I hate when teachers do this.

Don't you just hate it when teachers give you tests or an assignment, and the questions are all arbitrary terms? Holy hell, some of the teachers I've gotten have given me such horrible tests that I literally argued with them the whole period about it and set their schedule back a day. I just got handed a test from my Health teacher, one of the questions was "which is better for your health, apples or meat?" I just had a "wtf hax" look on my face. It goes both ways, it just depends on which nutrients/proteins you need in your diet! And the worst part is, since it's a test, they won't say a word to you before you hand it in, since that would be cheating.

My french teacher is even worse, she tells us to visualize abstract concepts.

/rant.

I only have problems when the question is very unspecific, and it asks for a specific answer.

__________ is the law of Puritan Life

I answered The Bible
Answer = God.

I only have problems when the question is very unspecific, and it asks for a specific answer.

__________ is the law of Puritan Life

I answered The Bible
Answer = God.

Luminouslight

They are such a **** and no matter what you answer, you always get the wrong one. :P

I hate my maths teacher.. everytime she makes a mistake she will say "I was just testing you"loseittoo

Thats as bad as my English teacher. You say your opinion when you annotate a text, and she'll be like "No, honey, that was wrong! What Sophocles was saying instead was...". First of all, it's my damn opinion. Second of all, how in the hell are you going to know what Sophocles intended? It was the same last year, when my English teacher found religious undertones in a short story about a guy whos brother dies (ZOMG JESUS DINT HAVE NO BROTHAS! THIS IZ IT GUYZ!).

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

While most people hate their teachers, i love mine. His names Eikichi Onizuka, and he just kicks a bunch of ass. He actually used to be a gang member! He teaches us a ton of great life lessons, and i even hooked up with a girl because of him! Man i wish he was my teacher forever hes so cool.

My AP gov teacher is quite briliant though, and has a lot of funny stories. When he was 8, he slept walked and started beating the crap out his sister in his sleep. Luminouslight

Thats as bad as my English teacher. You say your opinion when you annotate a text, and she'll be like "No, honey, that was wrong! What Sophocles was saying instead was...". First of all, it's my damn opinion. Second of all, how in the hell are you going to know what Sophocles intended? It was the same last year, when my English teacher found religious undertones in a short story about a guy whos brother dies (ZOMG JESUS DINT HAVE NO BROTHAS! THIS IZ IT GUYZ!).

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

Greedo_What

[QUOTE="Luminouslight"]My AP gov teacher is quite briliant though, and has a lot of funny stories. When he was 8, he slept walked and started beating the crap out his sister in his sleep. Funkdaddy13

Thats as bad as my English teacher. You say your opinion when you annotate a text, and she'll be like "No, honey, that was wrong! What Sophocles was saying instead was...". First of all, it's my damn opinion. Second of all, how in the hell are you going to know what Sophocles intended? It was the same last year, when my English teacher found religious undertones in a short story about a guy whos brother dies (ZOMG JESUS DINT HAVE NO BROTHAS! THIS IZ IT GUYZ!).

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

Greedo_What

While most people hate their teachers, i love mine. His names Eikichi Onizuka, and he just kicks a bunch of ass. He actually used to be a gang member! He teaches us a ton of great life lessons, and i even hooked up with a girl because of him! Man i wish he was my teacher forever hes so cool.

metal_snake33

nice

Hah nice! I think this teacher is a hardcore bible-thumper, so I hope my last "Poetry Commentary" about how the Catholic church ruined Female reputations will turn some screws... Still haven't got my mark, but I doubt its over 70% due to opinion :roll:Greedo_What

What I hate is... when teachers give you notes..... or you know how to do whatever the chapter... then once you get the test .... he gives you question you they hardly ever made you do.... I mean... total wtf?Magical_Donuts

While most people hate their teachers, i love mine. His names Eikichi Onizuka, and he just kicks a bunch of ass. He actually used to be a gang member! He teaches us a ton of great life lessons, and i even hooked up with a girl because of him! Man i wish he was my teacher forever hes so cool.

metal_snake33

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

Greedo_What

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

[QUOTE="Greedo_What"]

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

muthsera666

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

[QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"]

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

Greedo_What

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

[QUOTE="Greedo_What"][QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"]

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

helium_flash

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

I gotta agree. The amount of symbolism that is in modern media is amazing, and one has to have some education in what some of the more common types of symbols are.

[QUOTE="Greedo_What"][QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"]

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

helium_flash

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

[QUOTE="Greedo_What"][QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"]

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

helium_flash

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

[QUOTE="helium_flash"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"][QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"]

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

Greedo_What

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

[QUOTE="Greedo_What"][QUOTE="helium_flash"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"][QUOTE="muthsera666"][QUOTE="Greedo_What"]

I hate English. Such a waste of time. What happened to the days when we would do grammar or something that will actually benefit us? Not finding bizarre symbols to other things in it. I mean, if I wrote a book, I would NOT make sure every single word is a symbol of Rasputin or Anti-anti-semitism.

soldier-dark

Actually, knowing what symbols represent will help in the real world. You would be surprised how often things come up in scholarly articles that depend upon common symbols that are supposed to be taught in school.

Unless you are in a society that would repress one's writings if symbolism was not used... But anyway, symbols are used to convey many ideas that it would otherwise be redundant and annoying to read in the story if they had to be explained.

It depends upon how the kiss between the two men is described as to whether it could be reasoned that there is more to the greeting than just formality.

Most people do not ignore symbolism, and to make such a claim shows a lack of appreciation for how much symbols mean in society. Think about it. In a movie, if the lead bad guy steps on and crushes a dove, would it mean the same thing as if he stepped on a robin? Symbolism...

Boondock Saints, anyone? Smecker was asking about the symbolism of the coins on the eyes? Remember? It all connects. :o

Don't you just hate it when teachers give you tests or an assignment, and the questions are all arbitrary terms? Holy hell, some of the teachers I've gotten have given me such horrible tests that I literally argued with them the whole period about it and set their schedule back a day. I just got handed a test from my Health teacher, one of the questions was "which is better for your health, apples or meat?" I just had a "wtf hax" look on my face. It goes both ways, it just depends on which nutrients/proteins you need in your diet! And the worst part is, since it's a test, they won't say a word to you before you hand it in, since that would be cheating.

My french teacher is even worse, she tells us to visualize abstract concepts.

/rant.

TongHua

[QUOTE="TongHua"]

Don't you just hate it when teachers give you tests or an assignment, and the questions are all arbitrary terms? Holy hell, some of the teachers I've gotten have given me such horrible tests that I literally argued with them the whole period about it and set their schedule back a day. I just got handed a test from my Health teacher, one of the questions was "which is better for your health, apples or meat?" I just had a "wtf hax" look on my face. It goes both ways, it just depends on which nutrients/proteins you need in your diet! And the worst part is, since it's a test, they won't say a word to you before you hand it in, since that would be cheating.

My french teacher is even worse, she tells us to visualize abstract concepts.

/rant.

kemar7856

I doubt it, WHS?

How many topics must you make about how much you hate education? If you really hate it that much, do something about it. Stop going to school, or stop doing the things that you think is dumb.manningbowl135

There will never be enough topics to fully emphasize the fallacies of the American education system.

[QUOTE="manningbowl135"]How many topics must you make about how much you hate education? If you really hate it that much, do something about it. Stop going to school, or stop doing the things that you think is dumb.TongHua

There will never be enough topics to fully emphasize the fallacies of the American education system.

Okay, but instead of just making topics, why not actually rebell against it? If you truly believe it's that bad, don't go to your health class next time. Write "THIS IS DUMB" on your next stupid test,flat out tell your teacher it's stupid. Do those.

[QUOTE="kemar7856"][QUOTE="TongHua"]

Don't you just hate it when teachers give you tests or an assignment, and the questions are all arbitrary terms? Holy hell, some of the teachers I've gotten have given me such horrible tests that I literally argued with them the whole period about it and set their schedule back a day. I just got handed a test from my Health teacher, one of the questions was "which is better for your health, apples or meat?" I just had a "wtf hax" look on my face. It goes both ways, it just depends on which nutrients/proteins you need in your diet! And the worst part is, since it's a test, they won't say a word to you before you hand it in, since that would be cheating.

My french teacher is even worse, she tells us to visualize abstract concepts.

/rant.

TongHua

I doubt it, WHS?