Posted on 02/03/2018 10:14:46 AM PST by bgill
The lesson taught at Roxana Senior High School Wednesday was not typical. A teacher asked students how high they would be three hours after using cocaine and how much they would owe a dealer for a $1,000 payment paid at only 25 percent a day for a year. Teachers and students were shocked. Parent Christy Scott looked at a photo of the assignment which was sent to News 4. "Wow. That's a school math problem?" asked Scott. Student Joseph Saban was not in the class, but he's heard all about it. Saban said he is not offended... "Either he was trying to relate in some way with the kids, be funny or something like that," added Saban.
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RUFUS is pimping 3 girls...
RUFUS bees pimpin’ tree THOTs.
I guess the teacher was getting desperate trying to reach the unreachable. So much for trying to be relevant. This teacher should simply realize that you cant teach IQ and become like all the other teachers simply give his students social promotion grades.
Duane has an AK47 with a 30 round clip. If he misses 6 out of 10 shots and shoots 13 times at each drive by shooting, how many drive by shootings can he attempt before he has to reload?
Surprised they didn’t ask questions about trannies, gays, muzzies, or other non-natural entities.
DeQuan buys 2 kilos of pure coke for $20K per kilo. If he steps on it with 3.5 kilos of talcum and rat poison and sells each 8-ball for $150, how much profit will he make?
Bonus question: How much would his customers need to snort before the rat poison would kill them?
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Anyone who can't see this is as a teaching objective is him/herself a loser.
Yes, and with those skills, perhaps a job with the Waco police department.
A mind is a terrible thing.
The only skills gangster lovers require are suckups!
You know the biker gangsters are really stupid when the start a gunfight in view of a seat squad!
Wow. That’s a school math problem?” asked Scott....
Wow. That’s a school meth problem? asked Scott....!!!
On the flip side, how high was the teacher when he made up that math problem and what percentage of his salary did he spend on the drugs it took to get that high...
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