This Poster Looks Like Real Life

Dr. Cheese · #1 05-02-2011, 11:29 AM

This pics looks so much like situations I have been in as a teacher. There are times when I just have to pic a spot on the wall and look, instead of at the student!

Joe Nerve · #2 05-02-2011, 11:31 AM

Have so totally been in that exact spot.

Dr. Cheese · #3 05-02-2011, 11:31 AM

On second thought, she really looks like she is just trying to get a handle on the problem. What is closer to what I am talking about is when somebody comes to the office with her breasts about to fall out, and I have to spend the whole time making sure my eyes stay neck up when talking.

Relic · #4 05-02-2011, 11:48 AM

I sometimes drop my son off at high school. I'm no prude, actually I consider myself pretty open-minded and such but, (please no one take this the wrong way), I'm so glad that I do not have daughters these days. I really cannot believe what some parents will allow their daughters to wear to school. There seems to be a distinct lack of modesty or grace, or whatever the hell ya wanna call it... Don't get me wrong, if I was back in high school, I'd be loving it, but if I had a teenage daughter, she'd really be hating me right about now for sending her to school dressed like a lady as opposed to a streetwalker..
/rant. carry on.

College - well that's a different story altogether.

macaroni tony · #5 05-02-2011, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Relic

I sometimes drop my son off at high school. I'm no prude, actually I consider myself pretty open-minded and such but, (please no one take this the wrong way), I'm so glad that I do not have daughters these days. I really cannot believe what some parents will allow their daughters to wear to school. There seems to be a distinct lack of modesty or grace, or whatever the hell ya wanna call it... Don't get me wrong, if I was back in high school, I'd be loving it, but if I had a teenage daughter, she'd really be hating me right about now for sending her to school dressed like a lady as opposed to a streetwalker..
/rant. carry on.

College - well that's a different story altogether.

+1!!!

Dr. Cheese · #6 05-02-2011, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Relic

I sometimes drop my son off at high school. I'm no prude, actually I consider myself pretty open-minded and such but, (please no one take this the wrong way), I'm so glad that I do not have daughters these days. I really cannot believe what some parents will allow their daughters to wear to school. There seems to be a distinct lack of modesty or grace, or whatever the hell ya wanna call it... Don't get me wrong, if I was back in high school, I'd be loving it, but if I had a teenage daughter, she'd really be hating me right about now for sending her to school dressed like a lady as opposed to a streetwalker..
/rant. carry on.

College - well that's a different story altogether.

All I have is duaghters, and the clothing issues start well before high school.

macaroni tony · #7 05-02-2011, 11:50 AM

Wait, what's this about???? I see no booty in the OP

MakiSupaStar · #8 05-02-2011, 11:58 AM

Occasionally, I'm put in this situation in middle school, but it's pretty rare. I have a pretty good policy of keep my distance from students.

IconBasser · #9 05-02-2011, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by MakiSupaStar

Occasionally, I'm put in this situation in middle school, but it's pretty rare. I have a pretty good policy of keep my distance from students.

by who, the students' moms?

Relic · #10 05-02-2011, 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by MakiSupaStar

Occasionally, I'm put in this situation in middle school, but it's pretty rare. I have a pretty good policy of keep my distance from students.

Honestly - I feel for you guys. When I think about being a teacher or a professor in these days of false accusations, entitlement, ego etc...I really don't know if I could handle it. It must get tough sometimes.

MJ5150 · #11 05-02-2011, 12:04 PM

I can picture Maki sitting in a cage like a pit boss in a casino. About five or six dudes surrounding the cage monitoring access to him.

-Mike

Dr. Cheese · #12 05-02-2011, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Relic

Honestly - I feel for you guys. When I think about being a teacher or a professor in these days of false accusations, entitlement, ego etc...I really don't know if I could handle it. It must get tough sometimes.

False accusations are not an issue for most profs. If you are professional, and watch your mouth, you will be cool. Stuff does happen, but from what I see, trouble pops up when a prof is arrogant, or is an obvious dog.

As for me, I have never been enough of a player to get caught up in risking my modest career over some action.

MatticusMania · #13 05-02-2011, 12:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Relic

if I had a teenage daughter, she'd really be hating me right about now for sending her to school dressed like a lady as opposed to a streetwalker..
/rant. carry on.

She'd just wear what she wanted under your approved of clothes and cahnge once youre out of sight. Well, thats what my fiancee used to do.

Relic · #14 05-02-2011, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr. Cheese

False accusations are not an issue for most profs. If you are professional, and watch your mouth, you will be cool. Stuff does happen, but from what I see, trouble pops up when a prof is arrogant, or is an obvious dog.

As for me, I have never been enough of a player to get caught up in risking my modest career over some action.

I'm thinking that college may be a little different? Maybe the students are a little more settled down, more mature at that point comparatively speaking.

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She'd just wear what she wanted under your approved of clothes and cahnge once youre out of sight. Well, thats what my fiancee used to do.

I know.
My wife admits doing that as well when she was in school.(which is again why I'm glad that I don't have daughters!!)

DwaynieAD · #15 05-02-2011, 12:35 PM

when i'm shopping for clothes for my boys i always let out a sigh of relief when i glance over at the girls clothes.. seems ur only option for dressing your girls is slut or slob nowadays.

**pacojas** · #16 05-02-2011, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by DwaynieAD

when i'm shopping for clothes for my boys i always let out a sigh of relief when i glance over at the girls clothes.. seems ur only option for dressing your girls is slut or slob nowadays.

lmao,....

you KNOW what's worse,.... 40-50yr old HOOCHIES with tight, revealing clothes made for much younger ladies!

PATHETIC!!!! (and scarey)

pie_man_25 · #17 05-02-2011, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Relic

I'm thinking that college may be a little different? Maybe the students are a little more settled down, more mature at that point comparatively speaking.

Sort of, They still do it, but at this point they're generally over 18 and downtown. I've noticed that the girls that dress that way weren't generally the type that would get accepted into university/college.

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Originally Posted by MatticusMania

She'd just wear what she wanted under your approved of clothes and cahnge once youre out of sight. Well, thats what my fiancee used to do.

bingo. I've known some that were prone to do that. It's generally a good idea to have a school that enforces uniforms, and actually enforces them, unlike the high school that I went to.

TBird1958 · #18 05-02-2011, 12:52 PM

During my time as an instructor with the Industrial Design program at The Art Institute of Seattle I had this happen twice - Female students that were working their way thru school as strippers at The Razzmatazz and The Lusty Lady..........Was not as fun as it looks :/

MakiSupaStar · #19 05-02-2011, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Relic

Honestly - I feel for you guys. When I think about being a teacher or a professor in these days of false accusations, entitlement, ego etc...I really don't know if I could handle it. It must get tough sometimes.

Yeah. I've been falsely accused of stuff in the past. Language toward a student, nothing of a sexual nature. It's pretty scary. I'm never alone with a student, and if I find myself in a room with a student by myself I make sure the door is open. Additionally, I have a policy of never touching my students. No hugs, high fives, or anything else. Occasionally I'll knuckle bump a student, but that's as far as it goes. Kids think I'm a germ-a-phobe because of it, but really it's because I go through extreme lengths to avoid contact with them to protect myself.

macaroni tony · #20 05-02-2011, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by MakiSupaStar

Yeah. I've been falsely accused of stuff in the past. Language toward a student, nothing of a sexual nature. It's pretty scary. I'm never alone with a student, and if I find myself in a room with a student by myself I make sure the door is open. Additionally, I have a policy of never touching my students. No hugs, high fives, or anything else. Occasionally I'll knuckle bump a student, but that's as far as it goes. Kids think I'm a germ-a-phobe because of it, but really it's because I go through extreme lengths to avoid contact with them to protect myself.

Shame what it's come to