Mr. T: Alright, so here's the two lines. 'Ey go on an' on forever in both directions. *points to two angles* Here's angle 1 and angle 3, and angle 2 and angle 4. Angles 1 and 3 are congruent, and angles 2 and 4 are also congruent. If angles 1 and 3 are complementary, what does that mean about angles 2 and 4?
Class: ...
Me: *raises hand*
Mr. T: I know I just said a lot.
Me: *raising hand*
Mr. T: *looks at me* I wanna hear from someone different.
Me: *drops hand* Phooey...
Mr. T: Jus?
Jus: Uh...
Mr. T: ...D'ya know it?
Jus: *trying to figure it out*
Class: *looking at him*
Jus: *takes a sip of water*
Mr. T: Jus!
Sirens: *whir outside*
Jus: Oh shit! They found me again!
Me, 3 other kids: *starts laughing*