I miss annoying my favorite teachers. Ever notice how professors who don't allow you to disagree with them without repercussions usually suck as teachers? I was lucky; I had quite a few profs who liked me specifically because I was annoying--probably because it requires careful thought and an actual interest to do it really well.

My favorite English teacher in high school (he only taught the more advanced courses, and I probably learned more from him in 3 years of high school than I did in college)assigned us an essay over Christmas break one year, and it pissed me off royally. I believe the assignment was a paper on "Hamlet," discussing the relationship between the characters' depth of involvement with the royal court and their downfall, or lack thereof. So that's what I did. For every character in the play. In great detail regarding their relationship to the court, their fate in the play, and how they tied together. I did this for just over 27 pages.

When I received the graded paper, there was only one comment on it, right at the top:

"100%
You really know how to get back at me."

That is true as well. The only problem is bookstores generally have only a few employees, whereas Walmart can hire a ton. I know some really intelligent people who have worked at Walmart, stocking overnight mostly.

I have actually considered that as a job that might be tolerable, purely due to lack of human interaction.

I grew up having crushes on him and Dudley Moore. Oh, and Gopher from "Love Boat."

I think the scrawny genius dude from criminal minds is HOT. Also as a kid i had a massive crush on Beetlejuice, Not Michael Keaton, just Beetlejuice. And of course Winona Ryder. YUM.

Ditto. On the Walmart gig.

Haha... I totally agree. I think, "What did you expect?!"

lmao.... again, I think I need to request a "Like" option on posts

I definitely need some like options on posts, although I'm sure that would find a way to get me in trouble, because I appear to be a natural born trouble maker, lol

"Like"

LMAO. Yeah, that is pretty bad. But to each his own, eh?

I had a thing for Colin Firth in the BBC Pride and Prejudice miniseries that I watched in Lit class, so I feel dirty too. It's okay!

Pfffffft that is not embarrassing. He's mad sexy in that miniseries.

Hell yeah. I'm glad someone agrees with me!

I used to throw food over my shoulder at the "mean girls" in the cafeteria. Then I would laugh when they would get up and yell at somebody else for it.