Full Version: my substitute teacher..
that sounds like one of those situations where i'll start nervously laughing.... but that would probably get me strangled myself.
something like that happened when I was in fourth (or was it fifth..?) grade. one of my friends that I knew at the time didn't especially like our substitute (no one did) and, in the end, the substitute decided that she needed to leave the classroom. she grabbed her at the neck, and headed towards the door. after that, I really don't remember what happened, but from what other people say, she couldn't breathe that well and tried to choke the teacher in return.
that's just how I remember it... I don't really remember much else.
that's just how I remember it... I don't really remember much else.
omg... thats insane.
A sub we had gave us pirated movies.
A sub we had gave us pirated movies.
QUOTE(annabel_x @ May 12 2006, 9:03 PM) 
During my math class today, we had a substitute.
It was this old guy..and we never even told his name to my class. He was strange and very crazy..as in kicking out anyone that makes one sound, like dropping the pencil on the floor.
Well, one of my classmates, got out of his seat. The sub told him to get to his seat. He said "No." And then he started cursing at the sub...
And then guess what happpened?
THE SUB WENT TO HIM AND PUT HIS HANDS AROUND THE KID'S NECK AND LITERALLY STRANGLED HIM. The whole class screamed. And then my classmate got red in the face and couldn't breath, at all. We had to take hin to the nurse, where they called an ambulance and took him away.
Everyone didn't dare move or say a thing after that.It was such a scary experience! Talk about child abuse..
what a freak that sub is.
It was this old guy..and we never even told his name to my class. He was strange and very crazy..as in kicking out anyone that makes one sound, like dropping the pencil on the floor.
Well, one of my classmates, got out of his seat. The sub told him to get to his seat. He said "No." And then he started cursing at the sub...
And then guess what happpened?
THE SUB WENT TO HIM AND PUT HIS HANDS AROUND THE KID'S NECK AND LITERALLY STRANGLED HIM. The whole class screamed. And then my classmate got red in the face and couldn't breath, at all. We had to take hin to the nurse, where they called an ambulance and took him away.
Everyone didn't dare move or say a thing after that.It was such a scary experience! Talk about child abuse..
what a freak that sub is.
same kinda thing happened in my 5th grade class a few years back... damn sub started to strangle my friend Erica and Greg jumped on her and was punching her and sh!t and everybody was spilling out of the doorway running to go tell the principal and some kid's like "OUR SUB IS F***ING TRYING TO KILL HER!!!" QUOTE(ms. independent @ May 17 2006, 7:46 AM)
something like that happened when I was in fourth (or was it fifth..?) grade. one of my friends that I knew at the time didn't especially like our substitute (no one did) and, in the end, the substitute decided that she needed to leave the classroom. she grabbed her at the neck, and headed towards the door. after that, I really don't remember what happened, but from what other people say, she couldn't breathe that well and tried to choke the teacher in return.
that's just how I remember it... I don't really remember much else.
that's just how I remember it... I don't really remember much else.
I was just staring at your avater going "hmmm... reminds me of Kelsy" and then I look at your name and 'tis YOU!
Our 6th grade music teacher flipped the desk out right from under someone and threw his chair, that told him to stop being stupid and shut up that was pretty funny we still talk about it to this day
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A sub we had gave us pirated movies
hahaha
My third grade teacher threw a chair across the room once.
^--damn
Omigosh that's really scary! I hope he got fired!
crazy 
a sub slapped me in the face once.
that's about it.
strangling is a bit much. although, some regular teachers at my old school have come pretty close to beating students up. one punched a kid. in the face. it was brilliant.
that's about it.
strangling is a bit much. although, some regular teachers at my old school have come pretty close to beating students up. one punched a kid. in the face. it was brilliant.
When I was in 2nd grade, everyone just watched my teacher strangle this girl who was new. she was always crying, i guess she was too emotional? but anyways she was crying a lot every hour, so my teacher got sick of it and told her to shut her mouth and was strangling her.
some guys were laughing. i was scared!!!!!!!! but other people are like doing nothing. we just stared that's all we did
some guys were laughing. i was scared!!!!!!!! but other people are like doing nothing. we just stared that's all we did
holy crap that is some really scary sub..
Holy crap.
If I were in that classroom, and he put his hands on MY neck, I would do something about it. Like I don't know, slap him? Then, I'll report him. I can imagine myself doing that now..
If I were in that classroom, and he put his hands on MY neck, I would do something about it. Like I don't know, slap him? Then, I'll report him. I can imagine myself doing that now..
Poor kid. That's terrible. What happened to the sub? Did she get fired? 
That's scary as hell... the same thing happened here only it was a full-time teacher that was playing around and put a piece of scotch tape on one of her student's mouths. Apparently, a parent walked by and reported it to the police. The teacher got fired and banned from the school district.
I hope that sub gets some time in jail for assault. And then some counseling for anger management afterward. That's one of the craziest stories I've ever heard.
>Moved to School>
I hope that sub gets some time in jail for assault. And then some counseling for anger management afterward. That's one of the craziest stories I've ever heard.
>Moved to School>
Honestly, your classmate should not have been cursing at the sub. Yes, the sub was wrong for strangling your classmate, because not only is that action extreme, it may leave emotional scars on not only that one kid, but also on the rest of you guys. However, students need to learn to respect their teachers. Your classmate needs to do so. And people need to understand that substitute teachers are humans as well; he may be having a bad day, as could any of us.
A few months ago, a teacher at my school threw a student either at the wall or on a desk.
Once in summer school, a teacher got frustrated at my friend, and he hurled a volleyball at him. My friend dodged it, though, and it hit me in the face. Yeah... don't ask.
A few months ago, a teacher at my school threw a student either at the wall or on a desk.
Once in summer school, a teacher got frustrated at my friend, and he hurled a volleyball at him. My friend dodged it, though, and it hit me in the face. Yeah... don't ask.
omg! they should put him in the insane assylum! hehe
I would have at least tried to fight back, I mean if he's an old guy I think I could take him. 
(but then again I wouldn't have been cussing at him in the first place)
(but then again I wouldn't have been cussing at him in the first place)
QUOTE(Crich323 @ Jul 1 2006, 6:51 PM)
I would have at least tried to fight back, I mean if he's an old guy I think I could take him. (but then again I wouldn't have been cussing at him in the first place)
(but then again I wouldn't have been cussing at him in the first place)HAHAHA!!! i could see it!!
"die old man!"
haha... that'd be hilarious... use karate.
omg.
well. in fourth grade we had this cruel sub.
and she threw a chair at someone.
well. in fourth grade we had this cruel sub.
and she threw a chair at someone.
i had a friend who has this teacher (NOT A SUB), and she was crazy. she got mad at a student so she threw a book and a chair at him
she's still a teacher at the school, i'm glad i didn't have her for 5th grade
she's still a teacher at the school, i'm glad i didn't have her for 5th grade
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