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One Liners for the English Teachers

JanuaryBride06 Posted:

One Liners for the English Teachers

Girl on cell: Oh my God, I am like so uncoherent today.
-Washington Square Park

Girl: I've been busy dissertationing.
--Columbia University

Drunk guy: The thing about the next big thing is that it's going to be the next big thing.
--The Gate, Park Slope

Chick on cell: I was like, 'Oh?' And she was like, 'Blah, blah, blah.'
And I was like, 'Huh?'
--79th & 1st

Teen girl: Yeah, I always have trouble with 7's for some reason...They are really hard letters.
-M57 bus

Woman: What, no English? You don't speak English? Why you say you don't speak English? You know what motherf**ker means!
--2 train

Dude: Yeah, that guy thinks he's oblivious.
--Union Square

Man: You know how when you're disappointed, you feel let down because something that you expected to happen, didn't happen; like, it didn't happen as appointed? That must be the original meaning of disappointed, how it was used in the past. Like 'ruthless'. You never hear anyone today talk about having ruth, but in the past they must have used it like that.
--R train

Teen girl: Wait, what's the intifada? Wait, do any of you speak Spanish?
--F train

Girl: I think 'y'all' is singular. 'Y'alls' is plural.
--58th & 9th

brooklynbridezilla Posted:

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usuk2004 Posted:

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Mel, you are so totally unruthful!!!!!
cindyandkevin Posted:

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Wow!!
JanuaryBride06 Posted:

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Posted by usuk2004

Mel, you are so totally unruthful!!!!!



Y'all is too funny.
Katherine121 Posted:

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That is hysterical.

Reminds me of the woman the other day on divorce court who said she gave her husband a verbatim.

She meant 'ultimatum.'
usuk2004 Posted:

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Posted by Katherine121



That is hysterical.

Reminds me of the woman the other day on divorce court who said she gave her husband a verbatim.

She meant 'ultimatum.'




well, at least people are trying to broaden their vocabularies !
SuzBride Posted:

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Posted by Katherine121



That is hysterical.

Reminds me of the woman the other day on divorce court who said she gave her husband a verbatim.

She meant 'ultimatum.'



SweetCin704 Posted:

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Too funny
JPC1125 Posted:

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Our future leaders everyone!
klingklang77 Posted:

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nov04LIbride Posted:

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One of my favorites from my students:
I'm getting a bachelorette in nursing.

And when talking about a winter session course:

I'm doing intercourse.
palebride Posted:

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Posted by nov04LIbride

And when talking about a winter session course:

I'm doing intercourse.



TEE HEE!! Intercourse knows no season!!!


My favorite is when one particular parent tried to sound smart around the teachers, so he tried to use big words, but instead created a new one...'conversate'
SOON TO BE MRS. B Posted:

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Blu-ize Posted:

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Posted by palebride


Posted by nov04LIbride

And when talking about a winter session course:

I'm doing intercourse.



TEE HEE!! Intercourse knows no season!!!


My favorite is when one particular parent tried to sound smart around the teachers, so he tried to use big words, but instead created a new one...'conversate'



Conversate is my favorite non-word. I can't stop laughing when I hear it.

I've been conversatin...

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