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* "You better be pulling a calculator out of there young lady!!" | * "You better be pulling a calculator out of there young lady!!" | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 8 December 2006
License to kill
The double agent of the Maths department, Mr Reeves carries a calculator in his inside breast pocket, just in case.
Quotes
- "Chaps and chapesses, or do you prefer chapettes?"
- "I alway thought that I was spiderman!"
- "You better be pulling a calculator out of there young lady!!"
- "Why haven't you got your text book? Just GO." (As student heads for door) "Here's a text book, go sit down."
- "Beware of the quadrants"
- "I'm an alien sent here to look for the Symbol of Kang."
- "Well you see I'm a Time Lord" (escaping from using the term "Let's go back in time a week" after informing the set that time travel was impossible)
- (Someone's phone rings with 'The Final Countdown') "Who's phone is that? You sad, sad boy."
Trivia
He likes to call maths theories by silly names e.g.
- Billy Binomial
- Polly Pythagoras
