Seriously, you’re going to write something on the Porta Potty and that’s the best you can come up with?
3 comments
The Caretaker says:
Being a Porta Potty the editorial standards are usually rather low. Back in grammar school we had a English teacher who would make corrections on the bathroom stall graffiti in the boys’ rooms. Perhaps the next time the honey dipper comes around at least the spelling will be corrected.
Rod says:
Ha ha. I’m a teacher. When I had students who tried to pass notes in class, I used to confiscate the notes. Instead of reading them out loud, I’d take out a red pen and correct all their grammar and spelling. Then, I handed the letter back to the person who wrote it. That is, unless it was a letter that needed to visit the school counselor or principal. After I did that a couple of times, the problem was solved…no more note passing.
bikesgonewild says:
…i apologize for that…turns out there’s no “spell check” in a porta-potty…who knew…
Being a Porta Potty the editorial standards are usually rather low. Back in grammar school we had a English teacher who would make corrections on the bathroom stall graffiti in the boys’ rooms. Perhaps the next time the honey dipper comes around at least the spelling will be corrected.
Ha ha. I’m a teacher. When I had students who tried to pass notes in class, I used to confiscate the notes. Instead of reading them out loud, I’d take out a red pen and correct all their grammar and spelling. Then, I handed the letter back to the person who wrote it. That is, unless it was a letter that needed to visit the school counselor or principal. After I did that a couple of times, the problem was solved…no more note passing.
…i apologize for that…turns out there’s no “spell check” in a porta-potty…who knew…