My history teacher was always a bit absent - minded. One time, he walked into the wrong classroom and started teaching his lesson for about five minutes before realizing it wasn't his class. The students in that class were really confused at first, but then they just found it hilarious.
My music teacher was very passionate about conducting. One day during a rehearsal, his baton flew out of his hand and hit a student's instrument. The student was startled but okay. The teacher was so embarrassed that he turned bright red. But then he made a joke about his 'wild conducting' and we all had a good laugh.
There was this one time in my art class. The teacher was trying to show us how to draw a still life. He was so focused on getting the proportions right of the objects that he accidentally knocked over half of the items on the table. Then he tried to quickly put them back while still giving instructions, which made it look like a comedy act.
My RV had a broken horn that made a really strange, high - pitched squeal. One day, we were in a traffic jam on a narrow road. Another driver was trying to cut in front of us rudely. So, I honked the horn as a warning. The look on his face when he heard that crazy noise was priceless. He quickly backed off, and we all had a great laugh about it.
My scariest teacher story is when my math teacher used to call on students randomly to answer very difficult questions. If you couldn't answer, she would give you this long, disappointed look and then make you stand in the corner for the rest of the class. It was so embarrassing.
There was this time when I was in a supermarket. A little boy was following his mother and suddenly started singing a really loud and made - up song about vegetables. He was dancing around the aisles, and everyone was looking at him with big smiles on their faces.
When I was 8, my birthday party was at a local park. There was a magician who came to perform. He made rabbits appear out of his hat and did amazing card tricks. All the kids were so amazed. We also had a piñata filled with candies. It was a really fun day and the magician made it extra special.
I was at a haunted house attraction. I had to pee really bad. When I finally found the 'bathroom' which was part of the horror set - it had a broken mirror and a dripping faucet. As I peed, I swear I saw a shadow move in the mirror. I was so freaked out I stopped mid - pee and ran out. Turns out it was just a trick of the light, but it was a scary moment.
I once had a teacher who would yell at students for the slightest mistake. It was terrifying and made the classroom a very stressful place.
Sure. Once, my math teacher was so into the lesson that he didn't notice his fly was open all day. When a student finally told him at the end of the day, he just laughed and said, 'Well, I guess I was really airing out my knowledge!'
I remember playing with some friends. The black card was 'What gives you uncontrollable gas?'. A friend played 'Listening to Nickelback'. It was so unexpected. We all know Nickelback is a controversial band, but to connect it to having gas was just pure comical genius. It led to a long discussion about the band and our personal feelings towards them, all while still laughing about the answer in the game.
Sure. There was a kindergarten teacher who was teaching the kids about animals. She asked a little boy what a cow says. The boy said'moo'. Then she asked what a duck says, and the boy said 'quack'. But when she asked what a cat says, the boy said 'roar' like a lion. The teacher was so surprised and started to laugh, and then patiently corrected him.
At a wedding, the best man got so drunk that he started giving his speech in a made - up language that he claimed was 'alien talk'. It was inappropriate for a formal wedding speech but had everyone in stitches as they watched him babble on in this strange 'language'.