This is absolutely hilarious. Click here to view a fantastic new line of "Demotivator" posters. I am tempted to order a few for my classroom, but I think I would get into a lot of trouble.
Jeremy
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- Jeremy W. Johnston
- OCT, BA (Honors), B.Ed. (Western) I am an English and Classical Studies teacher at a swanky independent school. I love the Lord and I am married to Laurie. Together, we have four rambunctious rugrats, Joseph, Nate, Katie and Abby.
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2 comments:
Hilarious eh?
These posters make fun of the sappy, individualistic, tree-hugging, self-esteem worshipping gobbledegook that our current culture propagates. The one entitled “Individuality” is one of my favourites. The tagline runs, “Always remember that you are unique. Just like everybody else.” Perhaps "hilarious" is an overstatement, but I think it is pretty humorous. In my defense, it was late when I read them. It could also be the ominous and looming threat of Autumn Term beginning in September… It could also be a twisted sense of humour.
Jeremy
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