher who taught these poems excellently. I always found "Disabled" especially haunting and sad.

Thanks for the typo check! I am a sis not a bro by the way What I find the saddest thing is Wilfred Owen's demise, what horrible timing! Although it seemed he didn't really want to live through the guilt anyway, but so sad this life of war and killing was thrust upon him as so many others. Makes me sick!

slight typo in the title there bro. Et not Est

I had a great English teacher who taught these poems excellently. I always found "Disabled" especially haunting and sad.

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Dislike the wording, could have done so much more with it

For example?

Fuck this fucking gayest earth ever?

You really should have quit whilst you were behind. Instead, you simply compound your ignorance. Please be quiet, and allow adults to debate,
Maybe you should get of the computer and have that stick removed from your ass.


That should read; "get OFF the computer," not of. Dear me, your English teacher really let you down.

I'm gonna bet Billie Joe Armstrong was an English teacher for kids overseas of the most awesome kind.

But lost his teacher edge with "Now go fucking hang out with your fuckin' friends out there."

Swampy, I had an English teacher say to a prized student once "GOSH I wish I could just bottle you up to show other students how to act!" I'm unsure why, perhaps I though I should be emulating her, but that metaphor has stuck with me for a long time.

Since then, I've used it to deal with, among other things, loss. I've done this with a lot of people in my life (usually only people I don't plan on seeing anymore: ex-girlfriends, childhood friends whom I've lost touch with, and any relatives/friends who are now deceased). I do a bit more than remember the "good times," they're characters in my mind that I can call on and say "What would __________ do if he/she were here to make me feel better?"

Very recently, three weeks ago to be precise, my grandfather passed away. It's the first time I've had to deal with a serious loss like that since losing religion myself, and I found solace using my "bottle" method. My grandpa joked around constantly, often times in awkward situations (this past Thanksgiving, he told me a joke about a guy "fucking a dog in the ass" with my little nephews near by). And, as weird as it sounds, I found myself at his funeral imagining him hanging out with me saying something like "Well shit, when you gotta go!"

You can probably guess what Samwise would do if he saw you moping around the house. My advice is to use that to help you through your tough time. Hope this helps!

Touche! LOL what's even worse about that little mistake my Grandmother and Great Aunt were English teachers so ya I can hear them yelling at me from beyond the grave right now LMAO!
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LOL my mom was a ditzy blonde well maybe not quite THIS ditzy but me and my dad have like 170ish IQs.
"My dad and I", genius.

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She definitely has that "English teacher living too long in Japan" voice pattern down.

It reminds me of a comic I saw in Kansai Timeout in Osaka:

Two gaijin men pass each other on a train platform, the first one says "This is a pen". The second one says "I am a man". They both crack up laughing and keep on walking.

>> ^PHJF:
Years ago I had an argument with an English teacher because she was promoting the use of "alright" while I insisted "all right" was the only correct term. Same thing.


You mean same difference?

So snuck kinda sneaked into the language, huh?
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Sneaked is technically correct (I heard this on NPR). Snuck is one of those cases where, in America, usage became so common and widespread that it was eventually accepted as the norm.
Years ago I had an argument with an English teacher because she was promoting the use of "alright" while I insisted "all right" was the only correct term. Same thing.