The Usual
Today a student I don't really like called Mr. Schick out for not wearing a Hawaiian or tropical themed shirt. Mr. Schick was wearing a Hawaiian shirt but it didn't have palm trees or whatever on it, instead it had Cubs themed stuff on it. It was a Hawaiian shirt it just didn't have monkeys or colorful flowers on it. The student who called him out also had on a Hawaiian shirt but it didn't have flowers on it either. It just had sayings and writings in small words written all across the shirt. If I remember correctly, Mr. Schick called them "skid-marks." Then we discussed the topic of the day which I don't remember now that I think of it. We took some notes and then the bell rang and we bounced. 

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