Dave Stepz > Basedcowboy > Ajahya > Pecan > Kim Jong Un > Mr. Baek > 곱창
Quote from: CO2 on March 14, 2017, 02:50:21 pmDave Stepz > Basedcowboy > Ajahya > Pecan > Kim Jong Un > Mr. Baek > 곱창 and Sonny > everyone else ever. How i miss sonny
Quote from: Imogen1991 on March 15, 2017, 12:36:57 pmQuote from: CO2 on March 14, 2017, 02:50:21 pmDave Stepz > Basedcowboy > Ajahya > Pecan > Kim Jong Un > Mr. Baek > 곱창 and Sonny > everyone else ever. How i miss sonnyEnglishRose is the one I miss the most.
Quote from: JNM on March 15, 2017, 04:54:32 pmQuote from: Imogen1991 on March 15, 2017, 12:36:57 pmQuote from: CO2 on March 14, 2017, 02:50:21 pmDave Stepz > Basedcowboy > Ajahya > Pecan > Kim Jong Un > Mr. Baek > 곱창 and Sonny > everyone else ever. How i miss sonnyEnglishRose is the one I miss the most.Dr.Genderpotato....she was great...
^always a fabulous discovery! Like when you find $5 in your pocket that you neglected to remember existed. Today I went to the travel school that has a student who's really into drawing. I have a sketchbook I'd been doodling in and the kid was always super interested, so I figured I'd just make a gift of it to him after I'd copied the pages for myself. (once he asked me "how much?" for a page. Lol kid, for you how about free?)Kid was so delighted when he realized he could keep it! Like his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Then in class the activity was "joining clubs" and I made them answer "why." This kid made a "drawing club" and declared, "Drawing is my life!"
Quote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:01:21 pmQuote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 01:43:13 pm^always a fabulous discovery! Like when you find $5 in your pocket that you neglected to remember existed. Today I went to the travel school that has a student who's really into drawing. I have a sketchbook I'd been doodling in and the kid was always super interested, so I figured I'd just make a gift of it to him after I'd copied the pages for myself. (once he asked me "how much?" for a page. Lol kid, for you how about free?)Kid was so delighted when he realized he could keep it! Like his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Then in class the activity was "joining clubs" and I made them answer "why." This kid made a "drawing club" and declared, "Drawing is my life!" That's so cute! Last year I'd make fill in the blank sheets but I'd draw Finn and Jake having a conversation for the kids to fill in and they loved them. Some of them would draw pictures for me and I had one 6th grader draw the freakiest picture of a weird guy in a mask. He told me if I don't put the picture on my fridge the guy in the picture will kill me in my sleep. He had a terrible sense of humor just like me so I still have it hanging up. Not quite as cute as your story...Yikes. 2 spooky. I miss Dr. Genderpotato, too.
Quote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 01:43:13 pm^always a fabulous discovery! Like when you find $5 in your pocket that you neglected to remember existed. Today I went to the travel school that has a student who's really into drawing. I have a sketchbook I'd been doodling in and the kid was always super interested, so I figured I'd just make a gift of it to him after I'd copied the pages for myself. (once he asked me "how much?" for a page. Lol kid, for you how about free?)Kid was so delighted when he realized he could keep it! Like his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Then in class the activity was "joining clubs" and I made them answer "why." This kid made a "drawing club" and declared, "Drawing is my life!" That's so cute! Last year I'd make fill in the blank sheets but I'd draw Finn and Jake having a conversation for the kids to fill in and they loved them. Some of them would draw pictures for me and I had one 6th grader draw the freakiest picture of a weird guy in a mask. He told me if I don't put the picture on my fridge the guy in the picture will kill me in my sleep. He had a terrible sense of humor just like me so I still have it hanging up. Not quite as cute as your story...
Quote from: #basedcowboyshirt on March 16, 2017, 02:16:09 pmQuote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:01:21 pmQuote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 01:43:13 pm^always a fabulous discovery! Like when you find $5 in your pocket that you neglected to remember existed. Today I went to the travel school that has a student who's really into drawing. I have a sketchbook I'd been doodling in and the kid was always super interested, so I figured I'd just make a gift of it to him after I'd copied the pages for myself. (once he asked me "how much?" for a page. Lol kid, for you how about free?)Kid was so delighted when he realized he could keep it! Like his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Then in class the activity was "joining clubs" and I made them answer "why." This kid made a "drawing club" and declared, "Drawing is my life!" That's so cute! Last year I'd make fill in the blank sheets but I'd draw Finn and Jake having a conversation for the kids to fill in and they loved them. Some of them would draw pictures for me and I had one 6th grader draw the freakiest picture of a weird guy in a mask. He told me if I don't put the picture on my fridge the guy in the picture will kill me in my sleep. He had a terrible sense of humor just like me so I still have it hanging up. Not quite as cute as your story...Yikes. 2 spooky. I miss Dr. Genderpotato, too.I think I messed up that grade by letting them watch Goosebumps sometimes if they were good. They'd be really creepy sometimes like this one girl who kept telling me she wanted to steal my eyes because they were beautiful. They all decided during a unit on what career they wanted that they wanted to be horror make up artists or make a living as a Lotteria straw thief... The girls would make the nastiest fake wounds on their legs out of lip gloss and toilet paper and come into class screaming that the boys cut them. I miss my weird class :'( I don't know why I was the only teacher in the school who liked that grade...
Quote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:28:19 pmQuote from: #basedcowboyshirt on March 16, 2017, 02:16:09 pmQuote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:01:21 pmQuote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 01:43:13 pm^always a fabulous discovery! Like when you find $5 in your pocket that you neglected to remember existed. Today I went to the travel school that has a student who's really into drawing. I have a sketchbook I'd been doodling in and the kid was always super interested, so I figured I'd just make a gift of it to him after I'd copied the pages for myself. (once he asked me "how much?" for a page. Lol kid, for you how about free?)Kid was so delighted when he realized he could keep it! Like his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Then in class the activity was "joining clubs" and I made them answer "why." This kid made a "drawing club" and declared, "Drawing is my life!" That's so cute! Last year I'd make fill in the blank sheets but I'd draw Finn and Jake having a conversation for the kids to fill in and they loved them. Some of them would draw pictures for me and I had one 6th grader draw the freakiest picture of a weird guy in a mask. He told me if I don't put the picture on my fridge the guy in the picture will kill me in my sleep. He had a terrible sense of humor just like me so I still have it hanging up. Not quite as cute as your story...Yikes. 2 spooky. I miss Dr. Genderpotato, too.I think I messed up that grade by letting them watch Goosebumps sometimes if they were good. They'd be really creepy sometimes like this one girl who kept telling me she wanted to steal my eyes because they were beautiful. They all decided during a unit on what career they wanted that they wanted to be horror make up artists or make a living as a Lotteria straw thief... The girls would make the nastiest fake wounds on their legs out of lip gloss and toilet paper and come into class screaming that the boys cut them. I miss my weird class :'( I don't know why I was the only teacher in the school who liked that grade... That girl needs to watch/read Coraline. Or maybe she's already seen it...
Quote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:43:46 pmQuote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 02:31:52 pmQuote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:28:19 pmQuote from: #basedcowboyshirt on March 16, 2017, 02:16:09 pmQuote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:01:21 pmQuote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 01:43:13 pm^always a fabulous discovery! Like when you find $5 in your pocket that you neglected to remember existed. Today I went to the travel school that has a student who's really into drawing. I have a sketchbook I'd been doodling in and the kid was always super interested, so I figured I'd just make a gift of it to him after I'd copied the pages for myself. (once he asked me "how much?" for a page. Lol kid, for you how about free?)Kid was so delighted when he realized he could keep it! Like his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Then in class the activity was "joining clubs" and I made them answer "why." This kid made a "drawing club" and declared, "Drawing is my life!" That's so cute! Last year I'd make fill in the blank sheets but I'd draw Finn and Jake having a conversation for the kids to fill in and they loved them. Some of them would draw pictures for me and I had one 6th grader draw the freakiest picture of a weird guy in a mask. He told me if I don't put the picture on my fridge the guy in the picture will kill me in my sleep. He had a terrible sense of humor just like me so I still have it hanging up. Not quite as cute as your story...Yikes. 2 spooky. I miss Dr. Genderpotato, too.I think I messed up that grade by letting them watch Goosebumps sometimes if they were good. They'd be really creepy sometimes like this one girl who kept telling me she wanted to steal my eyes because they were beautiful. They all decided during a unit on what career they wanted that they wanted to be horror make up artists or make a living as a Lotteria straw thief... The girls would make the nastiest fake wounds on their legs out of lip gloss and toilet paper and come into class screaming that the boys cut them. I miss my weird class :'( I don't know why I was the only teacher in the school who liked that grade... That girl needs to watch/read Coraline. Or maybe she's already seen it...Lol we watched that in class XD I let them pick a movie to watch before christmas and they didn't want a christmas movie. They actually wanted to watch Krampus after I told them about Krampus legends (they said if he came for them they'd dropkick him and run away) but I was like "ahahahhahaha no." XD I threw in some courage the cowardly dog too. I'm a bad influence. I'm pretty sure my weird just rubbed off on them...And I got chewed out by my manager for letting the kids watch 'Arthur' because she thought there was something objectionable about it.Literally imagine.
Quote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 02:31:52 pmQuote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:28:19 pmQuote from: #basedcowboyshirt on March 16, 2017, 02:16:09 pmQuote from: kriztee on March 16, 2017, 02:01:21 pmQuote from: yirj17 on March 16, 2017, 01:43:13 pm^always a fabulous discovery! Like when you find $5 in your pocket that you neglected to remember existed. Today I went to the travel school that has a student who's really into drawing. I have a sketchbook I'd been doodling in and the kid was always super interested, so I figured I'd just make a gift of it to him after I'd copied the pages for myself. (once he asked me "how much?" for a page. Lol kid, for you how about free?)Kid was so delighted when he realized he could keep it! Like his eyes nearly bugged out of his head. Then in class the activity was "joining clubs" and I made them answer "why." This kid made a "drawing club" and declared, "Drawing is my life!" That's so cute! Last year I'd make fill in the blank sheets but I'd draw Finn and Jake having a conversation for the kids to fill in and they loved them. Some of them would draw pictures for me and I had one 6th grader draw the freakiest picture of a weird guy in a mask. He told me if I don't put the picture on my fridge the guy in the picture will kill me in my sleep. He had a terrible sense of humor just like me so I still have it hanging up. Not quite as cute as your story...Yikes. 2 spooky. I miss Dr. Genderpotato, too.I think I messed up that grade by letting them watch Goosebumps sometimes if they were good. They'd be really creepy sometimes like this one girl who kept telling me she wanted to steal my eyes because they were beautiful. They all decided during a unit on what career they wanted that they wanted to be horror make up artists or make a living as a Lotteria straw thief... The girls would make the nastiest fake wounds on their legs out of lip gloss and toilet paper and come into class screaming that the boys cut them. I miss my weird class :'( I don't know why I was the only teacher in the school who liked that grade... That girl needs to watch/read Coraline. Or maybe she's already seen it...Lol we watched that in class XD I let them pick a movie to watch before christmas and they didn't want a christmas movie. They actually wanted to watch Krampus after I told them about Krampus legends (they said if he came for them they'd dropkick him and run away) but I was like "ahahahhahaha no." XD I threw in some courage the cowardly dog too. I'm a bad influence. I'm pretty sure my weird just rubbed off on them...