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BigmanPigman

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9. A former classmate said that he found it odd that he was obsessed

Reply to Dulcinea (Original post)

Fri Oct 12, 2018, 03:16 PM

Oct 2018

with keeping people out of his "space" and put up boundaries yet his space/desk were super dirty and gross. I wonder if he was ever referred to be tested by any of his teachers. Students have ID cards that are passed onto the next year's teacher to give them a heads up as far as academics and behavior is concerned. When teachers have concerns they do a ton of observations and documentation in the class before they pass it on as a referral.

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'He was a strange dude': Stephen Miller's third grade teacher remembers him as a loner who ate glue [View all] Dulcinea Oct 2018 OP

I used to spread Elmer's Glue onto my palm, then peel it off to make 'lizard skins'. Aristus Oct 2018 #1

I did the same, I also did not eat the glue nor did I know anyone who did. dewsgirl Oct 2018 #3

Back in 1961 the paste in jars smelled and tasted like mint, and we all had a taste. Teacher told us Nitram Oct 2018 #11

I bet he ate boogers too but she's just too nice to embarrass him more meadowlark5 Oct 2018 #2

She should apologize and say she did nazi him eating glue Blue Owl Oct 2018 #4

I did nazi that coming! lagomorph777 Oct 2018 #8

"Get him outta here" czarjak Oct 2018 #5

That was to tide him over until the next booger formed. TheCowsCameHome Oct 2018 #6

You couldn't wait to write the word booger, could you! Nitram Oct 2018 #12

--- still is. 3Hotdogs Oct 2018 #7

A former classmate said that he found it odd that he was obsessed BigmanPigman Oct 2018 #9

What we do in 3rd grade has little to do with what we do as adults. Nitram Oct 2018 #10

I think you spelled booger wrong. Its booger, not bugger. 3Hotdogs Oct 2018 #13

You need a little work on your reading comprehension. I wrote that "8-year-olds are often oral Nitram Oct 2018 #14