[TheForge] OT - The science of driving.
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Tue Jan 20 22:15:01 2004
Cistercian College Prepatory School in Dallas. Formed by Cistercian
Monks from Hungary that escaped by any number of fascinating means from
Hungary in the sixties. Corporal punishment was an art form for them,
each one had his own signature punishment, that ranged from tugging your
sideburns to rapping your fingertips with a ruler. The great thing
about it was you could smart off in class, get the snot kicked out of
you and when your parents picked you up after school and asked how you
were doing, Fr Aurel would just say "His spanish is not so good, but his
reflexes are improving". A few years later I was being taught by nuns
and it was daily parent teacher conferences. I preferred the more
direct approach of the monks. Even later I was taught by Jesuit monks
at Jesuit High School. Got a great education and thanks to the fact
that dad would arrive after school every day with his twenty year old
truck with its signature garbage sack for a passenger window and line
up with all of the mercedes, I never felt compelled by peer pressure
to fit in. It was just never going to happen.
Charles
Andy Vida wrote:
>[email protected] wrote:
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>>You learn even quicker with a sadistic Hungarian Monk standing behind
>>you ready to pounce with his xylophone mallet.
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> OK, I give up... where did you go to school and why with,
> of all things, Hungarian monks?
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