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Mr. Disco’s Daily Grade

Week UN:

Mardi, 3rd Février
-30 points: Not Participating
-20 points: Sitting in the wrong seat
-50 points: Making sexual innuendos to students
-20 points: Using profanity
-40 points: Indecent buttcrack/g-string exposure
-10 points: Calling LavaLife personals hotline in the middle of class
-20 points: Not repaying loans from Cash Point
-50 points: Accidentally calling his mum on LavaLife Hotline
-60 points: Taking his car title to LoanMax
-15 points: Pooping in the lobby of the Capitol Building
-5 points: Making sexual advances to Ms. Hoffman
-10 points: Offering to pop the zit on Mr. Blain's nose
-5 points: Being off-task
-5 points: Staying on his computer all class
-10 points: Sneaking into the United States illegally
-15 points: Making dirty phone calls to students all evening from his classroom phone
-20 points: Staying in the classroom after school hours
-10 points: Stealing bag of carrots from Mr. Fallin and laffing about it, even though Mr. Fallin doesn't even know him and doesn't think it's funny either




Mercredi, 4th Février
-30 points: Making inappropriate remarks
-40 points: Assigning unacceptable warm-ups
-50 points: Asking us "WHERE DOES GO IL?"
-20 points: Having an Aunt Bertha
-10 points: Drawing bright coloured rainbows on the world
-10 points: Telling the students "DON'T GET SMAAART"
-20 points: Using improper Englisch
-10 points: Giving Jason a "MINUS TWENTY POINT" for coughing and asking for a sheet of paper
-20 points: Flashing strobe lights
-50 points: Constantly calling guidance and leaving messages to complain about students
-60 points: Making homophobic remarks despite drawing rainbows all over the board
-10 points: Pleasuring himself to French imported silverware



Jeudi, 5th Février
-50 points: Putting bumper stickers on the classroom wall
-50 points: Letting students finish his sentences and acting like it was what he meant to say even though it wasn't
-30 points: Being a teacher in America and being unable to speak Englisch
-40 points: Organising French club that no one wants to join
-10 points: Telling angry students that "COUGHING IS FOR FREEEE"
-15 points: Turning round and taking points off the next person to cough because "NOW THEY WAS BEING SMART"
-40 points: Charging $1 for a tissue
-30 points: Charging 25 cents for a pencil
-30 points: Making us pay fifteen dollars for a workbook we don't ever use
-30 points: Making us dialogue from the same book page three weeks in a row
-30 points: Telling us we are "BOOM BOOM" and not caring to explain what that means
-20 points: Giving us "TWO MINUTE" to do an examen
-10 points: Playing Runescape when he should be teaching to us
-10 points: Making anonymous racy phonecalls on his BlackBerry
-10 points: Taking photos of himself and posting them on his MocoSpace
-20 points: For even having a MocoSpace in the first place
-10 points: Purchasing thong underwear from Target
-30 points: Asking Brama Bussell to play dirty Runescape with him
-10 points: Sending bad kids to the cafeteria even though people are eating in there
-20 points: Pronouncing Imani like "IMMA NEEEEE"
-60 points: Reading schedule in suggestive tone
-40 points: Looking up "Choad" on Urbandictionary
-40 points: Asking students where they bought their clothing
-70 points: Calling kids who misbehave "NAUGHTYYYY"
-40 points: Wagging his finger at said naughty children
-50 points: Pounding on the table and shouting "STOP IT STOP IT STOP IT"
-10 points: Dancing tribal dances when he should be teaching
-50 points: Wiping the board off with the side of his hand when erasers are available
-70 points: Never ever washing his "Chalky" hands
-20 points: Breaking yard sticks when pointing at the board



Vendredi, 6th Février:
-15 points: Making inappropriate guttural grunting noises
-10 points: Refusing to let us move class into the auditorium even though the heater is broken and the room is 35 degrees
-20 points: Wearing a different loud-patterned shirt every day
-30 points: Charging all his clothing costs to the board of education's bank account
-30 points: Being inordinately short
-40 points: Saying "O, nooooo" in an effeminate way
-60 points: Making us do work when he promised that we could watch a movie
-20 points: Being a liar
-10 points: Asking us to translate sentences over and over
-20 points: Having an obnoxious bald spot
-5 points: Writing people's names down and not telling them why
-20 points: Saying "2-6-09" in a menacing way like it means something bad
-10 points: Constantly rubbing his face to see if any new facial hair has grown in
-50 points: Asking students "WHAT IS EXCITING YOU?"
-40 points: Leaning on table with butt out like he's in a gay porno
-40 points: Having an aroused facial expression
-70 points: Not knowing what the word "Weather" means (And pronouncing it like "Weh-DUHR")
-10 points: Not understanding how the human bladder works
-10 points: Saying thirty like "Turdy"
-20 points: Forcing people to hold their urine despite possible kidney damage
-40 points: Pronouncing "Grand Prix" like "Grand Pricks"
-50 points: Getting mad when students pronounce "Dix" like "Dicks"
-10 points: Having an affair with Madame Dupont
-10 points: For squinting all the time
-20 points: Playing weird clown/circus music in the other room
-10 points: Having enormous thighs + big black wumin hipz
-10 points: Asking questions in bad form like "WHAT SHE IS DOING OVER DERE"
-30 points: Asking more badly formed questions like "WHO GONNA TRY NOW"
-40 points: Threatening to injure students with silverware and telling us to "PAY ATTENTION WHEN WE IN THE KITCHEN"
-20 points: Giving people random "+30 POINT" for "participation"
-30 points: Saying "un" and "une" like sexy noises
-20 points: Shouting our names really loudly when he sees us in the hallway instead of just saying "Hello"
-20 points: Asking if students are French because they wear LaCoste shoes
-10 points: Asking where in France my mother was born just because I say she can speak French
-20 points: Leaving inappropriate messages on the guidance counselor's message machine
-10 points: Saying "YESSSS" in a sensual manner on the telephone and then hanging up
-20 points: Letting us watch movie five minutes before bell rings
-30 points: Claiming he doesn't know how to work a television
-20 points: Making us watch "To Kill a Mockingbird" after promising to let us watch The Goonies
-10 points: Insisting that the DVD player is broken when it's really just not plugged in
-30 points: Keeping the "To Kill a Mockingbird" audio running while the Goonies is playing on the screen
-10 points: Making us watch the end of the Goonies without ever watching the beginning



Week DEUX:

Mardi, 10th Février:
-20 points: Dancing sensuously/removing clothes to Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get it On"
-10 points: Awarding himself fake trophies
-20 points: Claiming he's from all the following French speaking places at some point or other: France, Belgium, Madagascar, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Louisiana, Mozambique and Nigeria
-30 points: Lying about after-school French club meeting
-40 points: Promising students he'd get them Popeye's and making them instead eat stinky fromage
-10 points: Losing transparencies for warm-ups
-10 points: Assigning seats to kids and then the next day telling them, "THAT'S NOT YOUR SEAT---YOU MOVE BACK, MINUS TWENTY POINT FOR TODAY"
-20 points: Saying "24 mild, 24 SPICYYY"
-10 points: Ordering/picking up Popeye's chicken order a day in advance
-30 points: Trying to snap but failing to make any noise
-30 points: Teaching big lessons when half the class is absent
-30 points: Making us repeat words we've never even learned
-20 points: Calling pencil "UN CRAYON"
-20 points: Saying "Un sac" loudly and obnoxiously, and putting emphasis on the SAC part
-10 points: Saying "Jiggity jiggity pom-pom!" In the middle of a lesson
-10 points: Lying about letting students pick French names
-20 points: Not understanding: "Je ne comprends pas :("
-10 points: Whispering to himself
-5 points: Telling us we can go over alphabet every day and constantly forgetting
-10 points: Randomly breaking out into song in the middle of a lesson, i.e. "[Giving lesson]. . . Un, deux, trois! ALOUETTE, GENTILLE ALOUETTE, ALOUETTE..."
-30 points: Speaking gibberish and claiming it's Chinese
-10 points: Standing at his desk and telling students "I AM WAITING"
-10 points: Saying "COME" very loudly and sensually
-20 points: Mumbling "bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum" when he is thinking of who to next call on
-10 points: Making students sit on dirty floor
-10 points: Saying "COME IS GOOD"
-20 points: Calling Heather a "BEEG LIAR"
-50 points: Waxing his bald head
-10 points: Giving attitude to Spicer
-20 points: Pronouncing "The third" like "De turd"
-30 points: Sucking in mouth to make lips look all poufy
-10 points: Keep shouting at students "PRENDS! PRENDS!" when they don’t know what he's saying
-20 points: Pronouncing "Take" like "Dick"
-10 points: For licking ticks
-10 points: Giving students dirty looks when he passes them in the hallway
-20 points: Saying "WHO DERE? GO ANSWER THE DOOR" when a student pounds on their desk
-10 points: Saying "ask" like "ass"
-10 points: Asking students questions and not saying whether or not the answer is right
-50 points: Crossing legs when he is sitting
-30 points: Telling us that we can go to a French restaurant "BEFORE CHRISTMAS COME"
-40 points: Drinking in the classroom
-20 points: Claiming that the eagle on his trophy is a chicken
-10 points: Saying "PRIDE" loudly and writing it on the chalkboard in huge letters
-20 points: Insisting that he got a trophy for PRIDE when the trophy label is blank
-10 points: Putting hands on face when staring at the computer screen
-10 points: Making up high schools and telling students he taught at them
-20 points: Wearing shirt with tuxedo print when it's obvious that he's not wearing a tuxedo




Mercredi, 11th Février:
-20 points: Lying about how he got his unmarked eagle trophy
-30 points: Making messes on lunchroom table, spilling fries and blue Powerade and not cleaning it up
-10 points: Drinking Slim-Quick, thinking it'll make him thinner despite the fact that drinking four cans of Slim-Quick is equivalent of eating about fifteen cookies
-20 points: Putting smelly hair mayonnaise in hair when he's bald and doesn't even have hair
-20 points: Leaving hair mayo in too long and letting it spoil
-30 points: Calling Bosley hair restoration in the middle of class
-20 points: Using spray-on canned hair
-10 points: Making us watch African dance viddy-o
-10 points: Finding warm-up transparencies and claiming someone stole them
-20 points: Unplugging television without turning it off
-20 points: Not understanding that it only takes a few minutes to copy down notes and not the entire class period
-10 points: Wearing jeans with holes, trying to look hip
-40 points: Wearing the same vest every day
-50 points: Once again lying about French club meeting
-60 points: Wearing mesh shirts to school
-10 points: Having face dimples
-10 points: Wearing shirts with cheesy French logos on them
-10 points: Saying "The date" like "Ve det"
-20 points: Hiding DVDs from himself and asking students "WHO TOOK MY DVD"
-30 points: Letting fuzzy static screen play for ten minutes on full volume
-30 points: Banging on the TV cart to get students' attention
-20 points: Pretending to call Vice Principal to send down student for referral
-10 points: Pronouncing "referral" like "reeferull"
-10 points: Making "Tisk tisk" noises at naughty kids
-10 points: Having a confused look on his face like he doesn't know what's happening when he clearly does
-20 points: Giving attitude to students
-20 points: Pretending like he's making a phone call when it clearly takes more than three seconds for the other line to pick up the phone
-20 points: Translating French viddy-o when there are Englisch subtitles
-10 points: Wearing loud striped shirts that look weird and warped with TV pixels
-20 points: Having a pot-pig belly
-10 points: Leaning forward against table and lowering head so light reflects off of his bald scalp and blinds students
-20 points: Making us watch "Cribs: French Keeds Edition"
-10 points: Making weird poses when standing and watching viddy-o
-20 points: Shouting "QUIEEEEET" to students
-20 points: Moving students who misbehave into the seats of absent kids, claiming "THIS YOUR NEW SEAT"
-30 points: Not comprehending when students call him names like choad, cum, queef, dunce, paedophile, fruit, fag and retard
-20 points: Telling students "THAT NOT MY BUSINESS" when they're not even having a conversation with him
-30 points: Thinking that just because a scooter is "Barbie" brand, it's not real and doesn't really work
-20 points: Peeling bananas on his head
-10 points: Flushing things like towels and washcloths down the public toilet
-20 points: Buying that heavy, thick toilet paper that clogs the drains up
-10 points: Making turds so big he can't flush them down the toilet
-20 points: Suggesting that all students go out and buy the French toilet that shoots stream of water up your bunghole
-10 points: Saying "boom box" like "bum buck"
-20 points: Pronouncing "Quiz" like KWEEZ
-10 points: Having a three inch thick iPod from 1975
-20 points: Moaning "What does mean COOOOME" in French
-70 points: Stealing trophies and claiming he won them
-100 points: Trying to teach something that he DOESN'T KNOW




Jeudi, 12th Février
-20 points: Engaging people in irrelevant conversations about their siblings
-10 points: Liking the interpretive dance at assembly and demanding that all his students like it too
-10 points: Insisting that his daughter danced at diversity assembly
-10 points: Claiming that Barack Obama was at the assembly even though he really wasn’t
-20 points: Telling students that it’s “TOO LATE” to go to their locker
-40 points: Having hand gestures to go with everything he says
-50 points: Continuously teaching students the same “-er” verbs even though we’ll never actually use them if we should ever go to France
-20 points: Playing a movie with the lights on
-20 points: Making students listen to French viddy-o with words they don’t even know
-10 points: Destroying his eyes by watching television two inches from the screen
-10 points: Telling students to open book to page 133 and then getting angry at them for not opening book to page 138
-20 points: Yelling for students to “Ecoutez et repetez!” when he knows we won’t
-30 points: Being the only person in the room to actually “ecoutez et repetez”
-30 points: Making students watch the same segment of the French viddy-o for three times in a row
-30 points: Applying “Chap-Stick” during class
-30 points: Telling Chad to “Read read read!” when the class is watching a movie
-40 points: Being built like a small Russian gymnast
-20 points: Being rude to the friends of his students by asking “WHO DIS?” right in front of them
-20 points: Referring to kids called Cody and Michelle even though our class has nobody by that name
-10 points: Talking about his “Boyfriend”
-10 points: Having a girlfriend whilst also having a boyfriend
-10 points: Asking students to describe their friends as “big and brown”
-20 points: Mistakenly calling Diane names like “Karen,” “Allison,” “Alice” and “Danielle” on a nearly constant basis
-10 points: Using Maybelline and claiming that he’s born with it
-20 points: Referring to a girl’s hair as “fake” and “coloured”
-30 points: Always pronouncing “Lauren” like “Laurent”
-30 points: Getting angry when the wind blows the trailer door open
-40 points: Telling students to “BE QUIET” when the wind makes noise against the outside walls of the trailer
-20 points: Eating nothing for lunch but four containers of the school’s greasy synthetic spicy French fries
-10 points: Calling his male students “belle” and his female students “beau”
-20 points: Keep yelling at students “Elle est GRANDE! Elle est GRANDE!!”
-20 points: Commenting on the physical features of the paintings of people in the French book; calling them ugly or good-looking when they really don’t even exist at all
-40 points: Telling us that we have to know what certain celebrities look like in order to do our classwork or we get no participation points
-50 points: Insisting that Brad Pitt is a natural blond
-50 points: Calling Dracula handsome
-60 points: Saying that Oprah Winfrey is petite
-70 points: Pronouncing “Frankenstein” like “Frank and Stain”
-30 points: Not knowing how to say “onomatopoeia” in French
-40 points: Calling Britney Spears “belle” and repeating over and over again that she is “Vear brutey” (???)
-50 points: Assuming that just because students are in different class periods, they can’t be friends with each other
-40 points: Making fun of blonds even though he doesn’t even have hair
-10 points: Being out of control
-20 points: Insulting students’ intelligence when he’s really the biggest doofus in the classroom
-30 points: Making fake laugh and having incredibly small teeth
-20 points: Forgetting students’ names when he’s been with us for over half the school year already
-30 points: Yelling at Niki loudly “BECAUSE SHE DREAMING”
-20 points: Thinking that Mr. Clean is attractive
-30 points: Laughing with students when they’re actually laughing at him
-30 points: Having really small ears
-20 points: Asking “WHO IS CHAD IN THIS CLASS?”
-30 points: Spanking the table every 15 seconds
-40 points: Having random outbursts of Tourette’s Syndrome
-50 points: Telling us that Tourette was a French guy
-10 points: Keeping Spanish-Englisch dictionaries in the room
-20 points: Calling the assembly a “Black Assembly” and not a “Diversity Assembly”
-20 points: Only saying “Au revoir!” to his favourite students




Vendredi, 13th Février
-10 points: Throwing Necco-brand candy hearts at students
-30 points: Not getting tested for HIV
-40 points: Again calling for Michelle and Cody even though they’re STILL not in our class
-50 points: Referring to Chad as “Imani”
-40 points: Never finishing his own sentences
-60 points: Making students take eight-page test with duplicate/repeated pages
-40 points: Not pronouncing “T” at the end of words
-50 points: Claiming that he plans to grade students’ papers from 6AM-9PM on Saturday
-30 points: Pronouncing Zach like “Sack”
-20 points: Yelling “YOU NO EAT DRINK IN VE CLASSROOM”
-30 points: Referring to Chad as “Boo”
-20 points: Saying he has a daughter named Denzel
-10 points: Serenading students with “A-Millie”
-20 points: Wanting to kiss students’ boo-boos and make them better
-30 points: Scratching balls from the inside of his pocket
-40 points: Wishing he was in the Fratelli family
-20 points: Making us watch The Goonies with noisy, scratchy VCR
-10 points: Hiding stiffs in supply closet
-20 points: Throwing cold pizza at students
-30 points: Somehow thinking that when students refer to the city of “Buffalo,” they are talking about our own city
-40 points: Thinking a plane crashed in our town on Friday morning
-30 points: Suspiciously sitting at back desk and doing nothing while students watch a movie
-50 points: Thinking every student who gets called to the office is suspended
-40 points: Saying that he was one of the kids in The Goonies even though none of them were black
-20 points: Puffing cheeks out all the time
-30 points: Keeping sexual torture devices in supply closet behind the stiffs
-30 points: Rubbing peoples’ violin shoulder rests all over his body
-20 points: Writing kids referrals for being late to class one time
-10 points: Making his own candy hearts with phrases like “BIG BOY” and “GREASE ME UP”
-20 points: Trying to make candy hearts in his kitchen with French sayings on them
-30 points: Wearing tight t-shirts that say “Baby girl” in sparkly letters
-40 points: Having a bumper sticker on his car that says “Maman’s Boy”
-30 points: Leaving classroom for fifteen minutes without telling students where he is going
-20 points: Making the class have a test when ¾ of the students are on a field trip
-40 points: Being attracted to “Chunk” in The Goonies
-10 points: Making a smoothie out of Crystal Light and naughty students’ tongues
-20 points: Singing French operas by Bizet very loudly in the middle of lessons
-30 points: Taking The Goonies too seriously and going on his own hunt for Willy’s treasure
-40 points: Thinking that there is a 12th period
-50 points: Sending candy grams to all his students
-50 points: Getting upset when he doesn’t get any in return
-40 points: Being the only person to laugh at the end of “The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas”
-20 points: At first thinking the title of aforementioned movie is “The Boy and the Striped Pastrami”
-30 points: Thinking that the pogroms were people who came to America from England during the 17th century




Week TROIS:
Mardi, 17th Février
-20 points: Wearing thong underwear over spandex the day after superhero day
-30 points: Wearing superhero suit under regular school clothes
-40 points: Organising trips to Ivory Coast embassy without getting the school’s permission
-10 points: Making students bring lunch to a restaurant
-10 points: Making all French students take four short buses to Ivory Coast embassy
-20 points: Telling us his hot cocoa is getting cold
-30 points: Refusing to let Ross go to the bathroom for “lady problems”
-80 points: Never returning checks or money that students turn in
-20 points: Only passing out field trip permission slips to a few people in the class
-40 points: Not comprehending when students shout “BALLSACK”
-10 points: Gnawing on the French textbooks
-50 points: Repeatedly getting out of control in the classroom
-20 points: Telling students “I NO HERE TO BABYSIT” on a regular basis despite his own immature behaviour
-30 points: Wearing slipper moccasins/lounge shoes
-50 points: Telling students to shut up and calling them stupid
-40 points: Having a strong attraction to objects.
-40 points: Writing notes on the chalkboard that he copies right out of the textbook, although he pretends they’re his own
-50 points: Making us pay fifteen dollars for a workbook we’ve used a total of three times
-60 points: Continuously shouting “REGARDE ÇA! REGARDE ÇA! REGARDE ÇA!” and pounding on the table furiously
-20 points: Starting French immersion programme with French I students
-10 points: Maintaining the aforementioned French immersion programme for a grand total of zero days
-20 points: Threatening to take off points if students speak Englisch
-40 points: Sending Chad to the office for exclaiming that “That’s ridiculous!”
-30 points: Shouting all the time
-10 points: Sending children to the vice principal’s office with bookwork
-30 points: Not realising that there is a “th” on the end of the word “mouth.”
-20 points: Saying that Chad has disturbed the class and is insubordinate, and telling him “I SICK OF YOU”
-20 points: Shutting off the lights in the middle of class
-30 points: Using ancient African tribal techniques to teach modern American students
-10 points: Getting very angry at students for the infraction of “NOT FOLLOW”
-40 points: Calling Lexie “Alex,” “Alec,” “Alexandra,” “Alexandria,” “Alexa,” “Al,” “Lex” “Lec,” “Aaaaaaaahhhhhh….” And everything in between
-20 points: Having terribly behaved students go to the office without an escort or a pass
-30 points: Having little Jimmy Dean sausage/shit log fingers
-10 points: Discussing terrorists in French class
-50 points: Pronouncing “Extra terrestre” like “Extra terrorists”
-60 points: Saying all “th” noises like a v or an f
-50 points: Deciding that he’s going to write four “reeferulls” a day as though it’s some quota he has to meet
-20 points: Claiming that he IS dressed as a superhero, “Super Frenchman” or simply as “L’homme français SUPER”
-40 points: Not pronouncing words correctly in his own native language
-20 points: Really not knowing French or Englisch that well but never caring to admit this
-30 points: Making students say “feminine” so many times that it ends up sounding like “Feminem”
-10 points: Getting upset at kids who crack their joints
-20 points: Thinking that intelligence is based strictly on what we ate the night before
-30 points: Driving a moped Vespa to school
-20 points: Celebrating Chanukah even though he’s not even Jewish
-50 points: Calling students liars and shouting “DOMMAGE” really loudly before they can even defend themselves
-40 points: Finding it surprising that teenage students own cell phones, cameras, DVDs, iPods, computers, televisions, VCRs and CD players
-20 points: Ripping holes in the overhead projecter pull-down display
-40 points: Knocking all the chalk out of the little tray on the board
-20 points: Whipping papers and the chalkboard with shiny new yardstick
-60 points: Telling us to “BE CAREFUL” on the road because he has road rage and frequently hits-and-runs
-70 points: Asking students personal questions about their bedrooms
-50 points: Remembering trivial details about students that suggests stalking
-30 points: Sneaking handfuls of nappy hair into the bristles of students’ hair brushes
-20 points: Informing students that “oubliette” is a French word.
-40 points: Asking us to name all the DVDs we own.
-50 points: Using middle finger to point at students
-30 points: Having a mangina like Old Gregg
-20 points: Calling Mr. Williams “Miss William”
-10 points: Persistently hitting up the main offices to report students’ behaviour
-90 points: Persistently pretending to hit up the main offices to report students behaviour
-50 points: Acting like you can make a call to the VP without dialing any numbers and without waiting a single second for the phone to ring, i.e. just picking up the phone and instantly start shouting “MISS WILLIAM? YES? I’M AGAIN CALLING ABOUT CODY.”
-30 points: Not even plugging the telephone into the wall
-50 points: Claiming that an administrator is on their way out to the trailer, yet no one ever shows up
-40 points: Waving around something that he claims is a referral but is really a sheet of pink paper with nothing on it



Mercredi, 18th Février
-20 points: Stating that only fifty students can go on the field trip after everyone has already paid
-10 points: Giving students the same warm up for two days in a row
-30 points: Shopping online for bathing suits during class
-50 points: Thinking that the Potomac is a great place to swim even though it’s filthy
-20 points: Dressing up as a male underwear model for “supermodel day.”
-10 points: Making sizzling noises during periods of silence in class
-20 points: Burning his hand on the radiator
-40 points: Playing Monopoly at four o’clock in the morning, all by himself in the trailer
-20 points: Wearing cutesy butterfly pins on tie
-10 points: Telling students “FIVE MINUTE TO DO WARM-UP,” then ten seconds later saying we have two minutes left
-20 points: Not putting an S on the end of “Minutes” despite it being a plural case
-50 points: Having Jason shine his shoes with tongue
-50 points: Coming to school wearing glasses and telling us he has eye problems when clearly they’re just personality frames he bought at Target
-40 points: Pronouncing “Target” the way fifteen-year-old girls do when they want to make it sound like a fancy boutique, only he does this because he’s French and dumb and doesn’t know any better
-10 points: Hitting yardstick on television cart yet again and knocking the remote control onto the floor
-20 points: Asking students if they listen to cassette tapes despite it being the 21st century
-10 points: Writing letters to local movie theatres complaining that they don’t show enough French filims
-50 points: Asking which students sent candy grams even though it’s not any of his business
-20 points: Acting as though the threat of hitting up “MISS WILLIAM” is comparable to the wrath of the LORD sending a lightning bolt down from heaven and banishing someone to hell, or at least the principal’s office
-30 points: Telling Lauren to put her spitty licked lollypop back into her backpack
-20 points: Stealing kids’ science textbooks
-10 points: Calling the class “Gooooooooooooooooooooood”
-40 points: Lying to students and saying that his term “Boom boom” is derived from UNE BOUM, which would mean that we are “PARTY PARTY,” which doesn’t make an iota of sense
-30 points: Asking students if they have any tattoos and/or body piercings, despite the common sense that if you can’t see said tattoos/piercings you probably don’t want to know about them or where they are
-20 points: Not realising that Raleigh is absent the entire class
-30 points: Saying that he’s related to that ape that attacked the dude
-40 points: Piercing nose in class
-50 points: Clapping randomly and for no reason except to be annoying
-40 points: Telling students that class ends at one even though this isn’t true
-30 points: Thinking that kids can’t drive unless they have their own car
-40 points: Taking racy photographs with the public display cameras at Target and saving them to the memory card
-30 points: Giving students a surprise quiz
-60 points: Having a Tupperware container of moldy brownies in supply closet the entire year
-50 points: STILL making students watch the same scenes in Aladdin and The Goonies over and over again
-30 points: Taking photos of his thighs with his BlackBerry and sending them to students’ cell phones
-20 points: Not bothering to explain to students how he obtained their cell phone numbers


Jeudi, 19th Février
-30 points: Telling students that “WE GONNA DO THE TEST ORAL!”
-20 points: Plagiarising the notes he scrawls all over the blackboard
-10 points: Calling P-Diddy a “Great Sing Writer”
-30 points: Referring to Kool and the Gang as “Gang and Cool”
-40 points: Saying Chad is his best friend when this is really not so
-50 points: Asking students to help him get a record deal
-60 points: Taking fifteen minutes to explain the simple word of the day, mainly because he doesn’t know Englisch, ERGO, he doesn’t know the words to explain the term
-30 points: Banging new yardstick on the board like a Crazy Nigerian Monkey and letting the metal tip go flying across the room like a bullet
-40 points: Calling himself “Beau et grand”
-50 points: Saying he is blond when he really isn’t and is just delusional
-80 points: Calling Spicer “dirty” and offering to give him some bars of soap with which to wash off
-20 points: Having the nastiest, most perverted, sexual moustache on the planet
-50 points: Grasping Jason’s thigh
-30 points: Stepping on Chad’s foot and not apologising
-50 points: Saying every student in the class has an A
-30 points: Yelling that the classroom is not a playground and not a daycare centre even though he’s acting like a baboon
-20 point: Requesting that he “privately instruct” each student
-30 points: Lying on the floor in front of students, sprawled out on the dirty carpet like Burt Reynolds
-20 points: Going to the Butt Enlargement Clinic to get cheek implants so he can “Look more like Lo-J”
-30 points: Quoting funky songs by War and Michael Jackson so he can seem ultra funkadelic
-20 points: Thinking terrorists attack New York City every September Eleventh
-10 points: Talking about chocolate choads
-60 points: Planning group trips to Europe that nobody wants to participate in
-100 points: Lying to students about what his real name is; telling us that his name is Mathurin despite the obvious fact that there is a B in front of that name
-10 points: Getting angry when students then assume that his real name is Boris


NOTE: Upon the end of the school year we learned his real name –– the B stood for Bi Zan.
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I doubt anyone will read this, but I'm posting it, as they say, "Just for the hell of it." It was already typed up anyway.

This was a failed project between my friend and I in our French I class earlier this year (Hence, all the dates are in February) in which we "graded" our French teacher the way he graded us and took points off of said "Grade" for various infractions. If it's not already evident he wasn't from the United States (or any English speaking country, for that matter), he wasn't; in fact he hailed from a small West African French-speaking nation and spoke dreadful English. He was also bald, very short and had a little moustache.
I actually didn't mind him that much overall, but some of the students in the class grew to despise him and simply began to cut class so they wouldn't have to deal with him. My friend and I, though, we just did this... We wanted to do it every day for the rest of the year upon conceiving the idea, but we for some reason just stopped after a few weeks. After all, it did take a while as we'd note infractions as the teacher did them and not afterward, considering that we sat next to each other and would just pass it back and forth.

In the end I rather liked having that class and was fortunate to have it with one of my best friends; I wouldn't have rather taken Spanish, which is what many kids ended up doing because we all took Spanish I in the eighth grade. I'm sure glad I didn't because we also hardly did any work in that class.

I could go on forever about French I but I'm probably just wasting my time, and yours. :XD:

Sorry if this is just a waste of space in your dA inbox, which it probably is. It'll probably just go into scraps/storage or be deleted soon. I just felt the need to upload something after so long. Hopefully more interesting things will be coming up.

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:iconnikkicub:
This sounds like a Legendary Teacher. Every school has one - this one's especially good. o_o

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Minna no tomodachi, Tetsuwan Atomu!
:icontochterauselysium:
He was legendary, wasn't he! :XD:

Now I wish I'd given him an interview.

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There once was a man from Nantucket. . .

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