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In the past, a gunmaker's name on a pen and a
drawing of a space weapon have been enough to bring down school
officials' wrath on students; now it's a piece of pizza.
At an elementary school in Smyrna, Tenn., student Nicholas Taylor, 10,
has been ordered to spend lunches for the rest of the semester at the
lunchroom's "silent table" because he allegedly picked up a piece of
pizza and waved it around like a gun. [the full pie]
Is
there anything I can add? Just this.
This is just another of hundreds,
I mean thousands
millions of extant examples of what we face, moving
on. We can't kill all of them, nor would we want to, since many
of are loved ones, or just innocent victims of Liberal educrats.
This, then, is another argument for why we must expel a number of
states from this Union (you know which ones), and let them flop about
governing themselves without taking down the entire house. So
it's not secession we want; it's expulsion!
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...I can only infer that it was a slice from a "loaded" pizza??
ReplyDeleteTW: emonies, as in, Public schools are emonies of reason and common sense.
9.5!
ReplyDeletea "loaded" pizza
ReplyDeletePunny!
Gotta watch those 44 magnum pepperoni's. They're mankillers. At least they kill me, even though I tell them I love them.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick
This will not be fixed until the bitches get BACK in the kitchen.
ReplyDeleteCasca
*from the kitchen*
ReplyDeleteHowinhell do ya "wave around" a slice "like a gun"??!?
Whoinhell "waves around" a gun?!? Howinhell ya aim while "waving around"?!?
Don't even make sense....
e~C
If you can do that with a pizza, it can't be a very good pizza.
ReplyDeletee~C
ReplyDeleteIt makes perfect sense, if you are an administrator in the field of education.
And that's the problem.