Posted by s.crum on January 21, 2009 at 21:46:52 from (4.156.231.131):
In Reply to: Local Boy (True Humor) posted by miss grundy on January 21, 2009 at 16:54:55:
LOL sounds like my sr year in tech school. The queen of the cosmotology class brought her car to school one day and asked the instructer of our auto shop class if he would get her car serviced and a tune up. The instructer sent one of the guys out to get the car. He walked back in the shop and told the instructer he wouldn't touch that car. The instucter got real POed and announced that if that car was not in the shop in 5 minutes the afternoon would be spent in the class room not in the shop. Everyone looked out the door and saw who's car it was, proceeded to pick up their tools and clean up their area. After lunch break the instructer had to teach for the afternoon.
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