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    Quote Originally Posted by mugsy
    3. In reference to Richard's comments on the lack of support for teachers...I have only one thing to say.... RICHARD...WOULD YOU MARRY ME???
    Why....Sure, you'd have to move to Cah Lee Fuh Nee Ah. And I don't have a dishwasher, so you don't have to do dishes.....I would.

    Dang, If I can get you to post against your will and ask for my hand in marriage can you imagine what MY kids would be like?
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    I need to clarify one thing about my previous post.

    What I meant to say is that if the plot was put together against a neighborhood mom, the neighbors would ban together to get rid of the families of the children who put together the plan...

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    Quote Originally Posted by RICHARD
    Why....Sure, you'd have to move to Cah Lee Fuh Nee Ah. And I don't have a dishwasher, so you don't have to do dishes.....I would.

    Dang, If I can get you to post against your will and ask for my hand in marriage can you imagine what MY kids would be like?
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    Well, I just can't bring myself to move to Cali...I'm just too Midwestern I guess! lol Dang!

    You wouldn't have to worry about kids though...I'm 46 and have zero interest! And your cat would need to deal with my 6 dogs.


    Sara...I totally agree...I'm just glad it hasn't come to that in the good ol' Fort!


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    Third grade must be a very dangerous place. Here in OC a 3rd grade teacher had a gun hidden in her classroom. Ammo too.

    OK Corral

    If children are so good at distinguishing fact from fiction...why is Harry Potter so popular...Santa Claus, ET, and Snow White???

    Combine a violence saturated culture with a child-centric culture and what do you expect?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
    If children are so good at distinguishing fact from fiction...why is Harry Potter so popular...Santa Claus, ET, and Snow White?
    Ok I'm baffled here. What do any of these movies have to do with distiguishing fact from fiction? I happen to own all the videos of these movies, and when I was a kid my fav. shows were Buck Rogers, A-Team and WWF (back when it wasn't full of half naked ladies and foul language). I'm neither violent nor have issues with thinking fiction is fact. Actually thanks to my mom's teaching, I tend to check out everything with Snopes that come into my inbox, I doubt every wild story I hear until I check it out first, and am skeptical as all heck. But that could be a reverse problem I have, who knows.

    I don't think it's so much about the particular shows kids watch (although it can infuence them somewhat) but it's the LACK of parents intervening to teach lessons on right and wrong and knowing what their kids are doing.

    But then again the world seems to be more interested in 'situational ethics' rather than any type of right is right and wrong is wrong thinking. JMHO

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyber-sibes
    A big part of the problem is that teachers are NOT ALLOWED to discipline kids in the classroom anymore. It's not like when we were kids & you were expected to show respect to adults in authority (who were entrusted to provide consequences for your misbehavior)

    One sure cure for today's school problems is to have an Order(any Order)
    of Catholic nuns to take over the running of the schools.These kids would shape up quick. back in the "good old days" Catholic schools were given
    permisson by the parents to discipline children if neccesary.

    Children knew their limits & the consequences of bad behavior.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lizbud
    One sure cure for today's school problems is to have an Order(any Order)
    of Catholic nuns to take over the running of the schools.These kids would shape up quick. back in the "good old days" Catholic schools were given
    permisson by the parents to discipline children if neccesary.

    Children knew their limits & the consequences of bad behavior.
    That's because they scared the crap outta ya with the ruler and the line, "God sees everything you are doing".

    Kinda like the government and the PATRIOT ACT....without the phone taps.

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