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[quote author=fishingmaniac board=offtopic thread=13692 post=545432 time=1241178303 Unless you start posting like Meg I'll probably get there before you.
How come I always get picked on? SparklyBecca is just as much a poho as I am [/quote]
[quote author=fishingmaniac board=offtopic thread=13692 post=545432 time=1241178303 Unless you start posting like Meg I'll probably get there before you.
How come I always get picked on? SparklyBecca is just as much a poho as I am
Post by lordrockinhood on May 1, 2009 11:55:49 GMT -5
There's some elementary school somewhere with a strict policy that the kids are not allowed to touch each other under ANY circumstances... when asked, one of the kids told a reporter, "we don't do Hi Fives, we do Air Fives!"
Post by lordrockinhood on May 1, 2009 12:21:39 GMT -5
This is just sad... it's some school in Milford CT
"Boy's Hug Lands Him in Trouble At School With "No Touching" Policy."
7th grader Hal Beaulieu "hopped up from his lunch table one day a few months ago, sat next to his girlfriend and slipped his arm around her shoulder. That landed him a trip to the school office." Handshakes could be gang signs, and officials note, "in a culturally diverse school...families might have different views of what is appropriate." The PTA President remarks: ""Even high-fives can get out of hand ... someone can get bonked in the head."
"Student Protest School’s “No-Touching” Policy"
Patrick Abbazia attends his class bound in blue duct tape. He’s not doing it just to be weird - instead, he’s protesting a strange policy of the East Shore Middle School in Milford Connecticut: a "no-touching’ policy that bans physical contact between students!
"Going down the halls it is so cramped that it is hard not to touch anyone," Amanda Bollano said. "But if it is accidental, they won’t do anything. If it is intentional, you might get detention."
Patrick Abbazia said that he and his friends like to give each other "knuckles" and to high-five, and that to ban those actions — when fighting is the problem — doesn’t seem right.
"My mom says it’s not good for a person to go all day without touching,” the eighth-grader said.
Today has been a wonderful day. I'm sure a last minute decision to head over to Jazz Fest tomorrow has something to do with it! Can't wait to see Kings of Leon!
Post by Steel_City_X on May 2, 2009 16:08:56 GMT -5
Meg,
I'm only about 14,000 (fourteen thousand!) posts behind you.
I don't think i'll be closing that gap very quickly. The announcers would be saying that I have no chance of catching up if this was a game. I understand that it is life or death, not a game.
I'm only about 14,000 (fourteen thousand!) posts behind you.
I don't think i'll be closing that gap very quickly. The announcers would be saying that I have no chance of catching up if this was a game. I understand that it is life or death, not a game.
Post by lordrockinhood on May 3, 2009 15:52:29 GMT -5
From left- Gilby Clarke, Jerry Cantrell, Carl Restivo, Don Was, Wayne Kramer, Tom Morello, Billy Bragg, Little Steven, Iggy Pop, Boots Riley, Evan Seinfeld, Perry Farrell, Juliet Lewis, Etty Lau Farrell, and ??? the guy with the Yankee hat
I'm just glad I finally got back onto inforoo. It would not let me in for the life of me. It sucked. Anyone else have this problem at all?
I spent the last two days trying to log on using some one else's computer and it wouldn't work. I came home to mine on which I am logged in "forever" and now I'm here. It was really annoying.