Next-Level Geometry: Weird Poses Teachers Strike (21 Photos)

Teaching is tough, exhausting work. Students test your nerves all day long, and evenings are spent grading papers. So it’s no wonder that by the time teachers walk over to a student's desk, their legs are ready to give out.





To keep from collapsing, teachers usually lean on desks—or end up striking the most intricate poses. Recently, Twitter user Karla_villegas shared a funny quirk about her geometry teacher: the bizarre contortions he assumes while leaning on desks. The photo went viral, prompting students around the world to start sharing pictures of their own teachers.



“My geometry teacher”





Now do you understand what a hypotenuse is? Just kidding—he’s actually an English teacher.



“My sociology teacher—I hope she was comfortable”



“My physics teacher.” Well, defying gravity is practically in the job description.



“I took this picture 3 years ago and I was crying laughing”



Don't know what an isosceles triangle looks like? Here's a hint!



“My chemistry teacher”



“I don't know anyone at my school who could pull off this pose”



“I've been waiting for a reason to share this photo”



“Apparently all geometry teachers are like this”



“My history teacher.” That's pretty much how they crammed inside the Trojan Horse.



“My chemistry teacher.” Looks like he's had enough.



“My trig teacher.” What in the sine is going on here?



“History teacher.” Squatting like a total pro.



“Chemistry lab assistant”



“This is my first aid instructor”



“Advanced math professor.” Channeling his inner python.



A teacher sitting on an imaginary chair



“My chemistry teacher”



“My OB-GYN professor”