r/maliciouscompliance - My Teacher BANNED Studying and was SHOCKED...
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That class could literally bring a massive lawsuit against that teacher, the school, and the district if it was in the US. SO much damage to their potential college prospects, etcetera.
Valandar2 I was thinking the same
I agree they definitely could. Since prohibiting group studying had a major effect on grades it could potentially drop someone's GPA past an important threshold that colleges look for ex: 4.0, 3.5, 3..0
Not only that but if he was revealing their grades in front of the whole class that is a lawsuit waiting to happen.
I was in AP calculus II in college. When the class started there were 30 people. Half way through the class had 6 people left. We all met for an hour before each class. The teacher found out and often came to our study group to tutor. When finals came around he gave us all the test and told us "you can all work together, just make sure you each hand in your own test." That's how you do AP teaching
That's a good quality teacher
Sounds more like the teacher was forced to retire early or get terminated with no benefits.
actually the real questions are:
Why do you become a teacher if you dislike/suck at teaching? ...dislike kids? ...can't improve upon yourself and others?
Under any circumstance, that teacher just sucks as being... well, human.
Holy shit. The teacher read the class's grades aloud in class?
That's illegal in the U.S.. I wonder where this took place.
Yes, because teachers would never do that simply on the premise that it's illegal, right? =P
@@davidcarroll5683 Oh, teachers do illegal stuff all the time. Just saying that in particular is very risky. It breaks FERPA regulations.
Former teacher here. That kind of thing was heavily impressed upon us in the two states I taught in. All it takes is one law-savvy parent to catch wind that it happened, and you can get some serious penalties. Lose your license. Possibly go to prison. It's a serious offense. And it's not like kids don't talk about what goes on in their classrooms.
I wouldn't be surprised if this teacher was quietly asked to resign so the law didn't get involved and cause problems for the school.
Legal in my country. I hope that one got shitcanned, i had multiple idiots unfit for teaching in my day :(
@@SamWeltzin I thought it was called fepa
Former para here
@@LinkTardis FEPA is about employment, short for Fair Employment Practices Agencies. FERPA is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
you know, I was trying to think of something worse than a snitch, and this helped
a lying, cheating snitch. thanks.
That teacher story reminds me of an old math teacher i had... no matter what, nearly the full class couldnt understand what he was trying to teach us. Our saviors were substitute teachers that would come in once in a while and we'd get that person to teach us everything from the past couple weeks in one shot.
We did get that math teacher a "forced retirement" at the end of the year, too many complain againts him.
I'm pretty sure publicly announcing students grades to the entire class is a violation of FERPA laws and could get the teacher fired. It's quite possible that's why he disappeared after that semester.
I didn't even know a fifteen minute video could have that many mid-roll ads...
What ads?
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They really needed to record that final conversation for the biology stuff and sent it to the principal/superintendant/etc ... that would've been a much more successful twist.
It's unfortunate that the students had to keep the grades. I'm sure that ruined quite a few opportunities for graduation. It stinks when having a high gpa means you just took the "right" teachers rather than just learning the material.
When that many in an AP class get such low grades it should be a screaming siren to the folks in charge that it's the teacher that's the problem, not the students. At least when I was in high school ( graduated/escaped in 98 ) you could only take AP courses if you were already doing well in related/similar classes ( we had levels from 5 to AP, with 5 being pretty much Special Ed, with Level 2 being college prep and the AP courses if you did well enough could count as college credit and if you wanted to take an AP class you better already have been doing well in level 2 classes ) Technically by that system I have a college credit in Data Structures from the AP Comp Sci classes I took, but damn if I can remember any of it 20+ years later...especially since we were forced to work with Pascal on Macs instead of a more modern language. They upgraded to C++ and using actual PCs in 99...meh.
@@MrGoesBoom Were it not for my refusal to do homework (mental illnesses that were largely ignored despite my IEP), I'd've likely been recommended for more of the advanced courses. I only took one AP class (AP Art), but it was an utter scam anyway. It was used as the 'dump' class where everyone that didn't get the elective they wanted were, well, 'dumped'.
@@MrGoesBoom I took a natural sciences/computer sciences high school path, and our coding class was for super pascal, our windows class for windows 3.11, and we had DOS class learning such gems as putting things in himem in autoexec.bat. I should note that this was in 1997-99, and the rest of the school computers were running windows 95 or NT4.
That's actually quite strange that they ended up with those grades, most of the time when the highest grade is that low the school forces the teacher to curve all the grades (ie add like 20 points to everybody's score to bring the average up to where they want it).
@@elmateo77 Depends on the school, I'm surprised he was working anywhere with that kind of curve.
Had the english (foreighn language to me) teacher scream at me multiple times because I was explaining stuff to classmates she could not (students got screamed at when they asked her). I think she was jelous that people asked me instead of her? :D in uni i got normal non screaming kind of teachers and everything was fine, even got super good grades, so i guess If you get atupid teacher in school that may not be indication of your skills. Never got revenge on both stupid english teachers, they moved countries, I was plannning to go to school director after my uni course to rat them out on improper behavior.
That teacher reminds me of a teacher I had once. Keep in mind I have Asperger so schoolwork and studying has always been a struggle for me. Basically that teacher had three classes and for each of those classes we had to present one report each in less than three weeks, and he only accepted reports with more pages than THE BIBLE! So naturally being the "black sheep" of the class I had hardly started on the first report when the deadline came, he asked to speak to me after class where he would berate me, calling me retarded, stupid and lazy and ended it by saying something like: "If you can't do anything better than this, then stop coming to this school altogether!"
And the sad part is, for a long time I thought he was right! It took me weeks after this to go to the principal about this, and it was after being told from my classmates and other teachers to do so. Fortunately the principal was outraged and told me a teacher can NEVER say anything like that. But sadly though, that teacher never apologized to me. I don't know what happened to that teacher after that, as far as I know he's still working at the same school.
The teacher makes a difference. In 7th grade, I took Algebra I. The teacher was a bore. He just taught straight from the book. He concentrated on the few students who "got it," ignored the rest. I failed, got an F. The following year, I took the same class over again, but with an older teacher, who had a sense of humor, and had a way of explaining the subject in a way that worked. I got all A's that year. That's when I realized one rule of teaching or explaining: If you can translate the dry jargon into everyday language, in a way people can relate to, YOU understand the material. I despise those who hide behind jargon, because I believe that they don't "get it," themselves.
When I was a child in a haunted house I punched a actor for crowding me against the wall
Lol one of my most embarrassing moments in life is when I got so scared at a haunted house, that I started saying I would sue people. I cannot to this day, think why I did that it's so mortifying.
As soon as he started calling everyone stupid I would have gathered all my classmate together to tell the principal. Teachers are not suppose to insult students.. Period! Or would have held the study group anyways and gone to the principal or vice principal if he tried to fail us for having said group.
I had a teacher do something similar to me. It was middle school/junior high algebra and I had help from my father doing similar problems to the ones we were assigned but not the actual ones. I did the actual ones on my own and my father did go over them with me though. Anyways. Skip to class the next day and I explained how the teacher ( who isn't really a math teacher and just some rando they put as one ) didn't do it how the book did and I explained how my answer was correct. She said cause my father helped me I got a zero for the whole assignment. She did this a few times and even when another student had help from their parent they weren't given a zero..
note: I think the teacher had an ego plus it was race based.. I was one if two white kids in the whole class plus I challenged her.. So yea.. Still hate that cunt.
Anyways to keep the story from going too long, my father eventually found out one Friday after I stopped going to that class only a week after it started. That next Monday we had our non racist and actually knows math and algebra principal teaching the class instead until they could find us a full time teacher. Those zeros the cunt gave me did not stick. I got all As and Bs in that class. :)
I just wish I would have said something the first time..
If someone tells you that you can literally "move my car yourself," I don't see why you can't take them up on the offer.
(Some people are just plain stupid, right?)
Kudos to the Haunted House for having a plan for people that hate jump scares-- I love Haunted Houses, but jump scares freak me out, so I pretty much avoid them. That sounds like an awesome option.
Jump scars I find to be lazy horror but most people still jump with them myself included lol
as long as he hooked it up properly there was no damage to that car
They all got exactly what they disserved if you ask me.
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Worst things that happened to the car is the tires and/or brakes likely didn't come out on top. As parked tires, don't like to move as per the 3 brakes being applies to the disk.
Loved the frikken haunted house.
I genuinely don't understand why you don't have more subscribers. I follow several r/ channels and you're easily my favorite.
@13:03 People, who don't like teaching, become teachers because of certain benefits they get from the profession.
Teaching at a college level (depending on the college of course) allows an in for your family members, a discount for your own or for your family's tuition, and a decent paycheck. Teaching at a lower level, though not as lucrative paycheck-wise, can net you forgiveness of your student loans.
And that's all ignoring the fact that some people just like lording over people and get a sick satisfaction out of making students squirm.
Here's what my response would be if I was in charge of the college in that story: I'd call that professor into my office, give him a scolding unlike any he'd ever received and tell him to pack his desk and take his years of teaching there off his application, because if he applied anywhere else, I'd tell them *exactly* why he was fired, and what an incompetent idiot he was! Once he left, I'd call in the kid who snitched on the study groups and tell him that he was being expelled right there, right then!
God, people who take it upon themselves to boast about their IQ score are the worst.
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Haha - very true.
Just imagine a vegan anti-vaxxer Karen boasting about her IQ:
_"Well my IQ is in the double digits so I deserve your soul. Give it to me now."_
@@VestigialHead who is also a flat Earth believer
@@lanceilao9577 Ahh then that may be single digit IQ then. :)
@@VestigialHead if any
@@VestigialHead antivaxxer flag earther, yeah double digits. Vegan, that's actually a legitimate health choice. The main downside to a vegan diet is that it's harder to get the nutrients that help you maintain healthy skin, but with careful diet selection even that can be accounted for.
The Journal of Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics confirms that vegetarian diets are nutritionally adequate for all stages of life, including pregnant women, infants through older adults and athletes. The 2016 study reported that plant-based diets are associated with a reduced risk of health conditions, including hypertension, heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, certain types of cancer and obesity.
The last one was like what happened to me- I really always hated the haunted houses because I would often have nightmares after that.
The one at Knoebels Grove is considered on the best in the entire country. Of course that meant extra scary for youngsters...
I told my parents I did not want to go on that ride time and again. That of course with them being the type of people they were meant that of course certainly absolutely I had to be shoved onto that ride.
This was the sort of thing where we would sit in a little cars I would bring us all through this haunted house. I had been through that thing that year before and I knew the level of nightmares I would have in the next week or even two.
So I did the only thing I really could do. I closed my eyes and kept them closed the whole time.
I did forget one thing however. At one point there is a huge spider web thing that's let down that everyone Ducks when they see it coming.
As I did not see it coming...
I must be the only person that's gone through that ride that knows what that thing feels like. The material is purposely soft in case I guess someone else keeps their eyes closed too. It is sort of like a swift yet soft caress almost like a velvet glove.
After that when they realized I kept my eyes closed the whole time they never bothered trying to make me go on one of those Rides Again...
I wish those students just went to a tutor service provided by the college or something. Explain that the teacher didn't allow us to have a student study group and ask if there was any way to receive help. That probably would've saved a LOT of peoples grades instead of rolling over and letting the teacher waste their semester...
My music teacher was pissed when I refused to to learn and dance Thriller in elementary school. The teacher sent me out to the hallway for the rest of the class. About 5 minutes later a girl came out because, after seeing me refuse she decided to refuse too. We became friends after that.
Dude, I’m pretty sure reading off test scores without the student’s explicit consent is considered harassment.
Those students should have involved they're parents and their administrators. I'll be damned if I'd let that one teacher screw up my GPA.
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There are as many ways of learning as there are people. Helping people with there homework can be as simple as reading it to them and as hard as explaining advanced stuff to make them understand the basics. The hardest part is figuring out who needs what though.
OP should have gone to administration about the teacher. I suspect OP's class might have been allowed to retake the final in this case. Also, why didn't they ignore her and just have the study group and/or help each other anyway? How would the teacher possibly know?
The teachet had Snitch
@@chocolatelover030 make another study group behind snitch's back
@@fadisuleiman7197 A snitch is a snitch because he is a snitch, he will find out about it one way or another and snitch again, just to show he is a snitch.
If that teacher was in the uk I would do a bit of petty revenge and also get them done for technically violating gdpr as unless you give them promotion to read your grades out they aren’t allowed to.
Lol, it's ironic that not even the supposed "high iq" snitch did well. He probably told on the group simply because he felt threatened by the fact that other people in the class were learning and getting the material better than he was. Also, all the previous comments in the section are correct, there's a law called FERPA in the US that is very particular about dissemination of any information regarding students (including grades). Not even the parents and/ or any other relations are allowed to know the student's records unless they are marked in the system as having permission.
That last one reminded me of a time my summer camp went on a day trip to a water park. I hate water slides but I wanted to float the lazy river, ride bumper boats, etc. Most people wanted to go on a lot of the water slides and we only had one chaperone so we all had to do one ride at a time. Knowing I was the only one who didn't want to go on the slides, I volunteered to sit out and wait while they did the slides, so as to not ruin their time there. The first one we came to was a small one and everyone was like "oh come on, it'll be fine". I'm the same way with roller coasters, steep downhill snow tubing (which we did on a school winter trip), even ferris wheels, basically anything fast, high, or where I don't have a lot of control. They all know this, I went to school with most of them
I was really shy as a kid, still am actually, so eventually I gave in, trying not to cause conflict so everyone can have a good time. Also, the chaperone wanted to go on the slides too, and she didn't want me waiting by myself
Of course, I freaked out immediately after starting down the slide, screaming and pushing all my limbs against the inside of the tube I was going through desperately trying to slow myself down. The girl behind me, actually someone who loved to bully me but was apparently taking the day off, came up fast behind me. I was going too slow and the tech had let her through, knowing how much time it should take someone to go down and get out of the way in time for the next person and definitely not anticipating my panic attack. She was able to slow down a bit too, enough so that we didn't collide
Unfortunately, I was essentially labeled a safety risk by park staff and banned from the water slides. Meaning that now nobody could go on any more water slides. Nobody was very happy with me that day. Hey, I did warn them
lmao all the "accelerated" classes in High school I saw could easily be passed if you listened in class and nothing else. no notes no studying and occasionally even skipping homework assignments.
Either way it just seems like a case of the wrong teacher for those students.
There should be a test for people who want to be teachers to see if they were actually fit or if they're just on a power trip
My daughter wanted to go through a very scary Japanese haunted house that we didn’t have time for and then later was very scared in a much less scary haunted house.
It was right to move the car - you are a natural teacher ;-)
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everyone is freaking about the teacher but teachers like this are all over Asia (or at least Korea, China and HK) ; as someone who’s studied in all three of those places, I can assure you that the cause of those high suicide rates is largely from how mean some of these teachers can get, on top of already being strict, but at this point it’s nothing special to us anymore, just deal with it.
The Haunted House one is purely evil.
"I really question why some people become teachers" More to the point is why so many talented people DON'T become teachers. Most people who love and are good in STEM are Scientists, Technologists, Engineers, and Mathematicians, not teachers. They get paid much more than teachers. And, since most of the people excellent in STEM are men, and men know that if they teach, they will be accused of sexual assault, they choose a different profession.
Why do i want jeefa cakes from some gremlin
iq doesnt measure what you know, it measures your intelligence and problem solving to apply said knowledge.
What kind of teacher demands that none of their students are allowed to help each other, even outside of their classroom? How in the world could that even be enforced? Also tmk peer review is a huge thing in many science related jobs tmk so isn't teaching that you can't help or even look over others work counter productive?
They are a teacher, their job is to TEACH. If the kids are learning the material by helping each other then that should be a positive thing and an actual teacher should be happy. It's obvious at that point that getting to call his students idiots was a power trip thing.
The snitch is an obvious case of someone who was being helped by the group but didn't like that others in the group were still doing better than them so they tried to get rid of the group thinking they would keep improving while others didn't for whatever reason
The answer: S N I T C H E S
Now I'm not too familiar with cars, but technically if he lifted it up (I mean he's got a jeep vs probably one of those twice as low regular cars he should be able to get some lift) just a slight bit on the backside he wouldn't be damaging anything at all right? Unless the guy had brakes on the front of course, which I don't think many cars have?
Assuming he lifted it too because I heard without the lift it would actually trip the car alarm when you start yanking on it and when you do it should turn off for towtrucks or something. Anyway hoping someone who actually knows their cars can clarify this one for me cus I don't quite see the problem Storytime is seeing with damaging a parked car.
All I heard was “vale”dictorian.
That class story. Malicious compliance? More like Moronic compliance. Failing your exams to make a point??
Their hands were tied. It was either fail due to not getting the material, or be auto-flunked and feed the teacher's ego.
@@conwaysquest6961 Reporting the teacher was an option
@@Wintershot we had a teacher like that in Nebraska, we were told the teacher could make those rules about their class if they wanted. You're making assertions about the story without any cause for your belief about what the class did.
Yep. The kids didn't know how to handle this. They should have gotten parents involved and they should have had administration ivestigate his claims of cheating.
@@psarc9451 Or combined brain cells
I don’t know why but the last one rubbed me the wrong way
The first one wasn't too bad just moving somebody's car back in the early 80s somebody deliberately bang my car several times with their door and I kind of got revenge with a can of paint thinner
Those who can't do, teach.
I can't have too much sympathy for the kids who bombed in that biology class. in both high school and college I was in accelerated science classes including biology and chemistry. If I didn't understand something, I didn't depend on someone else to explain it to me who themselves might not fully understand it either. I went to the library and looked up everything on the subject I was having trouble with, and always found source materials that explained it better so that I fully understood the material. Have these kids never heard of a library?
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The end with Winston was a shame
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Actually teaching is harder than you would think. First off the way the system teaches you to teach only works for a small % of students, because everyone has their own preferred method of learning. Well everyone also has their own preferred way of teaching and might be able to teach really well one way, but is really bad at teaching another way. That is why smart students make good study aids. they might be able to learn your way and then explain it differently to the other student in-order for them to understand (I use to teach other students when I was in school, but only math and science I am bad at English and grammar). also with 30+ students in the classes now-a-days the teacher just does not have time to do much more than the lesson of the day then some basic questions afterwards. I have only worked in school as a tech, but this is my understanding. The system is old and needs to be upgraded. we are no longer using black and white tvs so why has our school systems stayed almost the team for so long? perhaps we need a better teacher/student ratio?
Girlfriend squeezed her way out
Boyfriend proceeds to yell at another driver instead of leaving
Gets offended they yell back slurs
Should have just drove off with the girlfriend and avoided the whole thing
Honest question here, what is psy ni*a and what does it mean?
Don't belong in the class if you don't understand the matieral er isn't that kinda of the point of education, to learn and gain an understanding of a subject or field
I'll call bullshit on this teacher one. I mean, he cannot say what students can or can't do while off the class. If they want to gather for whatever reason, it's none of his business.
What have we learned today?
Pier pressure sucks
Snitches get Stitches
As a tower, nah nothing would have happened if he dragged at "cruising speed" yeah a trans would've been needed
Lol, I was in a regular Biology class in high school (many years ago). We had two Biology teachers at the school. The one I was in was taught by the strict, asshat teacher but actually taught the subject. He also graded on a curve, I skewed that curve so hard I had an A and everyone else had a C or lower. But I couldn't stand the teacher, so I switched classes to the other one. The endless word search puzzles made my brain mush and I think I got a C or a B that term, probably not the best decision I ever made but ehh he was dick.
Since when were study groups cheating? I had some teachers I hated ( like the world history teacher I had who apparently wasn't aware the flower child era was over ) but never had any who insulted students ( subtly nor overtly ) or actively tried to keep their students from trying to learn or help each other ( did have a couple who clearly were dead inside and just going through the motions, but even then they didn't take it out on the people they were paid to teach ) Vids like this make me happy I never ran into such sorry sad excuses for human beings.
Seriously, why does nobody in these kind of stories go to the administration or counselors or something? Or was I the only person on the internet to go to a high school where you could call teachers out on bullshit and it would actually get looked into? ( granted if you did do that and it was found you were full of shit or whining just because you didn't like a grade you clearly deserved you were screwed )
Some teachers forgot to take their general knowledge and common sense class before getting their teaching degree. And I guessed the administration did not listen, because, *the teacher was teaching for an Advanced program so there's no way they can be shitty human beings*
You changed the word jerk to douche bag? That the opposite of censorship lol
Vail-dictorian?
Not how Valedictorian is pronounced, my dude.
i wish they said on the first story that another car pulled in right away that way he lost his spot - oh and this sound the same as a you tube video
Dude, I don't think it was neccessary to replace jerk with douchebag. if anything that seems like a more rude insult.
Dutch bros sounds like the story happened in Oregon USA
On the first story. Yes he may have damaged the car. Cars are not designed to be draged. He would have put undue stress on the gearbox as all yanks put the car in park and never use the hand break. Plus damage to the tyres wheel bearings. Well thats all criminal damage.
So long as the car was pulled and not yanked hard most likely the only real damage would be some scrubbing of the tire tread. Assuming it was an automatic the park pall of the trans is designed to handle the weight of the car pressing against it. If it were a manual and park brake wasn't applied at worst you rotate the engine over which would cause 0 damage. In what way the wheel bearings could be damaged from that I don't see, then again I've only been an auto tech for over 2 decades.
You can't say "jerk"? The replacement word is worse than the word itself
Yep. You did right by moving that moron's vehicle.
I honestly thought op of the last story was an asshole and should’ve just left. Like I would not go through a haunted house but that was super petty for no good reason
Lol. Vayldictorian.
It’s not “vale-dictorian”. It “val-eh-dictorian”.
Wait... "jerk" is censored? Why the heck is "jerk" censored, and why is "douche bag" considered a safe replacement?
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Wow that is one of the most frightening things I have heard in a long time. Our society has got to a point were we are so mollycoddled and wrapped in wool that we have glowing rings so we wont get scared in a haunted house. Just think about that for a few moments. A haunted house? A ride designed with one thing in mind. To try to freak out and jump scare the people walking through it.
I seriously fear for our future generations. We are becoming weaker and weaker at a rapid rate.
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love the occasional mis-read word that totally changes the meaning lol
your voice is much better than rslash. his voice is annoying. and your glorious accent makes hearing the story's much more enjoyable.
So you go back and confront one of them and then tuck tail? If it wasn't worth it, why confront him to begin with?
Eh, jerkoff parking guy literally DID ask the guy to move his car. He literally had permission. I would have moved it into a river though or some such...
Valedictorian. That's another word pronunciation/meaning you need to look up. It's definitely not "vale-dictorian."
Why do you have 3 channels? Not just post it all on one channel?
You censor a lot of the wording, but say "douche bag" instead of "jerk"?
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I think the haunted house person was kind of a douche about it. They could have spoken up more , and they could have done what they originally planned on doing and asked to be escorted out before they got in. But they decided to ruin it for everyone else just because they were scared of getting , well , scared.
Kind of a douche, yeah, but 'no means no' isn't just for sex. It's for everything. Nobody needs to give a reason beyond 'no' unless their refusal will cause problems. When someone says they don't want to do something benign like entering an attraction, it should be unacceptable for them to be forced into it. What if OP had a heart condition, for example?
When someone says 'no', unless it'll cause significant enough problems, it means 'no'. Let people make their own choices on how they wish to conduct their life.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 their refusal couldve caused issues, as they had a chaperone, which means they were too young to be left outside on their own most likely.
I was terrified of haunted houses until i was a teen, but i wouldve never ruined the experience for others because of it.
These narration channels bug the shit out of me because the narrator can't pronounce words properly. Vale-dictorian? Really?
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@@bananamanjoe6949 lol
Profusely and purposely are two different words.. please either read the stories as written or stop reading them. You mess up so many stories.
Oh sweetie. Your stories are entertaining, but your pronunciation...