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Grammar Class

Literally, the worst place one person can go. If someone is sent there, they face intense humiliation. It dates back to elementary school, where a person would be sent to grammar class when they could not keep up with the rest of the students with things like spelling, vocab, and of course, grammar. It is frequently used in multiplayer fighting video games when a person kills their enemy’s character by sending them out of the ring/area.
Your character tried to take out mine, but I punched him hard and sent him straight to Grammar Class. I don't think you can now look me in the eyes for at least a week.
Grammar Class by Endlessprodigal March 22, 2008
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Grammar Class

Literally, the worst place one person can go. If someone is sent there, they face intense shame and humiliation. Used frequently in multiplayer fighting video games (ex. Smash Bros.) when a person kills their enemy’s character by sending them out of the ring/area.
Your Yoshi tried to take out my Dr. Mario, but I punched him hard and sent him straight to Grammar Class. I don't think you can now look me in the eyes for at least a week.
Grammar Class by Endlessprodigal March 21, 2008
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