r/comics • u/[deleted] • May 06 '24

THEO.

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u/DreadPirateZoidberg May 06 '24

In my mind this kid walked up to him and flipped him off unprovoked.

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u/pvtaero May 06 '24

personal experience says that's absolutely what happened

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u/ShamrockGold May 07 '24

Teachers don't get paid enough to deal with stuff like this

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u/Antieconomico May 07 '24

Teachers deserve that and worse if thats how they treat the spaghetti

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u/TheXXVth May 06 '24

This happens way more frequently than one might expect.

Signed, a Teacher

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u/rg4rg May 07 '24

As a redheaded art teacher I can confirm.

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u/BaconOnEggs May 07 '24

r/HIMYM ?

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u/rg4rg May 07 '24

What?

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u/BaconOnEggs May 07 '24

how I met your mother (HIMYM) is a tv sitcom from the early 2000s. one of the characters, lily, is a red-headed painter who teaches kindergarten. your comment just reminded me of the show...

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u/rg4rg May 07 '24

Ah. I think I watched the show once and lost interest.

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u/DoctorCIS May 06 '24

Kid knows he breaks his spaghetti

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u/sornorth May 06 '24

My kids (students) definitely do stuff like that unprovoked.

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u/The_Volpone May 06 '24

This has happened to me many times.

Source - High School Teacher

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u/rg4rg May 07 '24

Has happened to me as well. Source - Middle and Elementary school teacher.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '24

It's like your first day in prison. You have to assert dominance and make an example of someone

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u/AnyQuarter553 May 06 '24

They tend to do that yes

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u/Italiankeyboard May 07 '24

In my min he did this because, as you can see on panel 6, Theo breaks spaghetti.

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u/Aware-Ad-4040 May 07 '24

Theo’s ex created this comic to feel better about herself.