The teacher asks: Now, Susan, how may fingers have you?
Susan: Ten.
Teacher: Right. Now if you lost four of them, what would you have?
Susan: No more piano lessons.
#19575
Thanks to:
Anonymous - USA.
rec.:Oct/24/2008 pub.:Oct/24/2008 sent:Apr/22/2009
Ranking:
2.35 / 114
Teacher: Dudley, can you tell me what the four seasons are?
Dudley: Salt, pepper, mustard, and vinegar.
#17259
Thanks to:
Anonymous
rec.:Oct/2/2006 pub.:Oct/16/2006 sent:Oct/28/2006
Ranking:
2.31 / 123
Teacher: Today is the first day of the school, any questions?
John: Yes, when will the Holidays start?
#11035
Thanks to:
ulfeeee - bombay - India
rec.:Sep/14/2003 pub.:Sep/18/2003 sent:Dec/4/2003
Ranking:
2.69 / 61
I pride myself on being patient when teaching driver education, something I have done for 30 years. I have encountered many, many students, who didn't seem to be able to hit the floor with their hat. But one incident was just too much.
I had a sweet young thing behind the wheel for the first lesson of the semester. She had volunteered to go first and seemed ready to show the other two kids how well she could drive. We left the rural school and started toward town.
As we approached the first stop sign, the young lady gave no sign that she saw it. We got closer, but she still did not slow down. Finally, I used the "teacher's brake" pedal, on my side of the car, to get us stopped.
When I asked her why she didn't slow down to stop for the stop sign, she replied, "but, Mr. Smith, the speed limit is 35 ALL the way to the stop sign!"
#14469
Thanks to:
Steve Smith - USA.
rec.:Jan/7/2005 pub.:Jan/13/2005 sent:Mar/4/2006