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My son asked me what was the funniest nickname I ever had for a teacher.
I thought for a minute, then replied:
"D-Day."
He didn't find this funny until I explained.
This guy used to teach me English.
He had a horrendous temper and when he felt like it (which was most of the time) he would chuck anything he could get his hands on, in your direction. You name it, it flew! Chalk, board rubbers, books, rulers, even furniture.
We had the old wooden desks with flip-up lids and we used to resort to lifting these up to deflect and avoid the barrage of missiles.
Unfortunate if you were not the target but were hit by a ricocheting object...
Of course it was like being on the battlefield in WWII.
But the funniest thing was......the guy's name.
David Day.
Do you have any funny stories about teachers and their nicknames?
I thought for a minute, then replied:
"D-Day."
He didn't find this funny until I explained.
This guy used to teach me English.
He had a horrendous temper and when he felt like it (which was most of the time) he would chuck anything he could get his hands on, in your direction. You name it, it flew! Chalk, board rubbers, books, rulers, even furniture.
We had the old wooden desks with flip-up lids and we used to resort to lifting these up to deflect and avoid the barrage of missiles.
Unfortunate if you were not the target but were hit by a ricocheting object...
Of course it was like being on the battlefield in WWII.
But the funniest thing was......the guy's name.
David Day.
Do you have any funny stories about teachers and their nicknames?