Why are hot teachers allowed supervise exams?

posted by Mark posted on 1st March, 2008 at 03:03 pm

This is something I noticed last week when sitting my exams. Obviously there’s teachers supervising us. Then you get the one or two hot female teachers in the school supervising. In an exam hall of teenagers just bursting with hormones, this is not advised.

You hear the familiar sound of her high heels walking up the hall. Oh yeeaaah. That heavenly clip-clop mimicking the rhythmic beat of my heart.

At this point you go into some sort of Scrubs style fantasy, just like in this video.

You have to look up as she reaches your desk and begins conversing with some old hack of a colleague. The sun shines through the window highlighting the radiance of her ravishly refined body. And then, shite. Five minutes to finish this essay.

You bitch.

Also, I wonder if anyone else finds that they get ridiculous songs stuck in their head during exams. I was doing my english paper and in my head I was singing Girls Just Wanna Have Fun. I mean, could there be a more ridiculous and innappropriate (on many levels) song to get into your head during an exam?

We just a-wanna, we just a-wanna-ah-ah-aaah…

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4 Responses to “Why are hot teachers allowed supervise exams?”

  1. William Montanaro Says:

    hilarious post mate!

  2. Xhristy Says:

    Trust me I know the feeling.
    My french teacher should not supervise exams.
    I’m pretty sure I failed business cos I was staring at her half the exam

  3. suzanne Says:

    Why are hot teachers allowed supervise exams?
    In reply, perhaps, if you wish to have any chance of passing your english exams, you should re address your grammer thus;
    “Why, are hot teachers not allowed to supervise our/the exams?”

  4. Mark Says:

    The above commenter lost all credibility by misspelling the word “grammar”. I’m quite a pedant myself at times but that ^ is simply ridiculous, not to mention the fact that her correction is incorrect. Where’d you get that comma and “not” from? Or are you completely misunderstanding the point?
    This is the only time (as far as I remember) that I have been slightly rude in a reply to a comment on here but I feel it’s quite deserved, since I’m actually a top student in English and this “suggestion” was put across quite rudely. If someone wishes (dares) to correct my grammar, please, for God’s sake, be correct, and don’t have glaring errors in your response. Also, do so politely. In that case I’d be grateful.

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