Teachers stage fake gunman attack on sixth-graders

[Rosbjerg]

I would've suspended them for the rest of the year. Crossing the line would be if the kids were hurt ..

 

and no I honestly don't believe they suffered much emotionel pain - and nothing they can't handle.. that being said - they shouldn't have been exposed to it! but firing the teachers can cause more problems.. and actually hurt the kids even more emotionally!

[theslug]

I would've suspended them for the rest of the year. Crossing the line would be if the kids were hurt ..

 

and no I honestly don't believe they suffered much emotionel pain - and nothing they can't handle.. that being said - they shouldn't have been exposed to it! but firing the teachers can cause more problems.. and actually hurt the kids even more emotionally!

Yeah seriously. Kids are babied way too much these days. Yeah of course they were scared but kids are resilient and its a good lesson to learn while your young that life sucks and your going to get screwed, they were lucky this time it was just a drill though. I mean of course the parents are making a big deal out of it because they probably want to sue the school system like all the other [people I hold in low esteem] out there looking for some money. I mean give the teachers a break, they make practically nothing money wise so they kind of deserve a little leniency.

Edited May 16, 2007 by metadigital
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[Rosbjerg]

If you punish every bad decision harshly, pretty soon people won't even make good ones..

[Tale]

I read a book recently (Imagining Imaginary Numbers) wherein the author claimed that "imagining" was almost outlawed in (he said Texan, but I would more believe the mid-West) schools, and certainly self-censored OUT of text books, because the word "imagine" was too close to "magic" and therefore ANTI-KRISTIAN!!2!!1

As a Texan I can heartily say WHAT?!

[Walsingham]

If you punish every bad decision harshly, pretty soon people won't even make good ones..

 

My view precisely.

 

EDIT: well, not precisely. He left out the beer.

[metadigital]

I read a book recently (Imagining Imaginary Numbers) wherein the author claimed that "imagining" was almost outlawed in (he said Texan, but I would more believe the mid-West) schools, and certainly self-censored OUT of text books, because the word "imagine" was too close to "magic" and therefore ANTI-KRISTIAN!!2!!1

As a Texan I can heartily say WHAT?!

But do you imagine? Huh? Well, do ya, punk?

[Tale]

I read a book recently (Imagining Imaginary Numbers) wherein the author claimed that "imagining" was almost outlawed in (he said Texan, but I would more believe the mid-West) schools, and certainly self-censored OUT of text books, because the word "imagine" was too close to "magic" and therefore ANTI-KRISTIAN!!2!!1

As a Texan I can heartily say WHAT?!

But do you imagine? Huh? Well, do ya, punk?

[Rosbjerg]

If you punish every bad decision harshly, pretty soon people won't even make good ones..

 

My view precisely.

 

EDIT: well, not precisely. He left out the beer.

 

okay how about this one then..

 

 

if you punish every bad decision harshly, pretty soon people won't even make good beer anymore!

Edited May 16, 2007 by Rosbjerg

[Pidesco]

 

 

Hahaha!

 

Awesome!

[Sand]

That is a very funny pic. If it only had that level of spokesman to promote it maybe the Dreamcast wouldn't have failed.

Edited May 16, 2007 by Sand

[Walsingham]

If you punish every bad decision harshly, pretty soon people won't even make good ones..

 

My view precisely.

 

EDIT: well, not precisely. He left out the beer.

 

okay how about this one then..

 

 

if you punish every bad decision harshly, pretty soon people won't even make good beer anymore!

 

 

I hope you're proud of yourself, you big bully. You made me cry!