But taking off shoes and socks when you come in is nearly as good as taking off your bra.

It's a staple food. Most kids grow up eating PB&J sandwiches.

We have them. They are usually part of the cheerleader squad or dance squad. It is a sports thing. We take sports very seriously.

How else do you hide bodies?

It's aisles, though an isle just for cereal would be amazing :-)

An affective way to make the 'popular' kids feel even more popular.

you should see what we do to marshmellows....they had it coming

How else would you call them? Students wouldn't use the teachers first name.

Yes. And at 46 years old, I see my past teachers in public and still call them Mr/Mrs/Coach because that is a sign of respect.

Same in France and Germany

Maybe most of country use mr/mrs/ms 'last name' to call their teacher. But in Indonesia, we call our teacher mr/mrs/ms 'first name' since calling people's last name is uncommon here (even some people don't have last name)

We would Never EVER call a teacher by their given name even in grade 12

In Denmark we always call teachers by first name - even in university

In Poland students never called their teacher by first or last name - it would be judged as rude, unacceptable and inappropriate behaviour. In primary school it is Mrs or Mr, in high school Mrs/Mr Professor, at University: Mrs/Mr plus academic degree, student should be very attentive and vigilant so as not to get confused ;)

I'm European so I Gabe always referred to my teachers by first name so it was weird for me to have to reach my kid to do Mr and Mrs but that's just what they do over here. I'd think if it's a respect thing they should also refer to the kids by their last names too - which they don't

Most countries do

I was freaked out when I started teaching in England. The first class came in and all I heard was "Miss", "Miss", "Miss". And they called all the male teachers "Sir". I doubt many of them even knew their teachers' names!

Yes, out of respect.

my old school we could do first names in norwell

What else would you do?

Sometimes we call them mr/ms/mrs first name

We do that here too.

Yes we do. It's a sign of respect.

West end of my city, they call their teach all kinds of name,

In elementary through high school, yes. In college they prefer to be called by their first name.

Whaddya you call YOUR teacher??

Yo Jerry!! We got homework today?!?!

Yes... Do you all do Mr./Ms./Mrs. first name?

In the UK at school we would call them Mr/Miss/Mrs but at college we used first names and it was weird to use their surname

In my daughter's school, kids call teachers Mr/Miss [first name]. This seems very odd to me, when I was in school just 20ish years ago, we usually didn't even know teachers' first names - we always called them Mr/Miss [last name].

This isn't an American thing...

We do that in the UK too.

My kids' school was a small, close community. In talking about the teachers at home, and with them in social settings, all (including kids) used frost names. And then in school they'd smoothly shift back to Ms. Last name. (It was a bilingual school, so they were used to code shifting).

Yeah, cultural formality here in the states. Including pretty much all elders from the first interaction to show respect.

this is not so uncommon

In the UK this is also standard.