Comments on: Investigative Report: Association of PT Teachers PJ Rationalization Summit http://dingchak.net/archives/47 Modesty outraged Fri, 18 May 2012 19:41:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: BR http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-46784 BR Tue, 06 May 2008 03:05:43 +0000 http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-46784 As someone that's studied, literally, in a dozen schools, I've noticed that PT masters always have the worst English: "Are you understand?" "Why is your shoes not polished?" Also, the penchant for calling students "man" - like "Hey - what man - look straight at assembly - no staring at corner, eh." Also, another matter of curiosity - Can anyone confirm that PT teachers started the FOB trend of wearing sneakers with slacks! As someone that’s studied, literally, in a dozen schools, I’ve noticed that PT masters always have the worst English:
“Are you understand?”
“Why is your shoes not polished?”

Also, the penchant for calling students “man” - like “Hey - what man - look straight at assembly - no staring at corner, eh.”

Also, another matter of curiosity - Can anyone confirm that PT teachers started the FOB trend of wearing sneakers with slacks!

]]> By: aandthirtyeights http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-34345 aandthirtyeights Mon, 14 Jan 2008 07:12:26 +0000 http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-34345 There are some physics teacher ones also - "Take a copper wire of any material". What has intrigued me, though is how school children across the nation sing "Good Morning, Teacher" in the same tune! There are some physics teacher ones also - “Take a copper wire of any material”. What has intrigued me, though is how school children across the nation sing “Good Morning, Teacher” in the same tune!

]]> By: Sundar Srinivasan http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-4147 Sundar Srinivasan Wed, 14 Mar 2007 21:46:25 +0000 http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-4147 Luckily, I didn't have to endure <i>kaalej</i> in Madras, but I kept hearing these same quotes from every friend of mine who did. And they always started with, "<i>Dey, yenga Biaalajee saar samma tamaash, da!</i>" I once tried to explain to someone that they were obviously making this shit up, since every second college professor in Madras happened to say the same thing, according to them. But then I realized it was not my friend who was lying, it was a global conspiracy of <i>Kaalej</i> Professors. I'm glad someone finally uncovered the truth. Luckily, I didn’t have to endure kaalej in Madras, but I kept hearing these same quotes from every friend of mine who did. And they always started with, “Dey, yenga Biaalajee saar samma tamaash, da!” I once tried to explain to someone that they were obviously making this shit up, since every second college professor in Madras happened to say the same thing, according to them. But then I realized it was not my friend who was lying, it was a global conspiracy of Kaalej Professors. I’m glad someone finally uncovered the truth.

]]> By: jeppiarfan http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-3920 jeppiarfan Mon, 12 Mar 2007 09:19:54 +0000 http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-3920 actually, they come under the category of Jeppiar Jokes.... actually, they come under the category of Jeppiar Jokes….

]]> By: ohsoyuppie http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-1943 ohsoyuppie Fri, 02 Feb 2007 17:40:34 +0000 http://dingchak.net/archives/47#comment-1943 There's also the lesser known, Woodwork sir variant - "All of you in my class should be above average" ! There’s also the lesser known, Woodwork sir variant - “All of you in my class should be above average” !

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