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I passed my physics class somehow, even though all I did was sit down and sleep the whole class just about everyday.
 
My Physics teacher was kinda weird, but I enjoyed having him because he made Physics seem fun. I passed on by with a B in the class, and I had the highest exam grade of the second semester of my class in Physics. Oh how I had to remember soooooo many formulas Dx
 
ZachLMedia said:
My Physics teacher was kinda weird, but I enjoyed having him because he made Physics seem fun. I passed on by with a B in the class, and I had the highest exam grade of the second semester of my class in Physics. Oh how I had to remember soooooo many formulas Dx
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I like teachers that are so weird they make the class interesting. Much better than a boring teacher that will put you to sleep =]
 
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I like teachers that are so weird they make the class interesting. Much better than a boring teacher that will put you to sleep =]
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Hehe, my English teacher totally fits this. I swear, he was such a badass, though.

And crap. I'm taking Physics in college, just so I can fill up my 12 credit requirement. I liked it in high school, but that was thanks to the teacher. :I
 
Vertigo said:
Hehe, my English teacher totally fits this. I swear, he was such a badass, though.

And crap. I'm taking Physics in college, just so I can fill up my 12 credit requirement. I liked it in high school, but that was thanks to the teacher. :I
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My English teacher was a bit of a badass as well, haha. He would always tell us his stories of beer making and how he is a survivalist. He was a very interesting man.
 
My English teacher literally just worked however the hell he wanted to work. In fact, the student council prevented him from being our graduation speaker due the fear that he'd literally speak his mind ("Ya'll a bunch of lazy ****ing idiots, and ya'll graduating?"). He was clearly the most popular choice, though, so I'm pretty pissed that he didn't get the spot. Loved the dude.
 
Vertigo said:
My English teacher literally just worked however the hell he wanted to work. In fact, the student council prevented him from being our graduation speaker due the fear that he'd literally speak his mind ("Ya'll a bunch of lazy ****ing idiots, and ya'll graduating?"). He was clearly the most popular choice, though, so I'm pretty pissed that he didn't get the spot. Loved the dude.
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Sounds just like my Gym teacher who everyone wanted to speak at honors day, but couldn't due to the fact he was very rude. I loved him, but he would definitely be rude to you if he hated you haha. If he felt you were a lazy bum, he would say it. Luckily I got on his good side =D
 
My Computer science teacher was quite "weird," but he's quite a successful man considering he worked in NASA for over 10 years. I don't know what drove him to be a high school teacher, maybe it was because of his son he couldn't concentrate on the job much longer and had to settle for a smaller job. My Physics teacher in high school, ugh. He's the kind of person every one of you'll probably hate.

Speaking of which... I'll have to remember all the Physics formulas for next semester, it'll be a grueling process.
 
My Aquatic Science teacher was the best teacher I've ever had. He was funny and weird as hell.
 
Vertigo said:
My English teacher literally just worked however the hell he wanted to work. In fact, the student council prevented him from being our graduation speaker due the fear that he'd literally speak his mind ("Ya'll a bunch of lazy ****ing idiots, and ya'll graduating?"). He was clearly the most popular choice, though, so I'm pretty pissed that he didn't get the spot. Loved the dude.
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Man, are you sure we didn't have the same English teacher? That sounds just like him, aha.

He was a 70 year-old dude who could out-bench the football players in the weight room. If you didn't call him by his nickname "Rusty", he'd throw one of the 1,000-page Shakespeare textbooks at you.

And he had quite a colorful vocabulary himself. XD
 
The thing I liked most about just about every teacher I've had in high school was that I was able to develop a connection to each of them in some way, especially the teachers I had from sophomore year onward, which was plenty for me to enjoy high school. Though some may have thought I turned into a "teacher's pet" by getting some of these connections, it was just that pretty much all the teachers I had (except for one or two) were generally nice to me, regardless of how much work they made me do.
 
Mr. Gertenbach <333

My favorite math teacher of all time. I had him for Junior year, and he was the first math teacher that gave me an A. I mean... I am never good in math but he was EXTREMELY patient with me!

Sadly he moved to New York during my senior year and I miss him lots! Even my town misses him.
 
James. said:
Man, are you sure we didn't have the same English teacher? That sounds just like him, aha.

He was a 70 year-old dude who could out-bench the football players in the weight room. If you didn't call him by his nickname "Rusty", he'd throw one of the 1,000-page Shakespeare textbooks at you.

And he had quite a colorful vocabulary himself. XD
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Nah, I don't think my teacher could bench to save his life. xP

He did teach Shakespeare, though! I had to do a performance in December, that was definitely a highlight of my time in high school. This is the only picture I have of the whole thing. I'm the demon..

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My real highlight of high school was making a sort of a catapult game with my friend in Java as a school project. It received a perfect 100 and it was one of the most proudest days of my life when we got the score. Our classmates were gathering around our computers almost all the time to see us developing the game.

Besides that, however, high school was so boring I'd rather drive through U.S. 50 on Nevada for all eternity.

I'll be signing off for today. G'night y'all.
 
That does sound like something to be proud of. I had a similar project, not Java though. Did really well on it, too.

And g'night John!
 
Saaaame here. Well, Imma be watching a movie. Probably Black Swan. I want to be up at 7 am tomorrow morning for NASCAR coveraaaage. *sniff* first race without Tony Stewart, excuse me I need tissues.
 
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