Spanish Class

In my area, it is required that you take at least 3 years of a foreign language in high school. This year I'm in the first semester of my 2nd year of Spanish class.

Part 1: Anyway, my teacher is new to the school this year, and acts like everyone up here is totally retarted. "Well, you guys don't know as much as my 2nd year Spanish class at my old school." blah blah blah. Come to find out, her previous school was in CALIFORNIA. In Los Angeles, no less. I swear one day I am just going to say "You know what, the reason your old class was so good was because 60% of them were Mexican immigrants, dumb sh**."

May sound dumb, but I swear it pisses me off every single day I have that class.

shadle08 wrote:

In my area, it is required that you take at least 3 years of a foreign language in high school. This year I'm in the first semester of my 2nd year of Spanish class.

Part 1: Anyway, my teacher is new to the school this year, and acts like everyone up here is totally retarted. "Well, you guys don't know as much as my 2nd year Spanish class at my old school." blah blah blah. Come to find out, her previous school was in CALIFORNIA. In Los Angeles, no less. I swear one day I am just going to say "You know what, the reason your old class was so good was because 60% of them were Mexican immigrants, dumb sh**."

May sound dumb, but I swear it pisses me off every single day I have that class.

I love that line.



But anyway I'm homeschooled so I don't have to deal with dumb teachers, instead I got my parents.

I can hardly understand my teachers in English.

Which is kind of ironic.