Teachers' Cups

It's been more than ten years since High School but with all the back-to-school stuff going on a question occured to me.

What did teachers always have in those mugs they drank from?? And why did they use mugs?? I never saw a teacher with anything but a coffee mug. No straw, no plastic, just a coffee mug.

Any ideas???

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]This thread does not deliver. :|marcus4hire

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The straw was an arcane example.

We would always ask them but they would refuse to answer (whether it was jokingly or not I never figured out).

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Oh. Hehe. In that case it worked perfectly.....

You can't see what's in a mug from a side view, so they use it to hold whiskey and other spirits for calming their nerves. It's impossible to deal with dozens of children without it.DJ_Lae

See. I always wondered that but thought surely not. However, we could never look in the mug. They would always take it with them when they walked out of the room. Plus, they never sipped it like you would a hot drink. It was always a 'regular' drink.

You can't see what's in a mug from a side view, so they use it to hold whiskey and other spirits for calming their nerves. It's impossible to deal with dozens of children without it.DJ_Lae

FF (frozen frapochino). I think I spelled that right :Pseals44

Close....But starbucks (if I am thinking the same thing you are) doesn't want things to be spelled easily. It's frappaccino, for whatever reason :P

[QUOTE="seals44"]FF (frozen frapochino). I think I spelled that right :PRing_of_fire

Close....But starbucks (if I am thinking the same thing you are) doesn't want things to be spelled easily. It's frappaccino, for whatever reason :P

Do you get my play on word though. cups, FF,. lol lol lol

[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]You can't see what's in a mug from a side view, so they use it to hold whiskey and other spirits for calming their nerves. It's impossible to deal with dozens of children without it.marcus4hire

See. I always wondered that but thought surely not. However, we could never look in the mug. They would always take it with them when they walked out of the room. Plus, they never sipped it like you would a hot drink. It was always a 'regular' drink.

If it was straight whiskey you wouldn't drink it like a regular drink, and if you do. That's pretty manly and badass.

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[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]You can't see what's in a mug from a side view, so they use it to hold whiskey and other spirits for calming their nerves. It's impossible to deal with dozens of children without it.jazznate

See. I always wondered that but thought surely not. However, we could never look in the mug. They would always take it with them when they walked out of the room. Plus, they never sipped it like you would a hot drink. It was always a 'regular' drink.

If it was straight whiskey you wouldn't drink it like a regular drink, and if you do. That's pretty manly and badass.

I would assume they would prolly cut it with something.

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[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]You can't see what's in a mug from a side view, so they use it to hold whiskey and other spirits for calming their nerves. It's impossible to deal with dozens of children without it.marcus4hire

See. I always wondered that but thought surely not. However, we could never look in the mug. They would always take it with them when they walked out of the room. Plus, they never sipped it like you would a hot drink. It was always a 'regular' drink.

If it was straight whiskey you wouldn't drink it like a regular drink, and if you do. That's pretty manly and badass.

I would assume they would prolly cut it with something.