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Originally Posted by zelda_pinwheel
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hee ! here's a little tip : just don't stay in touch with anyone from your school years at all (well, maybe a select few). no insecurity if you've no idea what they're up to ! 
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AHA! thatʻs where I went wrong! Actually, I only kept in touch with the regular old people. Itʻs those darn few who went off and did amazing things without ever really even knowing me. Imagine that!
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Originally Posted by kazbates
Oh, you youngsters.  You're never happy with your lot in life. Actually, I think teaching is an extremely noble profession. Sure you don't make a lot of money and you have to deal with negative stereotypes, but you are molding future generations. I remember many of my teachers fondly and feel that they had a great influence on my life. Thank goodness for Mr. Peterson and his typing class. I use what I learned in his class everyday!  . |
Ooh! I got called a youngster! Yaaay! I used to really love that saying "Teaching is like touching eternity, you never know where one touch ends and another begins." Now, Iʻm just trying to keep the mold from growing ON future generations
No, really, I still do think itʻs the noblest of professions. I guess it can be called brain surgery without the knife or prestige.
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Originally Posted by Slite
Try to say "oogling Marcs goggies and googlies" really fast ten times.....
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It came out: ogre marc googie-a-googie. Hmmm. Sounds very profound, no?
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Originally Posted by pshrynk
Googlies aren't that rare. I can tell you that as a physician. Slighlty less than 50% of the population have hangy down googlies, the rest have the hidden kind.
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oh.
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Originally Posted by nomesque
So... you mean, she scored and you didn't?  |
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Originally Posted by griffonwing
new balls please...
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Uh, would you like the aforementioned googlies that slightly less than 50% of the population have? Or are you trading that kind in? Please clarify.