Yeah, I can see how that would stick with a person. I really wish, I would've taken wood shop in high school. I just wasn't into woodworking then. It wasn't offered to us here, in middle school. By the way, what is it about shop teachers? I did take auto shop in high school, and he nuttier than a fruitcake. I saw him actually throw a large combination wrench at a kid for doing something he thought was wrong. He didn't hit him with it, but was pretty close. It looked pretty precise. Like he wasn't going to hit him with it, but, he was damn accurate, lol.
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I don't know this teach of mine was always calm, but it was the look on his face when you did something he thought was stupid. he looked like he wanted to throw something at you, but he knew he couldn't. but he was also by far my favorite teacher probably because he was the only teacher to really teach me a skill. I mean I had Metal shop and CAD (And I'm now a draftsman), but it wasn't the same as the woodshop. I feel like he was the only teacher at my school that would also teach morals so that was another thing he had.
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