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Andrew Kaul The Savor And Fallow
Comrades! Mr Kelsch is a great teacher but he teaches for one sole reason, to yell and punish them. I know you guys like him but you have to be carful. if you aren’t he could MI you or even worse JUG you. You don’t want that treatment do you. If you let me teach you english and religion it will be a place where you wont get yelled at or criticized in. That is why I Andrew Kaul should run your class. I will teach you songs like Kaul the Savor and Fallow Andrew. Those songs will pump you up to be ready for the day. I will also teach you the things I deem to be important for example: I am a descendant of God. Where as Mr. Kelsch would teach you rubbish like: the wrong set of the ten commandments and stuff on Jesus. What he teaches you is wrong
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