The first day of Personality Theory had some excellent moments that seemed to anticipate a very amusing semester.
Some quotes from my teacher:
“I’m struck by how lame the disciples were.”
“I love beer. I think beer is awesome. I haven’t had a beer in 18 years!”
But the best was this kid in the back. He made a comment fifteen times the first day of this 75 minute class. It’s a class of about 40, so it’s not like it was a huge auditorium, but still, that’s an outrageous amounts of comments.
My very favorite part though, was on the 11th comment, he prefaced his comment by saying:
“Sorry I didn’t raise my hand in awhile, but…”
What?? I couldn’t hold it in, and burst out in silent laughter with Michelle for the rest of the class.
Anyway, Michelle and I were excited to keep a tally of all his comments during the semester. But the next class he didn’t show up. How disappointing. I thought that I had forgotten what he looked like, and he just decided not to make so many comments, but over the next two weeks, I had to conclude that he was no longer in the class.
Until today. The top corner of my paper today looks like this:
Yes! So glad that this boy is back in the class after a ridiculously long absence. We’ve missed your comments, dear friend, although maybe not for the most pure of reasons.
(Note: I can’t really talk though. This role is usually me. I have a great ability to zone out and then hear silence in the class and be able to search back in my memory to figure out what I should say. It has saved me from many a teacher hating me. However, I don’t think I’ve ever made more than 50% of the comments in the class. The beginning of this video is me. Well, mostly the line about answering while the rest of the class zones out.)
Oh...I would get in trouble in this class...haha
ReplyDeletei like that video. funny.
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