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Kat · 09-01-2002, 02:22 AM

Well, if it makes you feel better....I'll share. I was put under the K-1 teachers desk and she put masking tape over my mouth,(that's before duct tape was popular) and made me sit there until my parents showed up because she pissed me off because she took my baseball glove and put it in the corner,and I bit her. Once I received the wrath of my very angry parents, I never bit another teacher. And I always hid my glove before going to class. Besides the wrath of my parents, I never wanted to sit under that teachers desk with my mouth taped shut again, because she smelled liked a garbage can, a very bad one at that. I learned my lesson. Never did it again. She put the fear in me. I always hid my glove, but to this day never have learned to keep my mouth shut[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

Except when it comes to my parents, they taught me respect.

09-01-2002, 02:22 AM	#7
Kat Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 501	Well, if it makes you feel better....I'll share. I was put under the K-1 teachers desk and she put masking tape over my mouth,(that's before duct tape was popular) and made me sit there until my parents showed up because she pissed me off because she took my baseball glove and put it in the corner,and I bit her. Once I received the wrath of my very angry parents, I never bit another teacher. And I always hid my glove before going to class. Besides the wrath of my parents, I never wanted to sit under that teachers desk with my mouth taped shut again, because she smelled liked a garbage can, a very bad one at that. I learned my lesson. Never did it again. She put the fear in me. I always hid my glove, but to this day never have learned to keep my mouth shut[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] Except when it comes to my parents, they taught me respect. __________________ What happened to my nun?