cartoon 14 from ‘stories from the edge’…
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thats so right.
So true.
Does that mean they are voting for George Galloway!
Does that mean they are voting for George Galloway!
+1
“Would you like ME to be the cat?”…sorry George, I can never think of you in quite the same light again!
Some (loads of!) kids are hard nuts to crack when it comes to the respect thing – especially in a classroom setting – there is a lot of pre-judging going on. I’ve found it a challenge as a forty-something woman, covering for absent teachers. I like to throw kids the odd curved ball. One big Year 11 lad (all of 15 years in his socks) was a bit of a pain, to say the least. One day he calls out to me, “Hey Miss, ‘ave yer gorra tissue?” I looked on the teacher’s desk, none there, but I usually keep a pack of tissues in my bag. I took one out and said, “There you go.” He gets out of his seat and walks to the front. As I hand over the tissue, I say, with a deadpan expression on my face, “I’ve only used it once.” He stops short for a second, sees the twinkle in my eye and then smiles a big cheesy grin and says, “Ta, Miss.” Result!
i know george galloway has an enormous ego… but i quite like him. he was right about iraq, amazing in the senate and (whether i like it or not) seems to say things i agree with. hmmm. the cat thing was strange (to say the least), but at least he joined in.
great story, carole. if i had kids i’d want you to teach them.
Jon – I know what you mean re Galloway – but that incident is,I’m afraid, always going to be the first thing I think of when I hear his name. I’m sure I’ve done many an equally cringeworthy thing in my time, but thankfully not in front of any cameras…yet!
six years! that’s a quick result