Jimmy Kimmel's "Mean Tweets" segment has a new iteration, this time in the realm of higher education.

As a segment for his late night talk show, Kimmel put celebrities, musicians and athletes on camera and had them read all the mean things people say about them on Twitter. "Mean Tweets" became hugely popular and inspired the world of academia.

Now, the Crimson White, the University of Alabama's student-run newspaper, has asked some of the school's teachers to read from their profiles on RateMyProfessor.com, a website that allows students to give their instructors ratings on metrics such as clarity, helpfulness and hotness.

Here are some of the best quips from the segment. (Editor's Note: If you or a classmate has produced a video like this at your school, email the author of this article with a YouTube link, please no video files attached in the email).

Dr. Beeler, History

Students say: "Too easy," "Strange infatuation with Mr. T" and "He will help you out with anything."

Beeler said: "That's not true, I will not help underage people buy beer for instance."

Dr. Bragg, Journalism

Student said: "Miserable teacher, worst I've ever had at Alabama, stay away from her if you want to pass this class."

Bragg said: "I know who that is."

Prof. Cummings, Journalism

Students say: "Dry humor... mundane topics... corny jokes.

Cummings said: "I'm thinking if they're using improper grammar in a Rate My Professor then I didn't do my job very well anyway."

Prof. McKinney, Accounting

Student said: "The Bill Nye of accounting."

McKinney said: "Very cool... So, after you read a negative one, you have to go to [a positive one] and realize you're not a complete bunch of garbage."

Dr. Peacock, History:

"There's no punctuation and all of the you's are actually written as the letter u and all of the truncated stuff and there's capital letters everywhere that make no sense at all. It's all one sentence... actually it's not a sentence because there's no period at the end."

Dr. Lane, Engineering

Student said: "Homework takes hours, look up the solution manual online and copy it."

Lane said: "In engineering, you have to do engineering to learn [engineering]."

Dr. Hubner, Engineering:

"My biggest complaint is that... I have no hotness."

Prof. Klutz, Criminal Justice

Student said: "He is the trillest teacher at school."

Klutz said: "I'm not sure what 'trillest' means... that's good feedback, I'd like to know what 'trillest' means."