SALEM, Ore. (AP) - A former Woodburn coach has gotten a state reprimand for biting the thigh of one of half a dozen wrestlers who tried to give him a wedgie. At a December 2005 practice, the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission said, team members tried to give Peter Porath a wedgie - jerking his undershorts upward. "At least six wrestlers, weighing between 180 and 215 pounds each, came up to Mr. Porath from behind in an attempt to give him a 'wedgie'. In the process of getting the boys off of him, Mr. Porath bit the inside of a wrestler's leg leaving distinct teeth marks," the commission said.
Times have changed students were giving the teacher a wedgie and he gets in trouble.
Posted by: coldsteel
What the hell is chided?
Posted by: Cinderella
Chided
Something that has been abused or used up.
Related to the true definition of Chide yet in a physical way. That dude's face was so chided after the car accident.
iv never heard that expression before!
Posted by: justanotherparatrooper
I wonder how the story wouldve been charactized if the coach had been a female?Would it still have been played off as a prank?
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