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*"Well, uh, that is a measurement of my infuriation"
 
*"Well, uh, that is a measurement of my infuriation"
  
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(To a class of year 8 who have produced crap homework)
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"ALL OF YOU HAVE FAILED YOUR GCSE!"
  
 
* "David, have you done this bit yet? Can you tell us all how to do it?" (In IT, to -attempt-, badly, to cover up the fact he had no idea what he was doing)
 
* "David, have you done this bit yet? Can you tell us all how to do it?" (In IT, to -attempt-, badly, to cover up the fact he had no idea what he was doing)

Revision as of 18:19, 12 October 2006

Mr Fitton teaches Technology, more specifically Resistant Materials.

Lesson Plan

Often starting his lessons by yelling about the poor quality of quantity of coursework before using another lesson telling us what should be in each section. At the end of the lesson a new deadline would be issued on which all the coursework would be handed in exactly how he asked for it. He'd mark the work and hand it back yelling about how it wasn't what he asked for before taking another lesson to explain (again) how he wanted it done. My GCSE coursework was completed four times over by the end of year 11!

The above series of events became fondly known as "Baby Gerald throwing a tantrum".

During a normal graphics lesson, Mr Fitton got up and announcsd he has to see a man next door. When he returned, some time later, his trouser's zip was down. He announced that he was as quick as possible, and the class then proceed to shout out many innuendos.

He also went a bit psycho when a student tried to cut a metal rod in the guillotine.

His Pet Peeve

Mr. Fitton has a rather unusual, illogical pet peeve. He absolutely hates it when you sit on a desk. He lectured his form group for at least 15 minutes about how you should never ever sit on a desk. He told us that it was all about health and safety. When asked why sitting on a desk (not a workbench or food tech desk) was unsafe, the best he could come up with was "it might have a nail in it". Of course. Why would a desk in a graphics room have a nail jutting out on its surface? "A mischief maker might have drilled it there". Do any of you go around, when you are in plain view of the teachers, drilling nails in desks? And surely you look where you are about to sit before you do so? Maybe he had a bad "nail in bottom" experience when he was younger.

His Soul

Danielle Manion provided Mr. Fitton with a strip of paper which read; I bequeath my immortal soul to you. And thus is the proud owner of his soul. *Ahem* That was actually me (Jess) - it reads "I hearby bequeath my soul unto Jess Wylde and Danielle Mannion" It was a print request slip - they never check 'em - write whatever the hell you want and they'll sign it!

Beautiful Memories

  • "I marked the homework and have seperated in into two piles.(pointing at the small pile), this is the mediocre pile. (pointing at the large pile), This is the crap pile. As you can see the crap pile is much larger"


  • "Paramount"


  • "I am Livid"


  • "The WOW factor"


  • "This is a Squircle!"


  • "Its got a nipple"


(While he was having a stress at 10B)

  • "Camilla whya are you sitting there with a smirk on your face!!?"
  • "Becaue you just dribbled on the table,sir, it was funny"
  • "Well, uh, that is a measurement of my infuriation"

(To a class of year 8 who have produced crap homework) "ALL OF YOU HAVE FAILED YOUR GCSE!"

  • "David, have you done this bit yet? Can you tell us all how to do it?" (In IT, to -attempt-, badly, to cover up the fact he had no idea what he was doing)

And who could forget?

"I HATE THESE CRAPPY WHITEBOARDS!!!" *punches said whiteboard with fist*


  • To the tune of Monty Pythons *always look on the bright side* -- "Always cut on the waste side of the line" *class starts whistling* "If you do your work will turn out just fine" *continues whistling*