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Link: http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_580534.html?menu=news.quirkies
This is a little carried away from what I read.
Link: http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_580534.html?menu=news.quirkies
This is a little carried away from what I read.
outside looking in
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jeez, good thing they didn't see what I drew when I was 11.
outside looking in
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Would a drawing of your teacher with a bomb strapped on here back be bad?
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Justintime
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Originally posted by ris
it depends on where you live, some places regard the strapping on of bombs as a modern fashion accessory....
Justintime
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Originally posted by outside looking in
jeez, good thing they didn't see what I drew when I was 11.
ditto
Bink
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I pretty much expect that kind of reaction. Teachers are scared, and they have a right to be I guess. At the rate it's going, you're safer working in prison surrounded by criminals then you are at schools surrounded by seemingly harmless children these days.
The worst thing about it, is no one has a clue what to do about it. It goes without saying, that as the generations move on, all discipline and respect is gradually being flushed out of our lifestyles until we're left with the bitter remains of angry, frustrated kids being brought up in a self important society. Combine that with cultural tensions, class discrimination, the merciless teasing of children and a firearm, and you have a very dangerous situation.
The worst thing about it, is no one has a clue what to do about it. It goes without saying, that as the generations move on, all discipline and respect is gradually being flushed out of our lifestyles until we're left with the bitter remains of angry, frustrated kids being brought up in a self important society. Combine that with cultural tensions, class discrimination, the merciless teasing of children and a firearm, and you have a very dangerous situation.