What was your least favorite subject in school?

At the time it was Irish, I hated it. Wish I had it now though.

P.E. Not being good at sports gave the rest of the class yet another reason to mentally and verbally abuse me, not that they needed much reason.

Once we had this project where we had to make this ceramic elephant and we had eight weeks to do it. It was a lamp and when you pull the trunk the light was supposed to come on but I couldn't get the light to come on. I got a F. Never got a F in my life. I only signed up for the course cause I thought it would be an easy way to maintain my grade point average.

Maths.

Does number dyslexica exist? Is it even a thing? Because if it is I'm sure I have it. I was quite good at basic maths, like finding out the value of depreciation and medians and when maths was just about finding a number.
Not all this bolloxology of finding x and the iotas and imaginary numbers and stupid ****ing formulas.
I did ordinary level for leaving cert and hated it. 6 classes a week, and I would show up for maybe 1 or 2. I would go to the study hall, go down the canal line, hide in the bathroom, go to career guidance, go to sick bay, or just not even bother going to school at all.
5th year summer exam I got 12%. Last exam before holidays, attempted the first question, couldn't concentrate, said **** it. Drew a really impressive Winnie the Pooh, wrote my name and handed it up.
Obviously I failed in my mocks and my teacher took me aside to tell me a) if I put as much work into maths as I did my eye makeup that I'd fly it.
she knew I was able for it because on both papers, question 1 was always the only one I could attempt and I always got full or nearly full marks in it, so she thought I was capable but lazy. And c) she enquired as to whether I assumed divine intervention would play a part of my passing maths in the leaving cert. did I think it was going to suddenly come to me the morning of my exam?

Based on that conversation and my mocks results she recommended I do foundation. That seemed to be the kick I needed, the shame of sitting with everyone else doing foundation (in my class they were all the thick people) and so, I spent 2 hours every Saturday in grinds, and passed ordinary level maths (with a D!)

History - no interest. Only did it because I got kicked out of biology. Spent the entire two years reading novels and drawing pictures of hitler. History teacher on occasion would ask me to read, and would tell me what book (we had 4) and what page we were on in the same sentence, so he knew I didn't pay any attention.

Religion - after a furious row with one of the religion teachers, my mother ended up going into school and demanded I be either put in a different religion class (there wasn't one) or let me use it as a study period. Got away with it in 5th year and was put in a different class for 6th year.

French and German - awful, no interest, learned nothing.