Monday, September 26, 2005
Setting a bear-d example for all of us
A couple of days ago, Ondine asked in the comments about the "cute little toy" in the background of my red eye picture. Voilà:
The bear next door
Originally uploaded by Tym.
It was a Teacher's Day gift from students to the colleague who sits next to me, which sounds innocuous enough until you hear it snarl, "Scra-amm! Giddouttahere!"
Other choice phrases:
- "You are UGLY! U-G-L-Y ugg-leeeeeee!"
- "Quit buggin' me! Do I look like a playful teddy to you?!"
No one's swatted the little bugger yet, even though sometimes the urge is strong because its tone is just so abrasive. A miracle of modern engineering? I know my mother would disapprove.
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Labels: Once a teacher
posted by Tym at 7:11 PM
5 Comments
- At 9/26/2005 10:56 PM Mr Moron said...
Hey Tym, here's an article on Serenity you might want to check out.
http://www.tonypierce.com/blog/2005/09/few-years-back-something-very.htm
Just decided to pop by and let you know :D- At 9/26/2005 11:00 PM Ondine said...
Heh, I just looked at the comments and realised I got the preposition wrong. Oops. Ok, bear still looks cute, but I think I'd soon enough, rip out its insides to stop it from squawking. I have one of those toys from Shell where you drop it and it goes "boiiiiiingggggg!" loudly. Entertains the kids a whole lot, but makes me want to throw it out the window and see if it goes "boing" 10 floors down.
- At 9/27/2005 1:19 PM Postmaster-General said...
you sure it's not some grumpy gnome stuck in it? Or maybe the government is spying on all of you? Creepy. Personally I would talk back to the bear and eventually get into a fight with it.
- At 9/27/2005 3:47 PM Agagooga said...
It's one of those things like Rubber Chickens that are useless but fun to have!
- At 9/27/2005 9:30 PM Tym said...
Mr Moron --- Thanks! I'm so totally psyched for the movie.
And yes, the lesson today is that talking bears are hazardous for your emotional stability because they incite all sorts of violent and irrational impulses.
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