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I had an interim substitute teacher for a few months back in high school. His favourite answer was “I don’t know, Google it”

Exactly!

Each of my kids has their own iPhone 6 Plus and with that, access to 99.999% of all the answers the Universe has ever come up with... yet, their first instinct is to ask me.

Silly kids. :laugh:
 
I do love that round but I prefer a stealthy carry. Front pocket parabellum for me.

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Sexy little beast that she is.

I prefer this one for chasing worms :

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Edit : or this one to cook them at the same time

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I had an interim substitute teacher for a few months back in high school. His favourite answer was “I don’t know, Google it”

As a parent, I would have asked him very seriously and in the presence of the principal "If you aren't willing to teach, then as a taxpayer, why am I paying you?". I really hate lazy teachers. My daughter has one now and it seems like I call the school after each math test and each science test to complain about the quality of the testing. The teachers here get paid very well, have a gold plated pension, retire earlier than others, and get two months off every summer. As a taxpayer, I expect excellence for that.

On the upside, my daughter has learned to recognize unfair test questions.
 
As a parent, I would have asked him very seriously and in the presence of the principal "If you aren't willing to teach, then as a taxpayer, why am I paying you?". I really hate lazy teachers. My daughter has one now and it seems like I call the school after each math test and each science test to complain about the quality of the testing. The teachers here get paid very well, have a gold plated pension, retire earlier than others, and get two months off every summer. As a taxpayer, I expect excellence for that.

On the upside, my daughter has learned to recognize unfair test questions.
He wasn’t around very long. But in all fairness he was thrown in a class at the last minute that he knew nothing about.

I know a lot of teachers get summer jobs just to stay busy.
 
You and your boutique violins!! Get yourself a good Kazakhstan Stompworthy, they have tort chin rests

I reckon you should brand your builds Stompworthy. :thumbsup:

After a stretch of decent weather here in Michigan, we'll be 6C lower than that for our high today. :rollno:

That settles it, that’s one spot I ain’t moving to! :laugh:
 
As a parent, I would have asked him very seriously and in the presence of the principal "If you aren't willing to teach, then as a taxpayer, why am I paying you?". I really hate lazy teachers. My daughter has one now and it seems like I call the school after each math test and each science test to complain about the quality of the testing. The teachers here get paid very well, have a gold plated pension, retire earlier than others, and get two months off every summer. As a taxpayer, I expect excellence for that.

On the upside, my daughter has learned to recognize unfair test questions.
I don't know about the states but in the school Wendy recently retired from the pupils are given Ipads and they are then told a subject to research and left to google it and that was the norm in that school for most subjects. She used to come home with some dreadful stories about the total lack on knowledge of the younger teaching staff.