Call Me Pisher

I take into account extenuating circumstances and effort when I make up grades and then pray they coincide with regents performance.  I am usually right.   I know a certain individual who does not agree with me.  That person can call me Pisher because I am going to keep on doing what I think is best and right for my students.

(You might have to be Jewish to actually understand this post.)

pisher (pēs̸h′ər)

noun

1. a young, inexperienced, presumptuous person
2. a person or thing of no importance; a nobody or nothing

Origin: Yiddish

pisher
	Yiddish word to describe someone who is arrogant, spoiled, and conceited, and thinks he is a big deal. Literally means an adult who is still in wet diapers.