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Waitress goes viral after teacher leaves savage note in yearbook

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A WAITRESS has gone viral after sharing a hilariously savage yearbook message from her old school teacher. Ashleigh Nixon, from Leicester in the East Midlands, stumbled across the brutal note left by her former English teacher while looking through old school items. The 24-year-old flicked through the pages of the keepsake to find one certain message stood out amongst well wishes from teachers and classmates. She decided to share a handwritten note left by former teacher Mr Seedat who decided to leave her a scathing message before sending her on her way. Mr Seedat, who worked at Beaumont Leys in Leicester at the time, wrote: “Ashleigh, sometimes I go home and can’t sleep because your annoying voice that just doesn’t stop keeps ringing in my ears. “Like the worst torture known to man, that is all. “Good luck, Mr Seedat.” Ashleigh posted an image of the hilarious note onto Twitter on Tuesday [6th APR], saying: “Still can’t believe this is what my English teacher wrote in my book when I left school.” Since sharing her image of the note went viral and has since raked in over 61,000 likes and hundreds of comments. Many Twitter users did not believe a teacher would leave such a brutal message so Ashleigh was forced to track Mr Seedat to prove her point. Screenshots show a message exchange between Ashleigh and Mr Seedat - showing the teacher owning up. She said: “Mr Seedat, please prove you wrote this to me.” The teacher quickly replied: “Oh my god, it was indeed!” Since proving that he did indeed write the message, social media users have found the message hilarious. @minaret13 posted: “Very funny! "One of my reports for Physics said 'she has not understood any of this subject'. I didn’t become a scientist!” @pomishere said: “Male English teachers just say whatever the hell they want.” And @EmilySy58648291 commented: “My Spanish teacher once told my mum at parents evening that she should keep having children til

WAITRESS goes viral after sharing a hilariously savage yearbook message from her old school teacher.

Ashleigh Nixon, from Leicester in Leicestershire, found the hilarious message left by her former English teacher while looking through her old school stuff.

24-year-old Ashleigh discovered her leavers book which is supposed to include well wishes from teachers, however her former teacher Mr Seedat had other ideas.

The English teacher, who worked at Beaumont Leys in Leicester wrote: “Ashleigh, sometimes I go home and can’t sleep because your annoying voice that just doesn’t stop keeps ringing in my ears.

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The note says that her annoying voice keeps him awake at night.

“Like the worst torture known to man, that is all.

“Good luck, Mr Seedat.”

According to Ashleigh, the note was actually sarcasm on the teacher’s behalf as she “barely even spoke” in his classroom.

Ashleigh posted an image of the hilarious note onto Twitter on Tuesday, saying: “Still can’t believe this is what my English teacher wrote in my book when I left school.”

Since sharing, her image of the note went viral and has since raked in over 61,000 likes and hundreds of comments.

Twitter users did not believe a teacher would actually leave a note like that however and called her out for it.

Mr Seedat confirmed the message was real.

Ashleigh then decided to track down Mr Seedat to prove her point, messaging her former teacher on Twitter.

She said: “Mr Seedat, please prove you wrote this to me.”

The teacher quickly replied: “Oh my god, it was indeed!”

Speaking today, Ashleigh said: “Well I was looking through my old school stuff and found my leavers book

“I was like omg this is so funny I have to post this, then I woke up next day to people saying I was making it up.

“So I was like nah I am getting proof.

Social media users found the message hilarious.

“I completely forgot I’d followed him before so when I put his name in it came up straight away.

“He was not serious, he was being sarcastic because I was the quietest one in the class.”

Since proving that he did indeed write the message, social media users have found the message hilarious.

@minaret13 posted: “Very funny!” One of my reports for Physics said “she has not understood any of this subject” I didn’t become a scientist!”

@pomishere said: “Male english teachers just say whatever the hell they want.”

@EmilySy58648291 commented: “My spanish teacher once told my Mum at parents evening that she should keep having children till she got a nice one.”

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