reruns...sigh...ARE GOOD!
You've seen them before. Simpsons. Family Guy. Even...EVerybody Loves Raymond...But now. SInce i have exams...a rerun BLOG.
This is Dain's (btw, not dayn) fav. blog.
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Well first...History class. American History. Grade 11.
Teacher: Mrs. Synder.
For the past month or so, the classroom has been unbearably hot, Turns out that something was wrong with the thermostat. Mrs. Snyder has been complaining about it for a while now, and so today: results.
Midway through a president presentation (John Quincy Adams…did you know that his dad was a president too?) a strange man came in the room. Dressed in simple coveralls and carrying a toolbox, I knew he could only be one person. I turned to my friend, Nick.
“It’s Santa.” I whispered. “Just look at the tell-tale signs: the overall pudginess, the jolly smile-”
“Shut up. Before I make you shut up.”
“Hah I just remembered! Pudge-Pudge!”
"Matthew."
"Yo."
"Shut upper then you've ever shut before."
"Word?" (That was of course, ME trying to crack a joke.)
“Ok, that’s it.”
Wham.
“OW!”
I rubbed my shoulder. Great, I thought. I’ve developed a muscle spasm in my shoulder. Then I realized who the Santa-man was:
“He’s just the stupid janitor!” I exclaimed to Nick.
No one really noticed, but I’m sure the janitor heard me. So, I subtly decided to sneak a look, to see if he was looking at me, or worse: judging which hammer would hit my head at a greater speed.
I peeked.
He was staring at me. You know in the” Simpson’s” the janitor Willy? Yeah, imagine HIM staring at you. I was so scared.
So of course, I peeked again.
Ok, the man was staring twin holes in my head. I’m sure if I reached up, and touched the top of my head, I’d find a hole…or two. Then it hit me: maybe I could make it better by saying something that would COMPLIMENT his job.
“Uh...I meant…Head of Custodial Engineering…” I croaked. Suddenly-hissing! It was like gas was leaking into the room or something. Nah...couldn’t be…
So of course, I peeked again.
The man was prying a piece of very-important looking piece of equipment out of the wall.
Making no attempt at subtlety, (my teacher never does) Ms. Snyder decided at that moment to say:
“Is that gas hissing out of the wall?”
The whole class quieted down.
Then, Santa-man decided to say this: “Haha. If it is, then we’ll all be dead in about 10 seconds.”
You might think he said it out of fun, but if you were there, then you know better. The man was so serious there was NO way that he could have been sarcastic. No way.
Then to make it worse, Ms. Snyder said, “excellent.”
I peeked at Santa-man. He wasn’t staring at me now, but was cramming something into the wall to make the hissing stop. Only problem was that, the harder he pushed, the louder the hissing got. I could see worried faces going around the room. What if that WAS gas? What if we all died? What if this Santa-man wasn’t even a janitor?
The class quieted down again. I peeked again. WHAT?!
Santa-man was holding a gun! He was aiming at the ceiling, but nevertheless, there was proof! I mean, there was even that little red laser dot like on those sniper rifles.
Turns out it wasn’t even a gun. Just measured temperature. Well. I think my gun theory was better.
But this is the weird part: after he fixed the problem, he left. We closed the door. With like 5 minutes left in class, we heard a weird noise at the door.
IT WAS SANTA-MAN!! He was looking through the window and aiming the gun/”temperature-thing” into the class.
But, hey. Just another day.
This is Dain's (btw, not dayn) fav. blog.
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Well first...History class. American History. Grade 11.
Teacher: Mrs. Synder.
For the past month or so, the classroom has been unbearably hot, Turns out that something was wrong with the thermostat. Mrs. Snyder has been complaining about it for a while now, and so today: results.
Midway through a president presentation (John Quincy Adams…did you know that his dad was a president too?) a strange man came in the room. Dressed in simple coveralls and carrying a toolbox, I knew he could only be one person. I turned to my friend, Nick.
“It’s Santa.” I whispered. “Just look at the tell-tale signs: the overall pudginess, the jolly smile-”
“Shut up. Before I make you shut up.”
“Hah I just remembered! Pudge-Pudge!”
"Matthew."
"Yo."
"Shut upper then you've ever shut before."
"Word?" (That was of course, ME trying to crack a joke.)
“Ok, that’s it.”
Wham.
“OW!”
I rubbed my shoulder. Great, I thought. I’ve developed a muscle spasm in my shoulder. Then I realized who the Santa-man was:
“He’s just the stupid janitor!” I exclaimed to Nick.
No one really noticed, but I’m sure the janitor heard me. So, I subtly decided to sneak a look, to see if he was looking at me, or worse: judging which hammer would hit my head at a greater speed.
I peeked.
He was staring at me. You know in the” Simpson’s” the janitor Willy? Yeah, imagine HIM staring at you. I was so scared.
So of course, I peeked again.
Ok, the man was staring twin holes in my head. I’m sure if I reached up, and touched the top of my head, I’d find a hole…or two. Then it hit me: maybe I could make it better by saying something that would COMPLIMENT his job.
“Uh...I meant…Head of Custodial Engineering…” I croaked. Suddenly-hissing! It was like gas was leaking into the room or something. Nah...couldn’t be…
So of course, I peeked again.
The man was prying a piece of very-important looking piece of equipment out of the wall.
Making no attempt at subtlety, (my teacher never does) Ms. Snyder decided at that moment to say:
“Is that gas hissing out of the wall?”
The whole class quieted down.
Then, Santa-man decided to say this: “Haha. If it is, then we’ll all be dead in about 10 seconds.”
You might think he said it out of fun, but if you were there, then you know better. The man was so serious there was NO way that he could have been sarcastic. No way.
Then to make it worse, Ms. Snyder said, “excellent.”
I peeked at Santa-man. He wasn’t staring at me now, but was cramming something into the wall to make the hissing stop. Only problem was that, the harder he pushed, the louder the hissing got. I could see worried faces going around the room. What if that WAS gas? What if we all died? What if this Santa-man wasn’t even a janitor?
The class quieted down again. I peeked again. WHAT?!
Santa-man was holding a gun! He was aiming at the ceiling, but nevertheless, there was proof! I mean, there was even that little red laser dot like on those sniper rifles.
Turns out it wasn’t even a gun. Just measured temperature. Well. I think my gun theory was better.
But this is the weird part: after he fixed the problem, he left. We closed the door. With like 5 minutes left in class, we heard a weird noise at the door.
IT WAS SANTA-MAN!! He was looking through the window and aiming the gun/”temperature-thing” into the class.
But, hey. Just another day.
