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This is the dreaded second year Spanish class. The teacher was infamous for doling out large amounts of grammatical torture. Rebellious rumblings were underfoot. On this particular day, she wrought up
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| Josh! Name, in order of historical importance, the 347 tenses of the verb "escuchar!" | |
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Fortunately, the class was prepared for such a calamity. I stalled while my colleagues prepared the escape plan.
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| Uh, lesse... eschuchar, escuchen, escuchamos, eschucho, eschapades... | |
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I held out as long as I could, for the teacher was becoming suspicious of the sudden overwhelming need for the bathroom pass. It was then that I knew that we needed the wooden badger.
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| Eschilada, Enchirido, Ensign, Eschuchosity, Euchre... | |
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