I once wrote an angry, rant-y letter to my Algebra teacher. I'd had this great teacher first semester and I understood that shit and had like 106% in the class and I was super proud of my math skills for the first time ever. Then second semester I got switched to this crappy teacher who just didn't make any sense and…

Had a similar experience with my Algebra I teacher. Her way of "teaching" was just to write everything on the board and have us copy it all down. I said something along the lines of "If you expect me to actually learn this stuff, I need you to actually teach me it, and not just have me copy notes off the board".

I feel you. I had a pre-calc teacher who had heart surgery the previous summer during which she lost blood flow to her brain. The result? She didn't know the subject anymore! She was really good at talking in circles and explaining things the same as the textbook, over and over. She acted like none of us had even…

Math was the bane of my existence. I was fortunate that for 3 of my 4 years in high school I had a kickass teacher who did whatever it took to help me and made sure I was learning. The one year I didn't have him (for geometry as a sophmore), I had a teacher who plastered his walls with pictures of cars and told us…

I lasted exactly one month in Geometry before my teacher told me I was hopeless and kicked me into study hall. The truth of it is that he didn't want to spend the extra time answering my questions and had no interest in helping me learn. And he was a smug asshole.

"Back in the olden days..." can be substituted with "Practically since the beginning of time" (real thing that I read in a classmate's paper).

I saw this yesterday, and as someone that struggled with math her whole life, and suffered through teachers that were not interested all I can say is FUCK YEAH!

Close. So, so close. But you forgot "Back in the olden days..." and "Gatsby felt true love for Daisy..."

"Because of shirts" should be your clue. That's a Lindy-ism if ever I've read one.

I truly can't tell if this is truly written by a 16 year old or if it truly represents Lindy's satire. Truly. Either way this written essay represents writing.

As someone who has read the book but not seen the movie "Daisy hates shirts, Tom Buchanan, and having a personality, but everyone seems to think she is a lot of fun to be around anyway. She's pretty cute, I guess." is the best description of Daisy Buchanan I have ever read.

Keep bees, keep bats... but not in the same box.

Bunny in his hand

He is right about catching baby rabbits my lawn has a freaking colony of them.

I basically could sign my name to your post. I have always had a love and fascination of bees, and what is happening to the bees makes me sad too (And the bats!) I always say I will keep bees when I retire.

Now you have twins! And one of them's a teeny tiny furry bun-bun!

Well I guess I wasn't using my ovaries anyway.

Seriously, I think my teeth just fell out from the sweetness overload. I don't need those, right?

Seeing this would have caused me to drop an egg if I weren't already pregnant.

Gwyneth, maybe wearing a full-length gown with long sleeves didn't help the "it was so hot and boiling in there" thing.