View Full Version : Any of your teachers ever told your class this?


GARFIELDKOOL
02-26-2006, 03:49 PM
Telling you----the students, that you guys smell. I remember when I was in the 6th grade, we had a substitute that told us that. He was our regular sub, because the regular teacher was out quite a bit. The bell ranged, and we kept talking, he sat at the desk waiting for us to be quiet. All of a sudden he just shouted, "SHUT UP!" Eveybody got quiet. So then he said he was about to make a statement. He said, "Somebody in here, needs a bath." Everybody was stunned. We all looked around. He also said that he noticed it in the morning, and he can imagine how it will be in the afternoon because he won't deal with bad hygiene, so wash your privacy. But I knew who he was smelling. He was smelling a dude named Timothy. Timothy always came to school smelling like pee. LOL

James"Thunder"Early
02-26-2006, 03:56 PM
Telling you----the students, that you guys smell. I remember when I was in the 6th grade, we had a substitute that told us that. He was our regular sub, because the regular teacher was out quite a bit. The bell ranged, and we kept talking, he sat at the desk waiting for us to be quiet. All of a sudden he just shouted, "SHUT UP!" Eveybody got quiet. So then he said he was about to make a statement. He said, "Somebody in here, needs a bath." Everybody was stunned. We all looked around. He also said that he noticed it in the morning, and he can imagine how it will be in the afternoon because he won't deal with bad hygiene, so wash your privacy. But I knew who he was smelling. He was smelling a dude named Timothy. Timothy always came to school smelling like pee. LOLROFL! I've never had a teacher say that.

Polniaczek033
02-26-2006, 03:56 PM
yes, haha. :lol: in 6th grade our school actually had to hold a meeting with parents to make them wash their children and make them wear deoderant. i never understood until 8th grade when i went to the elementary school open house to see my old teacher. i walked down the 6th grade hall way.. almost died. it was like hitting a brick wall. it was gross.

~LadyJess~
02-26-2006, 04:37 PM
My junior year before the AP history test, we would have review sessions with our teacher after school. Since most of us were on sports teams and he was the track coach, we met around 6, after practices and games were over. We were all sitting in his room and he was like, "Whew, it smells pretty ripe in here." And we were just like, "Dude, it's you too, we all just got back from sports." :lol:

Courtnee
02-26-2006, 06:15 PM
LOL no. That sounds like one really bitchy teacher, tho....

Ireneparalegal
02-26-2006, 06:26 PM
:rotflmao: :wasntme:
this post reminded me of this girl in junior high who never wore deodorant and it was time for her to do so. she stank sooooo bad. I had to sit next to her sometimes and I would gag!!!!!! so one day after school, me and my friends slipped a "nice" note to her telling her she needed deodorant. From that point on, she smelled nice.

lockdown06
02-26-2006, 06:58 PM
We had a teacher tell us that somebody needs a shower. Almost once a week he bitches about cigarette smoke. (We have open lunch and class afterward.)

staypuftman2004
02-26-2006, 07:13 PM
I've never had a teacher say that

northernstarchik
02-26-2006, 07:48 PM
lmao. no, never had a teacher say that, but there have been some students who weren't so "fresh"

GARFIELDKOOL
02-26-2006, 08:01 PM
:rotflmao: :wasntme:
this post reminded me of this girl in junior high who never wore deodorant and it was time for her to do so. she stank sooooo bad. I had to sit next to her sometimes and I would gag!!!!!! so one day after school, me and my friends slipped a "nice" note to her telling her she needed deodorant. From that point on, she smelled nice.

That reminded me of this guy named Antoine I went to high school with. He smelled so bad, that one day me and my friend went up to him in gym class and told him he needs to start washing. I kind of felt bad, beause he looked like he was about to cry when we told him, but then he put deodorant under his arms, but we tried to tell him it wasn't his underarms, it was his body funk.