Politics and religion.

[cassiesmom]

I loved loved loved the line about the winner of the science fair should be cheered as much as the winner of the super bowl.

I thought that was a great statement. (And I didn't even come close to winning the science fair!)

My mom has a friend who was on the school board for a long time and she said the process for what to do with a poor-performing teacher is a challenging one. There are apparently a lot of "layers" to work through. I don't think I could be a teacher in this day and age. There are kids with complex family situations, learning disabilities, asthma and diabetic students, peer pressure, bullying, state and federal testing... My hat is off to teachers. But I've heard people say they could never be a nurse, but I like it.

[RICHARD]

When parents go bad?

http://www.aolnews.com/2011/01/26/oh...1_lnk2%7C39432

Morons.

[Edwina's Secretary]

Well...I am shocked, shocked, shocked!

The guy in the purple tie (and since when is purple an appropriate color tie for a politician???) is NOT wearing a little jeweled American flag in his lapel...I have magnified the photo - he is wearing some other emblem but NOT a little American flag.

We all learned a couple of years ago that failing to wear a tiny bit of jewelry in the model of an American flag PROVES the politician is a commie/solicalist/anti-American/marxist.

So WHO is this guy?

(and yes, the veep is also missing his jewelry in the shape of an American flag - he probably left it on his pjs...)

[blue]

Well...I am shocked, shocked, shocked!

The guy in the purple tie (and since when is purple an appropriate color tie for a politician???)

President Obama is zapping out all kinds of non-verbal messages...with that purple tie.

Link.

[RICHARD]

YEah, what what that 'other symbol' Mr purple tie was wearing..........


Commie bees turd.

[caseysmom]

I thought that was a great statement. (And I didn't even come close to winning the science fair!)

My mom has a friend who was on the school board for a long time and she said the process for what to do with a poor-performing teacher is a challenging one. There are apparently a lot of "layers" to work through. I don't think I could be a teacher in this day and age. There are kids with complex family situations, learning disabilities, asthma and diabetic students, peer pressure, bullying, state and federal testing... My hat is off to teachers. But I've heard people say they could never be a nurse, but I like it.

I think I would have loved to be a nurse aside from being on your feet all day!