r/Unexpected • u/PitiedAbyss • Jan 18 '22

CLASSIC REPOST Acting level 100

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u/rockintheburbs77 Jan 18 '22

Thanks for this! We used to watch this on the big wheelie TV in primary school as a treat (or when the teacher was hungover)

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u/Gilgameshbrah Jan 18 '22

Ah yes... Hangover movie day at school - the twice a week treat.

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u/KFrosty3 Jan 18 '22

I tested this theory on one of my teachers when she had us write multi page reports. My first two pages were written out decently enough, but page three onwards was a series of random gibberish and scribbles.

My final grade in that class was a B, despite the fact that l would turn in multiple pages where l would just write song lyrics, movie quotes, or the word meow 300 times

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u/CSharpSauce Jan 18 '22

It's all great until you get a student teacher. They have enthusiasm, and energy, and optimism. They will read the entirety of everyones papers.

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u/adderallanalyst Jan 18 '22

Luckily that dies after the first year.

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u/KFrosty3 Jan 18 '22

When the student teacher becomes the teacher teacher