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rubber soul 01-20-2018 07:29 AM

Why did you quit? School politics?

Cuthbert 01-20-2018 07:36 AM

1.) How do you deal with aging? (Or the idea of aging, if you're a young whippersnapper)

I'm not that bothered tbh.

2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?

Probably some drunk argument.

3.) What is something you'll likely always be somewhat bitter about no matter what?

This will sound silly after my first answer, but losing my hair at 22 probably. I expected to be a slaphead, but not at 22. That's just harsh.

4.) What is the last thing that sent you into a hysterical laughing fit?

I was in the doctor's once and started laughing to myself when I thought of the 'batlord is a cuck' tags on here. Then the 'no i'm not' ones. Had an image in my head of Charles throwing a tantrum being dragged away going 'but I'm not a cuck!' and the doctor asked me what was funny. I couldn't tell them what it was.

5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?

Unexpected compliment I think. Depends who it's from, some people you take it with a pinch of salt.

6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?

One time coming home from the city centre, a guy asked me if I wanted a blowjob. I politely declined.

Ol’ Qwerty Bastard 01-20-2018 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1917223)
Yeah

I kept it a secret on here until I quit

I was even tenured

i’m now 2nd guessing if whether every teacher i ever had was actually a ****ed up internet troll with good taste in music

no offense

Akai 01-20-2018 07:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Qwertyy (Post 1917238)
i’m now 2nd guessing if whether every teacher i ever had was actually a ****ed up internet troll with good taste in music

no offense

Nah, I bet Hawk was noticeably one of the 'alright for a teacher' kinda educators.

OccultHawk 01-20-2018 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by rubber soul (Post 1917229)
Why did you quit? School politics?

Yes. It’s super complicated but a big part of it was I got into ferocious disputes with administration over funding and misallocations of title one funding. I studied the **** out of the school’s and the district’s budget. They were and are stealing money that’s earmarked for poor minority students. They had a way of doing it that was technically legal but unethical as hell. I was like you know this is ****ing bull****. Oh I could go on and on about how it went down. I lost. Big surprise.

Ol’ Qwerty Bastard 01-20-2018 07:57 AM

my money is the teacher who got caught ****in’ the lunch lady in the janitor’s closet

again no offense

rubber soul 01-20-2018 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1917241)
Yes. It’s super complicated but a big part of it was I got into ferocious disputes with administration over funding and misallocations of title one funding. I studied the **** out of the school’s and the district’s budget. They were and are stealing money that’s earmarked for poor minority students. They had a way of doing it that was technically legal but unethical as hell. I was like you know this is ****ing bull****. Oh I could go on and on about how it went down. I lost. Big surprise.



I keep saying if I had to do it all over again, I would have been a teacher (probably High School English) but experiences like yours aren't encouraging. Sometimes I wonder about society when they can do things like that. I have no doubt that's part of the problem in my parts too. Too much f****** corruption :(

Cuthbert 01-20-2018 08:01 AM

Mr. Hawk :cool:

OccultHawk 01-20-2018 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Qwertyy (Post 1917238)
i’m now 2nd guessing if whether every teacher i ever had was actually a ****ed up internet troll with good taste in music

no offense

None taken

Teachers generally have terrible taste in music. The kids on the other hand have great taste. I took notes when they talked about music.

Frownland 01-20-2018 08:04 AM

Cool Teacher Heard of Band

OccultHawk 01-20-2018 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Qwertyy (Post 1917242)
my money is the teacher who got caught ****in’ the lunch lady in the janitor’s closet

again no offense

lol @ how close that is to a real part of what happened

nothing ever with a student though not even a look or a joke the slightest comment or anything

OccultHawk 01-20-2018 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1917247)

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Daniels, whose knowledge of jazz, while encyclopedic, is useless among his students
lol

Cuthbert 01-20-2018 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1917248)
lol @ how close that is to a real part of what happened

nothing ever with a student though not even a look or a joke the slightest comment or anything

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1841696)
This white trash bitch should know they don't give a **** about secret sex and abortion they just want to keep it swept under the rug. Now she's going to destroy that beautiful 18 year old pussy by giving birth instead of getting an abortion like any normal middle class girl would do. No one wants her to waste that young pussy. They just don't want her bringing the ghetto to the suburbs.

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/24...daWExrOyM=w300

OccultHawk 01-20-2018 08:27 AM

I never shared that opinion with my class.

Lucem Ferre 01-20-2018 03:10 PM

Teachers are people too. I'd honestly rather have somebody like OH who won't sugar coat **** and will be bunt and honest about the world with kids than some fake propaganda shoved down their throats. Somebody who actually understands.

Plus, I'm friends with a high school teacher. He's a pretty cool guy and I guess he has a huge dick. Good for him.

OccultHawk 01-20-2018 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre (Post 1917503)
Teachers are people too. I'd honestly rather have somebody like TH who won't sugar coat **** and will be bunt and honest about the world with kids than some fake propaganda shoved down their throats. Somebody who actually understands.

Plus, I'm friends with a high school teacher. He's a pretty cool guy and I guess he has a huge dick. Good for him.

TH or OH?

Lucem Ferre 01-20-2018 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1917505)
TH or OH?

Ooooooops, my bad.

Cuthbert 01-20-2018 03:30 PM

#Trollhawk2k18

Frownland 01-20-2018 03:33 PM

Troccultheart

OccultHawk 01-20-2018 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Lucem Ferre (Post 1917503)
Teachers are people too. I'd honestly rather have somebody like OH who won't sugar coat **** and will be bunt and honest about the world with kids than some fake propaganda shoved down their throats. Somebody who actually understands.

Plus, I'm friends with a high school teacher. He's a pretty cool guy and I guess he has a huge dick. Good for him.

I planted the seeds of anarchism in as many young minds that would listen (perhaps as many as two)

Chiomara 01-20-2018 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1917179)
2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?

That thing where you make up an argument in your head, decide the real person probably would have said that, and then be pissed at them for absolutely no good reason.

https://babybaba-yaga.tumblr.com/pos...-bed-having-an

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Originally Posted by OccultHawk (Post 1917207)
Tell some stories

In recent years: My then-boyfriend and I drove from New Orleans to New Mexico and then to Denver from there. After leaving Roswell, we drove for a few hours and got lost in some labyrinthine neighborhood (sort of; the houses were very spread apart) on a winding gravel road (that seemed to be going around and around a small mountain) that seemed to be endless. No phone reception or street lights. Occasionally a white rabbit would appear, but no people until finally we reached what seemed to be the top. It was somehow even darker there. We realized we were now in a small RV park. We got out and walked around but our flashlight stopped working and it was so hard to see anything at all through all the trees and shadows. We looked around to see if there were any guards or anyone outside, but didn't see anyone. Got back in the car and tried to drive out of there. Once we were back on the gravel road, a man in the distance appeared who was clearly following us yet was seemingly not in any hurry. We slowed down, but he didn't wave his arms or try to jog and catch up to us. He just got kept walking toward the car and we both suddenly felt very creeped out and drove faster, and drove maybe a mile before he appeared again about 20 feet away from the car. Again we'd drive faster and again he'd reappear in odd places. It was like the road was rearranging itself to keep us from leaving; we must have been driving in this relatively small area for an hour and a half before finally escaping and getting back on the highway. (I find myself constantly forgetting about the man who followed us--despite remembering the other things-- when I think back to that road trip which is odd. I remember both of us had gaps in our memory from that entire day/evening once we arrived at our destination.)

This one may not count but to me it's definitely the creepiest due to what we learned about the person later on: Many years ago my best friend announced that she was dating someone new and wanted me to meet him. She had met him on a dating site and hardly knew him. So, she dragged me to some windowless dive bar where he was waiting with his friend. The second I laid eyes on him I was filled with nausea and the most unsettling feeling. It wasn't due to his appearance. I just felt the need to be as far away from him as humanly possible, and I said to my friend "We need to leave. We need to leave. He's not good." She ignored me as usual. They dated for a short while and broke up in an uneventful manner. I asked about it, and she sheepishly told me that she'd found out that he had viciously (like, in a really psychotic manner) attacked and tried to scalp a girl he dated not long before her.

Wal-Mart stalker guy: I think I was 14 or so, and I'd often go grocery shopping for my mom on the same day each week. I started to notice this man always appearing in the same areas when I was there-- he liked to lurk in the bicycle section for whatever reason-- but one day he began following me around the store and trying to talk to me (mostly in Spanish) and give me his phone number. This went on for months and ended finally when he cornered me out of the blue and asked me to marry him. An employee finally scolded him.

Mall stalker guy: A gaunt, well-dressed man who was clearly coked out of his mind followed me around the mall for an hour and finally cornered me in the large arcade underneath the food court in the most startling way possible. He introduced himself as Enrique (he had very long immaculately groomed nails) and said that he had bought things for his sister, but he wanted me to have them instead. He was insistent on having me meet his sister. I was really doubting that this sister actually existed. I don't actually remember how I escaped this one exactly; I think I just hid in the bathroom.

[[removed this one since it doesn't really count as they weren't strangers exactly]]

There's lots more, but I tend to block out most of the spookier encounters as they were all very brief and surreal.

WWWP 01-20-2018 07:27 PM

1.) How do you deal with aging? (Or the idea of aging, if you're a young whippersnapper)

I don't really deal with it, it is what it is. I'm still on the right side of thirty though so the worst it gets is when I get jealous of the successes of people younger than me.

2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?

I've told this story before but I punched a boy in the nose in sixth grade after he called me osama bin laden.

3.) What is something you'll likely always be somewhat bitter about no matter what?

oh there are too many things to choose only one

4.) What is the last thing that sent you into a hysterical laughing fit?

I recently discovered Nardwuar so probably something related to him, or something funny my dog did.

5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?

cunnilingus. or buying me a burrito.

6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?

when i was like 5 i was with my dad and stepmom and i guess this elderly couple saw us and began fawning over me and my parents agreed that the couple could essentially borrow me for the day, take me out to lunch and then to the park, etc. so they sent me off with these complete strangers and i guess eventually they brought me back? i don't know, i have a vivid memory of being in the back of their car and thinking "oh this is what kidnapping is" but i was ok with it.

The Batlord 01-20-2018 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by wolverinewolfweiselpigeon (Post 1917580)
5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?

cunnilingus. or buying me a burrito.

Why don't you meet me half way and I buy you a taco.

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6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?

when i was like 5 i was with my dad and stepmom and i guess this elderly couple saw us and began fawning over me and my parents agreed that the couple could essentially borrow me for the day, take me out to lunch and then to the park, etc. so they sent me off with these complete strangers and i guess eventually they brought me back? i don't know, i have a vivid memory of being in the back of their car and thinking "oh this is what kidnapping is" but i was ok with it.
Dude what?

WWWP 01-20-2018 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1917597)
Why don't you meet me half way and I buy you a taco.
Dude what?

Good one tbh.

Yeah idk, can't explain it. I asked them about it when i was older and they were like "yeah i guess we got lucky on that one..."

MicShazam 01-21-2018 04:16 AM

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Originally Posted by wolverinewolfweiselpigeon (Post 1917580)
6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?

when i was like 5 i was with my dad and stepmom and i guess this elderly couple saw us and began fawning over me and my parents agreed that the couple could essentially borrow me for the day, take me out to lunch and then to the park, etc. so they sent me off with these complete strangers and i guess eventually they brought me back? i don't know, i have a vivid memory of being in the back of their car and thinking "oh this is what kidnapping is" but i was ok with it.

Whoah! That was a different time for sure. No one would be that trusting in 2018.

Chiomara 01-21-2018 04:20 AM

People were awfully brazen about kidnapping in the 90s in general, it seemed. (Apparently one person tried it with my sister when she was riding her tricycle one day-- he attempted to wrangle her into his car and she managed to fight him off.)

Exo 01-21-2018 08:33 AM

1.) How do you deal with aging? (Or the idea of aging, if you're a young whippersnapper)

Luckily for me, my group of friends maintain borderline child like behavior when together so it's a nice escape from boring adulthood.

2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?

I once got very pissy when I was 14 because a friend threw a CD I burned across the room.

3.) What is something you'll likely always be somewhat bitter about no matter what?

I had an opportunity to buy Netflix stock VERY early on. Somebody convinced me that Netflix was a fad. I was very young and didn't have a lot of money so it convinced me. I'm still bitter.

4.) What is the last thing that sent you into a hysterical laughing fit?

Friend of mine hopped in my car, screamed the opening lines to a Yes song, and ripped the longest fart I've ever heard, and I nearly threw up. Why? See my answer to the first question.

5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?

Laugh at my jokes.

6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?

I've had lots of stranger encounters but none of them can really be described as creepy.

bob. 01-21-2018 09:57 AM

1.) How do you deal with aging? (Or the idea of aging, if you're a young whippersnapper)

in a couple of weeks i will officially be in my mid 40s....i've gotten over my loss of hair but i have to admit the new and constant pains are annoying....i suppose i deal with it by running

2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?

probably a girl

3.) What is something you'll likely always be somewhat bitter about no matter what?

finding out that something i thought was just for me and was very special was not

4.) What is the last thing that sent you into a hysterical laughing fit?

i honestly do not remember

5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?

i always enjoy a nice embrace after a long hard day

6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?

when i was 15, at the end of summer break, a friend called and said he had extra ticket to go to the Shakespeare festival in Ashland OR. While waiting for the Globe to open so we could sit to see Henry the Fourth i went for a stroll and noticed a man following me. Eventually he approached me and we talked about acting, the festival, and what i liked to do in my spare time. Soon the conversation steer towards my sexual identity even after i explained i was straight he attempted to lure me back to his room with the promise of beer and weed. In hindsight i should have notified the police....i honestly don't think this was his first ballgame

The Batlord 01-21-2018 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Exo (Post 1917721)
4.) What is the last thing that sent you into a hysterical laughing fit?

Friend of mine hopped in my car, screamed the opening lines to a Yes song, and ripped the longest fart I've ever heard, and I nearly threw up. Why? See my answer to the first question.

Within the past year me and my disc golf buddy were at the course, sitting and drinking beer on a bench in the middle of the woods. This particular bench was ratchet as ****, with the actual part you sit on not even secured to the posts, so you had to kind of balance on it, and I was pretty ****ing lit at the time.

So of course I (very slowly and with much flailing) went backward off the bench, landed on my back in the dirt, and upon impact let loose a hellishly loud fart. My friend actually couldn't stand on his feet he was laughing so hard and I couldn't get back on my feet for more than one reason.

Ol’ Qwerty Bastard 01-21-2018 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1917813)
Within the past year me and my disc golf buddy were at the course, sitting and drinking beer on a bench in the middle of the woods. This particular bench was ratchet as ****, with the actual part you sit on not even secured to the posts, so you had to kind of balance on it, and I was pretty ****ing lit at the time.

So of course I (very slowly and with much flailing) went backward off the bench, landed on my back in the dirt, and upon impact let loose a hellishly loud fart. My friend actually couldn't stand on his feet he was laughing so hard and I couldn't get back on my feet for more than one reason.


holy **** just visualizing this sent me into a hysterical laughing fit

Trollheart 01-21-2018 12:09 PM

How do you deal with aging? (Or the idea of aging, if you're a young whippersnapper)
I don't consider myself old. I act younger and much more stupid too. You're only as old as you fee - OW! OW! My back! My back! Someone get me a chair...

2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?
Generally, I only lose my temper over things that I should. I'm very mild-mannered (gasp of surprise) and I've never cried in anger. I don't do that.

3.) What is something you'll likely always be somewhat bitter about no matter what?
The fact that my scumbag father has lived over a quarter of a century longer than my mother, and she was worth a googleplex of him.

4.) What is the last thing that sent you into a hysterical laughing fit?

We were watching a quiz show and one of the questions was "Where was God said to have given the Ten Commandments to Moses?" Karen pipes up "Oh I know that one! Mount Cyanide!" :laughing:

5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?
I don't really interact with people enough for this to happen in real life. On line, a comment from Batty can make me smile when I'm feeling down, esp if he's insulting me in his amusing way.

6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?
Probably when I was waiting for Karen to be seen to at an asylum (long story) and this guy insisted he knew me (he did not) that I lived in a certain place (I did not) and that I was with the IRA (I refuse to confirm or deny this). Man that place was ****ing scary and depressing!

The Batlord 01-21-2018 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1917895)
2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?
Generally, I only lose my temper over things that I should. I'm very mild-mannered (gasp of surprise) and I've never cried in anger. I don't do that.

lol

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5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?
I don't really interact with people enough for this to happen in real life. On line, a comment from Batty can make me smile when I'm feeling down, esp if he's insulting me in his amusing way.
Eat ****.

Trollheart 01-21-2018 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1917910)



Eat ****.

Exactly. Just like that. I want you to know, when I'm feeling down you can always make me smile. :)

The Batlord 01-21-2018 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1917933)
Exactly. Just like that. I want you to know, when I'm feeling down you can always make me smile. :)

***got.

MicShazam 01-21-2018 01:31 PM

Trollheart is like

https://img.buzzfeed.com/buzzfeed-st...86312609-2.gif

Batlord is like

https://thumbs.gfycat.com/UniqueLead...wl-max-1mb.gif

Trollheart 01-21-2018 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1917940)
***got.

got what?

The Batlord 01-21-2018 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1917970)
got what?

Got a body builder's dick in your ass.

OccultHawk 01-21-2018 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1918014)
Got a body builder's dick in your ass.

http://cdn2.crushable.com/wp-content...Up-On-Sofa.gif

Trollheart 01-21-2018 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1918014)
Got a body builder's dick in your ass.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...he_builder.jpg
See? No wonder you got the award for Funniest Member. Again.

Oh wait ... you said body builder? My mistake. :D

Goofle 01-21-2018 05:13 PM

1.) How do you deal with aging? (Or the idea of aging, if you're a young whippersnapper)

I shaved my hair off because I was scared of my thinning hair. I've grown it back since and it looks better, but I have always been hyper-conscious of my ageing.

2.) What's the dumbest thing you've lost your temper (or angry-cried about) over?

Was recently actually. I haven't been given supervisor on club nights (I do on gigs) and I think it's stupid but, obviously, the company thinks somebody else should do it on club nights. Annoyed me a lot.

3.) What is something you'll likely always be somewhat bitter about no matter what?

I think I will always be bitter about the above. But also maybe my parent splitting even if I kind of understand it.

4.) What is the last thing that sent you into a hysterical laughing fit?

My friend on Xbox Live. He has a Mutley laugh and it's just unbelievably hilarious once he gets going. Like, it can last 10 minutes.

5.) What is something small that someone can do or say (or give) that can significantly or at least moderately improve an otherwise terrible day?

Somebody said I smelled nice a few days ago. Literally the first time it has ever happened to me. otherwise, just saying I am good at my job.

6.) What's the creepiest encounter you've had with a stranger (in real life)?

I once put my finger in a strangers mouth whilst turning to point at a destination. Very weird.


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