I started training to be a teacher
but the kids were scared of me. And I swore in the classroom. No word of a lie.
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Fri 23 Mar 2007, 12:40,
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I would have become a teacher
but I hate kids
and teachers
and 'institutions'
and being stabbed
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Fri 23 Mar 2007, 12:42,
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and teachers
and 'institutions'
and being stabbed
Another teacher friend of mine
had to help to sort out a riot the other day, in which some little shit stomped on her foot.
She's often telling me about the knifings that go on in and around her school.
It makes soldiering sound like a reasonable job.
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Fri 23 Mar 2007, 12:46,
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She's often telling me about the knifings that go on in and around her school.
It makes soldiering sound like a reasonable job.
At least in the army you can fight back
You've only got to put your hand on a kid's shoulder and they fucking suspend you without pay.
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Fri 23 Mar 2007, 12:48,
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I have said to people before (anybody who will listen)
that I would rather join the police force or the armed services than become a teacher. At least they arm you then.
I knew a bloke who worked at a special school for misfits, he got paid more but he also got more broken fingers & ribs (and a mental breakdown).
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Fri 23 Mar 2007, 12:50,
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I knew a bloke who worked at a special school for misfits, he got paid more but he also got more broken fingers & ribs (and a mental breakdown).
You did better than a friend of mine.
He failed at several careers, so took up the teaching bribe.
After a couple of years of mediocre teaching, he starts dating his 14 year old pupil. He probably shagged her when she was 15 and after that he left (voluntarily!) his teaching career to something else.
I hope Tony Blairs is proud.
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Fri 23 Mar 2007, 12:43,
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After a couple of years of mediocre teaching, he starts dating his 14 year old pupil. He probably shagged her when she was 15 and after that he left (voluntarily!) his teaching career to something else.
I hope Tony Blairs is proud.