When I was Agnes’ age, being sent to the principal’s office was like a death sentence. We weren’t hit, of course (this was the 1950’s), but that ogre’s raised voice was enough to turn any kid into quivering jelly.
I was a perfect angel, never got sent to the principle’s office. A group of us did regularly see the assitant principle though,in Jr.High. One of the guys had a car, and would pick-up our group, and we we’re a little tardy 99% of the time….get a tardy slip, after 3 tardy slips, get a detention. Drove Mr.Sewell crazy, good guy, probably everyone’s favorite teacher.
Say What Now‽ Premium Member about 3 years ago
If they can make money selling a product that makes you “brain better”, Agnes can make money on her placebo as well.
Susan00100 about 3 years ago
When I was Agnes’ age, being sent to the principal’s office was like a death sentence. We weren’t hit, of course (this was the 1950’s), but that ogre’s raised voice was enough to turn any kid into quivering jelly.
Kaputnik about 3 years ago
I wonder if Calvin’s principal and teacher, and Agnes’s principal and teacher, get together in a bar after work to swap stories.
christelisbetty about 3 years ago
I was a perfect angel, never got sent to the principle’s office. A group of us did regularly see the assitant principle though,in Jr.High. One of the guys had a car, and would pick-up our group, and we we’re a little tardy 99% of the time….get a tardy slip, after 3 tardy slips, get a detention. Drove Mr.Sewell crazy, good guy, probably everyone’s favorite teacher.
Michael G. about 3 years ago
Love her pluck.
ChessPirate about 3 years ago
“No! You don’t drink it!”
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Brent Rosenthal Premium Member about 3 years ago
I have a feeling that Agnes’ teacher and the principal are counting the days to retirement.
the lost wizard about 3 years ago
If you act now, I can still offer you our introductory special.