EPTI'm not touching this one with a 10 foot pole lol
This guy is pissing me off. - Page 3
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HackBenjamin
Canada1094 Posts
I'm not touching this one with a 10 foot pole lol | ||
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Djzapz
Canada10681 Posts
On November 04 2011 06:30 HackBenjamin wrote: I'm not touching this one with a 10 foot pole lol Something seems off in that statement... | ||
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Weasel-
Canada1552 Posts
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BrTarolg
United Kingdom3574 Posts
Every time he opened his mouth the entire class would groan as he would basically ask the most wierd questions, or he wouldn't ask questions he would just make random statements trying to look clever These kind of people are basically ultra-insecure and are compulsive liars/ultra passive agressive He dropped out eventually but all the lecturers knew he was a total pain in the ass. The quality of our lectures improved significantly after he left lol | ||
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jubil
United States2602 Posts
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OmniEulogy
Canada6591 Posts
On November 04 2011 05:59 HackBenjamin wrote: I would say overall he is lagging behind where he should be in class because he spends too much time playing games, his marks are C to B range, and once he told me that Final Fantasy 7 was garbage and 9 was better :O CAN YOU BELIEVE blow to the nether regions sounds totally acceptable at this moment. | ||
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DarkPlasmaBall
United States43608 Posts
As in a strike with a hand, rather than what you do with your lips* | ||
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EdSlyB
Portugal1621 Posts
On November 04 2011 03:48 Torte de Lini wrote: Beat him at his own game. Minus the playing games at workstation, not doing homework. Interrupt him when he interrupts the teacher. Assist others before he assists them. A lot of smart-assess did it at my university/CEGEP. Now I'm in their class and I either respond with: "That's a really interesting tidbit, but I came here to be lectured by the teacher, unless you want to explain what bla bla bla bla is." Got him on the first day, now sits down and shuts up. Got another one in my political class who kept talking about how he was from the United States and his electoral system. I sat next to him and everytime he stood up, I stoop up with him and debated about whatever he would interject with: 2 classes and now he's gone. Just beat them at their own game. Torte knows what he is talking. Professor: This thing is the best way to do X and -- Him: Actually the best way is-- You: Actually why don't you shut up and let the professor do the talking?? It will work. | ||
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Artifice
United States523 Posts
On November 04 2011 04:38 HackBenjamin wrote: Wow TDL posted in my blog :D Thanks for the advice guys. I'll definitely give it a shot. (Not the girlfriend stealing part - I'm pretty happy with the one I have ;D ) I'd be more surprised if TDL didn't post in my blog, to be honest. | ||
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GenesisX
Canada4267 Posts
On November 04 2011 03:48 Torte de Lini wrote: Beat him at his own game. Minus the playing games at workstation, not doing homework. Interrupt him when he interrupts the teacher. Assist others before he assists them. A lot of smart-assess did it at my university/CEGEP. Now I'm in their class and I either respond with: "That's a really interesting tidbit, but I came here to be lectured by the teacher, unless you want to explain what bla bla bla bla is." Got him on the first day, now sits down and shuts up. Got another one in my political class who kept talking about how he was from the United States and his electoral system. I sat next to him and everytime he stood up, I stoop up with him and debated about whatever he would interject with: 2 classes and now he's gone. Just beat them at their own game. why so baller? @OP: Ignore him or try Torte's suggestion. Dealing with annoying people is the hardest thing in life, so I hope you find a solution! | ||
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shell
Portugal2722 Posts
 just let him be.. he is a sorry ass with probably no friends because he is a dick and KARMA will get him.. don't mess up yours because of that dick.. | ||
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SigmaoctanusIV
United States3313 Posts
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phiinix
United States1169 Posts
On November 04 2011 03:30 frogmelter wrote: "If someone asks the instructor a question, he's always piping up before the instructor can open his mouth." Being enthusiastic and participating in class is a bad thing now? It's generally thought of to be rude when you interject before the teacher can speak. It is, after all, the teacher's job to answer questions. Questions tend to be asked by students because they want the professors explanation (and i do mean professor's explanation, not just the answer to the question). Speaking without being called on is also quite rude. | ||
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Herculix
United States946 Posts
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tomatriedes
New Zealand5356 Posts
I remember having a guy like that in my class at high school. Constantly interrupting to try and look smart and say stupid stuff. I remember being so angry and hating the guy so much because I actually wanted to hear the teacher but there was nothing I could do. My friends in the class also couldn't stand the guy. It's kind of like being a citizen in society and seeing the police not dealing with crime and wanting to become a vigilante to solve it. Eventually my teacher stepped up and started dealing with the guy a bit better and the situation improved somewhat. Later on I ended up becoming (kind of) friends with the guy. I found outside of the classroom setting he wasn't so bad to be around although he would still be a douche a lot. The tension would be eased by me and other friends constantly making fun of him. With these kind of people they don't even care if you mock them because they love any kind of attention. So yeah, anyway, I think it's up to the teacher to do something about it in the end. | ||
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Yamulo
United States2096 Posts
On November 04 2011 03:30 frogmelter wrote: It seems like you're attributing a lot of negative things to not so negative behaviors. "He's this 25 year old guy with a baby face, walks with a weird hunch, has a cheeser moustache (and not because of Movember)" Can he help his "baby face"? Are you going judge people on the way that they walk [what if he has a physical problem and has to walk with a hunch] or facial hair? "and he speaks, likely without realizing, with an extremely condescending tone" You answered this yourself. He doesn't realize it. He's not doing it on purpose. "If someone asks the instructor a question, he's always piping up before the instructor can open his mouth." Being enthusiastic and participating in class is a bad thing now? "If a student from another class in the campus comes to us for tech support (My class is the computer class), he hops right up with his chipper fucking attitude and his know-it-all inflections." Helping other people is bad? "He tries to correct the instructor whilst the instructor is giving lectures." Good teachers are generally happy if they are corrected. No one wants to teach incorrect material. "He's been here less than half the time that I have been here, and he's got this superiority complex likes HE is the instructor and he owns the school." Why is that relevant? I can sorta see how you might see something like this as annoying, but... Iono it seems like you're being a bit harsh. The only thing I would be annoyed about is being condescending, but certainly not to the point where I would be physically aggressive. There is a difference between being enthusiastic and being a dick. He sounds condecending most likely because he likes to flaunt his knowledge, and who cares if he doesn't know..... He sounds like he needs to reflect on the way he interacts with others. The being helpful stuff is whatever though, but I hate it when people talk down and shit, or talk in a tone that makes them feel smarter or makes someone else feel stupid. | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
United States7226 Posts
On November 04 2011 03:48 Torte de Lini wrote: Beat him at his own game. Minus the playing games at workstation, not doing homework. Interrupt him when he interrupts the teacher. Assist others before he assists them. A lot of smart-assess did it at my university/CEGEP. Now I'm in their class and I either respond with: "That's a really interesting tidbit, but I came here to be lectured by the teacher, unless you want to explain what bla bla bla bla is." Got him on the first day, now sits down and shuts up. Got another one in my political class who kept talking about how he was from the United States and his electoral system. I sat next to him and everytime he stood up, I stoop up with him and debated about whatever he would interject with: 2 classes and now he's gone. Just beat them at their own game. Whenever I've experienced a kid like that in one of my classes interrupting the professor or something that obviously irritates half the class for some stupid or moot point, I kinda just quietly laugh from the back of the room at how awkward the situation is for them and wonder if they are completely oblivious to how they sound. I don't know why but I found it hilarious just imagining someone standing up to "that person" you occasionally get in one of your classes every now and then. I wish you were in one of my classes before lol | ||
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GnarKill
Canada68 Posts
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nayumi
Australia6499 Posts
I mean you can debate the crap out of that prick and put him to shame but nothing beats the feeling of leaving your own mark in a man's family jewel imo ... | ||
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Chanyman
Australia142 Posts
On November 04 2011 03:28 Mattchew wrote: Shaft punching is completely acceptable as long as you dont come anywhere near the balls in my opinion go for it Where is the 'Like' button on TeamLiquid. Oh my god I loll'ed at this probably because of the use of the word 'shaft'. | ||
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