In the traffic court of a large city, a woman was brought before a rather tired-looking judge to answer for a ticket she’d received for running a red light. She informed the judge that she was a schoolteacher and requested an immediate dismissal of her case so she could get to school on time.
The judge brightened up immediately. “I’ve waited for years to have a schoolteacher in this court,” he said. “Now sit down at that table, and write ‘I drove through a red light’ five hundred times.”
It’s way worse when you have to do it on the board.
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True.
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Good Lesson ???
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She probably won’t make that mistake again. 🙂
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Ha, ha. That seems justified. 😀 — Suzanne
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Serves her right. 🙂
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Good one!
There is not a single one of us who hasn’t had to write something 50 or 100 times. She’s getting off easy with only 500. 🙂
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We just got writer’s cramp… she’ll probably end up with carpal tunnel. 🙂
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Thanks Will. 🙂
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You’re welcome, BoB! 🙂
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Well, it is not unusual punishment.
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