Posted on 10/18/2020 11:49:49 AM PDT by llevrok
Ok. Time to vote!
Let's go back a "few" years. Who would you want for your second grade teacher?
Leave It to Beaver" Miss Landers or
The Andy Griffith Show Helen Crump?
If forced to choose among poor options, I would choose Landers. Crump is a huge turnoff. Almost like the anti-matter of sexual attraction.
You can call me Chubsy-ubsie!
I had wonder ladies for teachers 1-3, fourth was Shakespeare shrew material.
I had a hooked-nosed Witch with a gimpy hand for 2nd grade that nearly twisted my ear off for talking in class.
Ahhh, the good old days of reading, writing and smack you upside the head.
How about Miss. Crabtree
Neither. My 11th grade History teacher. Tall 20-something redhead, drove race cars on the weekend. She was a teen age boy’s dream.
I don’t feel tardy.
Sue Randall A.K.A. Miss Landers (Leave It To Beaver)
You gotta give it to David Lee Roth - the dude was an entertainer - see 2:24 at that video
https://youtu.be/6M4_Ommfvv0?t=143
Gilligan’s Mary Ann Trumps all.
That time Ms.Landers ate dinner at the Beaver’s house was hilarious.
She wore a sleaveless dress and open toe shoes... and Beaver told his mom that she was almost NAKED.
Jerry Mathers was a really good child actor. The look on Beaver’s face when he caught a look at her shoes WAS PRICELESS.
You know Andy was hit tin’ that after late PTA meetings.
We’ve all lived in small communities. No one the ages of those two were still just holding hands after four or five dates.
I think I’ve watched every VH video on YouTube over the past few weeks.
Miss Landers
What I wouldnt give for a couple hours alone with her in a closet in the school building!
Is she giving them Eskimo Pies? Who knew she was racist?
Give me something to snack on...
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Well, we got actual on-screen proof that Miss Crump could "pitch some woo."
While, for all we know, Miss Landers "pitched for the other side."
Regards,
Well as long as you do NOT throw in “Our Miss Brooks” (Eve Arden). My father couldn’t stand her!
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