The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for June 03, 2010

Mr. Parkhill is unwell tonight.

And none of them know what it says…..

‘Morning Grapfhics!

It’s going to be a long wait for the teacher to show up.

They’ll figure it out by the end of class.

Now that is TRULY funny!

I agree, WoodEye, very funny

@marg: really?

¿No hablo, qué dice?

This is the funniest comic in a long while. C’est tres magnifique!

Despite the writing on the wall, the students never saw it coming.

Not a very good teacher; they haven’t learned anything yet and teacher overestimates their skillsets.

Classic

Illiterate? Write for information…

What we have here is failure to communicate.

speech less

This is a great one!

LOL!! Love it!

@Dr.Toon, good one about the Universal Translator.

Live Long and Perspire!

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Thanks

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Is it ok to flag John’s post for ads? XD

Thanks for the anouncement. I do wonder if Scott Hilburn will ever post here?

love it!

This classroom is in the L. A. Unified School District that just voted to boycott Arizona! Oh I’m sorry! Did I just intellectually profile those Morons!

Having taken some foreign language as well as helped teach English as a second language, I so do love this particular comic!

In college I had an Asian (with strong accent) teaching my Spanish class!

LOVE LOVE LOVE the guy in the front whistling!

Hello! My name is Mister Ziskey…

♪ I met her on a Monday and my heart stood still… ♪

♪♫ DA DOO RON RON RON, DA DOO RON RON ♪♫

Clearly not the advanced class.

Truth is stranger than fiction. I once worked for a manufacturing plant that one day posted some new safety procedures all around the building without making any announcements. I and some of my coworkers politely reminded the management that we had quite a few immigrants working for us who could not read English very well. The next day, they posted new copies with an additional instruction: “If you have trouble reading these directions, have your supervisor explain them to you.”

Good thing. Canceled is mispelled (OK, for U.S. English.)

Just as bad for some of the English as a First Language classes, also.

Don’t blame the teacher who called in sick. Blame the ADMINISTRATOR who put the message on the board.