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Eva Pilot
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Location: Far West of the Far East
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I put the fear of grave punishment into the minds of every one of my students should they ever come close to it.
 First time one tried he was crying in the corner within a minute. After that, no-one. |
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Topo Gigo
Joined: 01 Jun 2006
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Location: Japan
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| Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 3:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Okay teacher, what does CANCHO MEAN? |
Kancho is a Japanese word that literally means "an enema", but in schoolchild parlance refers to sticking the two index fingers of a student's hands up the poop shoot of their teacher. Why it is a popular pastime is still beyond the ken of most anthropologists. |
hmm.. am starting to have second thoughts on this whole going to japan thing...
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furiousmilksheikali
Joined: 31 Jul 2006
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Location: In a coffee shop, splitting a 30,000 yen tab with Sekiguchi.
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| Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 3:38 pm Post subject: |
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| Topo Gigo wrote: |
| furiousmilksheikali wrote: |
| White_Elephant wrote: |
| Okay teacher, what does CANCHO MEAN? |
Kancho is a Japanese word that literally means "an enema", but in schoolchild parlance refers to sticking the two index fingers of a student's hands up the poop shoot of their teacher. Why it is a popular pastime is still beyond the ken of most anthropologists. |
hmm.. am starting to have second thoughts on this whole going to japan thing...
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Don't worry about it. For some reason, it usually only affects male teachers....from male students |
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White_Elephant
Joined: 02 Sep 2006
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Okay, that's what I thought you were talking about but they call it something different here. No, I've never had the experience of a student trying to cancho me (if I said that right).
However, today I did have a girl come to my classroom just as I let everyone out. She came in asking me to not to mark her absent because of her woman problems. She proceeded to pull a maxi pad out of her purse. At this time, she drew a crowd of students who stood in and around the doorway for their next class. I had to hear, "I love you. Come on. Change mind" The girl knows the rules; you must have a doctors prescription to get an excused absence from my class. Ah, the "I love you" plead is getting old and tiresome.  |
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