dogbert
Joined: 29 Jan 2003
Location: Killbox 90210
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 Posted: Thu Jun 17, 2004 4:45 pm Post subject: |
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| wylde wrote: |
| dogbert wrote: |
| Zed wrote: |
| The same kid would probably call you dirty if you had a cold and blew your nose on a tissue. Dirty teacher! But a middle aged man picking his nose unabashedly in the midst of a crowded kamjatang restaurant is not a problem, as sneezing on others also isn't. I wish this discrepancy could be explained to me. |
That's simple, Zed. By blowing your nose into a tissue, you are selfishly hiding your mucus and keeping others from sharing in your enjoyment of the mucus. For the production and expulsion of mucus is a public act meant to be relished and enjoyed by all. |
you're a funny boy dogbert 
it happens to me all the time...
as dirty as it is, I handle it. i have 22 classes of 35 kids for only 1 hour a week... there isn't time to work on manners..
on the side here... when i am counting papers to hand out, i usually lick my finger a little with my tongue to getsome grip.. 1/2 the class lets out a big 'oooooowww', dirty...
i get really angry i say 'lets all spit on our spoons and put them in the same bowl together and eat the food from that bowl'.. or i open the window and say ' look out here, thats dirty'.. or i walk over to the bin and cough up a big greenie and drop it into the bin with the other loogies (like 1/2 the class does) and say... 'now, thats dirty'.
they're in their little bubble world and who are we to burst it? |
Your pretty funny yourself. I still remember your "waygook lesson day".  |
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