The Frizz will just return to her home dimension

This is all because of Carlos.

>>23976323
You called

guess that's what happens when you take risks and get messy

>>23976340
Things went downhill with the school board after Arnold didn't come back from the Sun field trip.

The Magic School Bus goes TO HELL!

>>23976334
>>23976265
You see carlos should of said something like

I guess she just Fizzled out

I always chuckle at the claim that teachers are overpaid. I believe the average teacher's salary and class size works out to the average teacher being paid about $1.46 per hour per kid. Can you get a babysitter that will try to teach your kids something for $1.46 per hour per kid?

Besides, Frizzle's a time lady. This is obviously some sort of master plan to educate Arnold / defeat the Daleks.

>>23976519
Maybe Ms. Frizzle is expanding out of science into the humanities, and is teaching the class about the Great Depression.

>>23976519
Who says teachers are overpaid? I don't think I've ever heard someone go "You know what, I think teachers need a smaller pay check!"

>>23976519
If anything teachers are underpaid for the madness they go through.

At my old school we never watched as our teachers begged for change on the side of the road.

>>23976519
>I always chuckle at the claim that teachers are overpaid.

It kind of makes me angry.

>>23976550
Um, have you been watching the news? Wisconsin? Ohio?

>>23976550
Republicans. The republicans that recently won a huge victory in elections.

>>23976519
Working at a drilling station must be much better than bearing illiterate, foul-mouthed, violent children and the parents who raised them like that. To say nothing about principals and politicians and other liabilities.

>>23976580
I like the part where state legislators are claiming OTHER public employees are "overpaid elites"

>>23976550
Please name three reasons why you became a teacher Mrs. Smith.

June, July, August

>>23976550

Follow the news man. Or Reddit. Or anything that'll tell you what's going on in the world. Some downright infuriating Republican bullshit is going down.

>>23976577
>watching the news
Nope. I don't watch the news, I don't get involved with politics, which is bad because it leaves me ignorant, but I don't really care about anything the news has to say.

>>23976623
>yfw you realize that teachers have workshops over the summer and have to meet every now and again to plan the semester

>mfw I'm trying to become a teacher and see this thread

>>23976650

At least try and read the AP wire. It's the quickest and least biased filled news there is, and you'll be reading it so you'll be more in control than if some flashy network was feeding you verbal hypnotism and lights and sounds.

>>23976660
Wouldn't having a swedish pancake on your face be a good thing though? Because then you could eat it.

>>23976660
Then show us wrong and do a job worth of respect

BREAKING NEWS

PALM TREES GROW IN OHIO AND WISCONSIN

REMEMBER, YOU WATCHED IT IN FOX NEWS FIRST!

>>23976650
If you don't care about what the news has to say (and I mean REAL news, not Fox/CNN/MSNBC), then you're saying you don't care about the world.

That means your life is just video games and your shift at Pizza Hut.

>>23976701

>>23976705
Yeah, but isn't everyone's life?

Things going on around the world really doesn't impact your actual life, and also the vast majority of news isn't really newsworthy.

Actually I read an article today about how we're probably going to have a mass extinction in 300 years due to humanity and that's kinda interesting and neat I guess, but it doesn't affect me in any way (I'm not going to stop a mass extinction

>>23976705
I wish I worked at Pizza Hut.

>>23976675
He can also look outside US sources for balanced news. BBC, Al Jazeera, etc.

>>23976705
I don't have a job. At the moment all I do is go to university and go home. I'm sure once I actually get involved with the real world I'll care and start reading the news and whatnot, but for now if it doesn't impact me directly I tend to ignore it.

>>23976754
I used to watch the BBC news when I would get ready to leave for high school in the morning. It was interesting sometimes, but then again I only half paid attention.

>>23976786
Find out which of your local radio stations airs NPR in the morning. It's a non-biased news, and since it's on the radio you can just listen. I have a shower radio so I can listen as I shower in the morning.

>>23976614
this. 1000x this. All of these budget problems would be solved if the legislatures would take the pay cut. for fucks sake, even a 10% cut would solve it.

>>23976806
NPR...everytime I tune in they sound like they're on their 35th hour of no sleep. It's a dullness that bores into the skull

>>23976806

>>NPR
>>non-biased news

>>23976859
NPR news gives extended stories and interviews. If that's boring to you, go back to your 15 second news clips.

>>23976876
"Reality has a liberal bias"

>>23976882
...you're a bit butthurt aren't you
guess it's my fault for expecting better

>>23976519
>>23976565
>>23976551
>>23976550
Shut up teachers of course you'r overpaid, look at the holidays you get.

>sixpl GDP/Capita
Well shit.

>>23976550

You obviously don't listen to much american talk radio.

>>23976919
....what?

Try it again, but this time make sense.

>>23976980
i make a comment on how they sound, the tone of their voice
you instantly take it as a critique in that their content is unappealing
you are pained in the posterior

>Be an art teacher
>Look like the most interesting man in the world standing 6'9, Haggar like mustache, deep booming voice

Our class would have followed him to hell and back!

The only teachers that are abundantly paid are college professors.
Principals of schools are abundantly paid as well, my old elementary school principal moved to a high school and now makes $130k a year.
Superintendents are the worst criminals of all, all they do is sit on their asses and call snowdays and get $150k a year.

>>23977014
See how clearer you are when you use big-boy words?

>>23976859
That's just because they think the NEWS needs to be on 24/7.

How do you fill 24 hours of programing each day, when really there isn't much to report on.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U4Ha9HQvMo

>>23977023
Yes, but a vast number of professors are actually adjuncts(Pretty much the same work as a professor but paid WAY less).

>>23977060
Dunno, Fox News is on 24 hours a day, and they let me know some short sleeved troublemakers by the palm trees in Madison this past February were causing problems.

>>23976701
It's too obvious what Fox is doing. How can anyone still think they're legitimate?