this teacher thrives on making their students cringe you love to see it
no quicker way to get kids to stop a behavior than when the "uncool" people start doing it. remember when dabbing was a thing for like 10 minutes, until the school principal started doing it?
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I'm already loving to misuse slang around all the nieces and nephews. They're all 3-14, so it changes depending on which kid is around, but the eye rolls are fantastic.
We need to tap into the power of the cringe and we might have an unlimited energy source.
Edit to add my updated version
🫡 This. This is how it’s done. Carry on, teacher, you do the work of the universe.
"Always be bussin', never be sussin' I'm gonna remember that line
Is bussin' related to bussy?
Respectfully
When I was a kid I thought grownups were out of touch when they used slang and it made me cringe.
Now I'm a grownup I know that they did it to make me cringe.
They definitely did it to make you cringe.
Source: Am a secondary math teacher/parent and do shit like this all the time to make my students/children cringe.
The best way to kill cringey slang is for old people to use it
I’m Chris Hansen, take a seat. What exactly did you mean when you told a 14 year old to have a “Big Chungus weekend?”
Look it's just kid slang. Just because I have a cotton candy flavored condom in my pocket, three packets of cherry lube, a six pack of wine coolers and 12 pack of birthday cake vodka shots doesn't mean it's any different from when I use a piece of rabbit skin I rub on my dick every night to fall asleep.
Admittedly, you look and sound much older than I remember but you're still 14 right?
As a middle school principal, I gas all my staff to be as gucci as this dope teacher.
The fact the skibidi says yes yes instead of skibidi makes me think they've seen it, because everyone who hasn't tends to just say skibidi.
I suppose if you hear your class talking about something a lot, it probably makes some sense to at least briefly look into it. Especially if the general gist of it can be understood by watching one thirty second youtube video
Yeah, wasn't saying it as a bad thing, just as a likely assumption.
This is how you stop kids using these words.
When my son is a few years older and is using the latest slang i am gonna ruin it for him. Gonna be that dad, like this meme, im gonna use it wrong, im gonna mix it with slang i used to use. Im gonna make him cringe and im gonna do it in front of other parents at his school!! Mwahahahahahaha SKIBIDI RIZZ BITCHES!!!!
Growing up is realizing the kids (and you) were the real cringe ones
HOW DO YOU DO FELLOW STUDENTS
Let me guess, this is in Ohio?
DOWN IN OHIO SWAG LIKE OHIO
fo shizzle my nizzle
High fives in millennial
I wonder if the drawing of the gentleman in the toilet (top right) was drawn by the teacher… perhaps being meta, knowing what he wrote was cringe. That would add another layer lol.
They definitely knew
Jesus Christ how horrifying
Big chungus tho
The Chungus is AmongUs.
This is pretty funny
I'll be the judge of that.
This is not very demure.
Because I love ruining days, everything starting at "this task will be graded" was written by someone else. It looks official because the person's handwriting is neat, but if you compare the letters to the ones written giving the assignment they're different styles
Edit: I am apparently very wrong, but in my defense, I am very dumb.
I think any change in style can be explained by the change in angle that the writer needed to adjust to as they moved down the board.
looks like normal variation in a persons lettering to me. compare the k in textbook with the k in skibidi, almost the same. distances between letters and especially risers as well are similar between the two sections.
You will not be hired as a forensics investigator, lol
The "R" in "Read" and the "R" in "Remember" are identical, for example. The squiggly "d" in "Today's" and later in "skibidi" and "and" are also exact matches. I hate that you made me do this.
The change in style is because the teacher was in "getting hip with the kids" mode.
I'm going to go a step further and say the while thing looks like it was written by a student.
