So, today at lunch, my co-teachers and myself are enjoying our meals. The fire bell suddenly goes off so I ask if this was is a planned drill or if we should proceed outside.Her reply....CT: "This is not a planned firedrill. Don't worry, there is no fire."Me: "How do you know there is no fire?"CT: "Because there are no carpets in this school."PRICELESS!
Quote from: Koradian on December 24, 2010, 01:29:50 pmQuote from: creeper1 on December 24, 2010, 01:15:31 pmFunny thing I heard mentioned over on Dave's. A young female K-teacher would say to the net "I will ride you" when she meant to say " I will give you a ride home in my car"This must be why you are called 'creeper'! The hot art teacher at my school said that to me too! I was sad to know she meant "give you a ride"
Quote from: creeper1 on December 24, 2010, 01:15:31 pmFunny thing I heard mentioned over on Dave's. A young female K-teacher would say to the net "I will ride you" when she meant to say " I will give you a ride home in my car"This must be why you are called 'creeper'!
Funny thing I heard mentioned over on Dave's. A young female K-teacher would say to the net "I will ride you" when she meant to say " I will give you a ride home in my car"
Quote from: ramkyles on March 23, 2011, 12:53:57 pmQuote from: Koradian on December 24, 2010, 01:29:50 pmQuote from: creeper1 on December 24, 2010, 01:15:31 pmFunny thing I heard mentioned over on Dave's. A young female K-teacher would say to the net "I will ride you" when she meant to say " I will give you a ride home in my car"This must be why you are called 'creeper'! The hot art teacher at my school said that to me too! I was sad to know she meant "give you a ride"
"As you know, our school still does capital punishment."
Okay, something not limited to my coteachers but I have heard many Koreans do before. The pronunciation of the word sheet. "Can you give a sh*t for today?" One of these days I'll reply "No... But I'll fake it like normal."