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Message: <blockquote data-quote="db-2" data-source="post: 298530" data-attributes="member: 4743">At age 73 i thought a cummin was a cummings and a monk was a monk.Live with this all my life.  6 or 7th grade teacher decided to let the classroom know of my lack of apparent intelligents (small school with three teachers in whole school).  So one day i had this huge paper spit ball in my mouth.  As she was at the chalk board, back to me, i let it fly.  Missed her head by about 12" and splat, it stuck and splt ran down the chalkboard.  Call me stupid would you.Then a bigger school with classes bigger than our whole school.  My grades did not improve and it was the way it was.  My attention was experiencing with liquor, cars (first car at age 12, a 52 Buick Super that i paid $50 and sold for $25) and maybe some finer things in life (girls just where taught to say no in those days).  It was not book learning as i could see no memories in that.Then in college one teacher in front of the class said i was not college material.I was in your class because in mid 1960 every parent sent their male child to school for one main reason and that was the draft and SE Asia.I went with a goal of maybe being able to touch a boobie and the lady would let me and enjoy it as much as i did.  The town as big as Fargo with all those working ladies, had to be.Well the touch was going slow and before i achieve what i wanted i found myself with a diploma and an invitation from uncle sam to work for him.My parents goal was not achieve nor was my goal but i did make it through all of that.  So teacher i sure as hell was not in your class for book learning.  As i look back i feel sorry for all the ladies that did not experience what i wanted from them and a few more cars i wish i would of had and maybe there was a lady or two.  But i found one back in those days and she is still around.  The book learning I think I never missed that. db</blockquote>

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