Yay!

I especially dislike the teachers who won't let you in if you're even 5 seconds late, but won't let you leave until after THEY are finished speaking, even if it cuts into your break, because according to them "your next teacher will understand if you're late".

It's not just the language. For example in Quebec (a province of Canada), laws concerning the Hijab and the Burka are very controversial. Many say that the Burka should be illegal because you can't identify the person wearing it. Many are also angry because those who wear the Burka are not required to reveal their face when doing their civic duty such as voting. There are also some religious people who demand paid breaks (or to arrive/leave work late/early) in order to go pray multiple times a day or have paid vacation time to celebrate multiple religious holidays. Some religious communities were even saying (and demanding) that Christmas trees shouldn't be put up in public places because it's not part of their religion.

Your from around Montreal right?

I first read it as "half left" because his other half is gone...

Oh God...

There is this great TV series called Lie to Me* that revolves around this. I highly recommend it.

It ain't smooth anymore once you realize he spelled "bein" wrong.

I love the characters the actors play, not the actors themselves. Sure I admire actors who have incredible talent and have played numerous roles amazingly, but I don't care about their personal lives, it's not relevant to their performance.

If your someone who doesn't mind "ruffing it" and reading, this would be the perfect job.

They are also an endangered species...

In a way, it's king of an understandable deterrent. Hangings were generally public affairs so the experience would be humiliating.

Suits!

It's nice knowing that this is a universal thing that bus drivers do, there a sort of kinship to it.