seafoam1

what?

Carolina Panthers have not held a lead in the 4th quarter this year. Both of their wins came as time expired. If they do the same in their last game, it will be the first time in NFL history. Just heard this mentioned on xm radio.

Like I said. You are being misinformed.

From "donnie darkened". Gjey.

It helped me a bit. But that's just me I guess.

You are misinformed.

Because they are effeminates. Otherwise known as liberals.

Maybe you forgot. They don't matter. Liberal run city.

The current president first.

You are wrong.

No doubt.

Oh boy...

Just didn't make sense.

I'll just say, if my kid is in Susie's class, and a shooter is in the school, and Susie is expertly trained and locked and loaded, I would trust her more than anyone else inside or outside the school.

The 2000 Chargers with Ryan Leaf and Jim Harbaugh threw for a total of 19 TDs and 30 INTs. Jermaine Fazande was their lead RB. I vote for this team as the worst.

This is joyous. It's so easy to expose the liberals hatred of the normals in this country. This guy carries it around with him like a worry stone in his pocket.

This is joyous. It's so easy to expose the liberals hatred of the normals in this country. This guy carries it around with him like a worry stone in his pocket.

Yeah. I don't disagree fully with you nor Cyclone. I just look at the quality of teachers in public schools getting really poor results from their students in many cases, and wonder how they could get seriously high quality, non subjective, mental health professionals lining the schools. If they want to squash bullying for example, if that seems to be one of the bigger problems for kids, I would be all in to get a couple hard nosed private detectives to monitor the school grounds and even watching kids walking home within the area of the school. They could certainly cut to the chase on what's going on with bullying. Just call them safety guards or whatever. Or patrol boys I think we had in grade school. I don't know. It's complex. I would rather just take a more straight forward, aggressive stand without getting into some people interpreting the minds of kids.

I agree with you on this one. Once I was with a couple in my family driving to Midway airport in Chicago to drop off a couple of them. Midway has a short runway and just a few days earlier a plane that landed there couldn't stop in time and went through a fence and into the road hitting a car with, I think it was like 5 people in it right where there was a stoplight. And there were many other cars at the light as well. 1 person died in the crash. When we got to that spot in the intersection I mentioned the accident and we saw the gaping hole in the fence and I said "Thank God only one person died after something like that." My brother freaked out on me and said, "Thank God someone died? Are you kidding me? Oh yeah, thank the great God that a kid was killed." Everyone in the car knew what I meant but he was going through an anti-God phase in his life. All that said, my take is you can't trust nurses and counselors to make all the kids want to behave especially if they have different ideals in life. It starts and finishes at home. Protection like police and security measures are invaluable. They need to keep finding ways to improve those.

Ok. So think back when you were a kid. 15 years old. Were you going to first think of going to mental health advisor with your problems? I only say that because I don't think kids, especially kids with problems, think that way. They hide things. They don't tell their parents, they don't tell "authorities" at school or the police. What kid opens up to teachers or counselors when they want to kill someone? It's abnormal. There are many adults that are the same and we all have gazillions of counseling options. But adults still go out an kill or harm or steal. Some kids are just focked up. Sadly. Just like some adults.

Ok. So you take your kids to a public school and put your faith that the mental health people in the school will "guide" your children in a perfect direction. It's one thing teaching math, it's totally another with randomly letting them be guided in the space of mental health. Would you let a high school doctor treat your kids cancer because he was simply hired by that school? School choice?

And if you thought it was, what would it take for you to trust them? No chance unless it's private education. Choosing who to put your kid's health in.

pimpledoosh lies again. Dude, give it up.