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By Paul Supra If people tell you enough times that you’re wrong, eventually you st it. Teachers have made a living off of this. Telling us when we forget to when our verbs don’t agree, even when to and when not to use the bathr sat in our desks begrudgingly as they’ve held us after the bell. We’ve all enforce unthinkable rules upon us, forcing us to be quiet, still, and even have always made our lives miserable and stressful, and this is precisely extending the biggest possible thank you imaginable towards them. Since our entrance into school, teachers have had to put up with our hair pulling and name calling of first grade, the uncalled for mischief of all the way to the drama filled, hormone forced shenanigans of high scho

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By Paul Supra

If people tell you enough times that you’re wrong, eventually you stit. Teachers have made a living off of this. Telling us when we forget to when our verbs don’t agree, even when to and when not to use the bathrsat in our desks begrudgingly as they’ve held us after the bell. We’ve allenforce unthinkable rules upon us, forcing us to be quiet, still, and even have always made our lives miserable and stressful, and this is preciselyextending the biggest possible thank you imaginable towards them. Since our entrance into school, teachers have had to put up with ourhair pulling and name calling of fi rst grade, the uncalled for mischief of all the way to the drama fi lled, hormone forced shenanigans of high scho