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We need more teachers like this..

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Yup, I would think she would be my favorite teacher too.

 

Though I think she meant "you couldn't have said that in high school" not 'you could have said that..."

I understood what she was saying, but her sentence doesn't make sense as it stands. He said "I couldn't say it in high school" She said "you could have said that in high school, since 'BITHC' is not a real word."

 

I believe she meant 'couldn't', since you can't say words that aren't real. Her sentence doesn't make sense as it stands. I wouldn't have been nit picky, since I think the rest of her message was priceless and she put him in his place so well, but from her being so picky at him she should have re read her post before she sent it.

Lol that's hilarious.

 

@Kath, she just meant that he wouldn't have gotten in trouble (his reason for not being able to say it in school) because it isn't a real word, and there for not a bad word.

that is epic!! i love watching people get a verbal bithc slap shifty.gif

 

 

i lol'd out loud what she said "i see your status is single and unemployed, whose the B now!" omg totally have to FBLikeButton.gif that!!

Lol that's hilarious.

 

@Kath, she just meant that he wouldn't have gotten in trouble (his reason for not being able to say it in school) because it isn't a real word, and there for not a bad word.

 

 

Awww...that makes sense :biggrin: Thanks! That ups the 'Kick Butt' level back up to the top for me!

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