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Dashboard Buddha's avatar

well...at least your handle is accurate - No man.

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WA Bishop's avatar

Is that All?

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WA Bishop's avatar

110 days, as of Thursday. Be strong, go with the flow, approach from the defensive side, and don't lose the puck if you're back of the pack.

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WA Bishop's avatar

Shorter still: I can name one single Supreme Court decision.

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WA Bishop's avatar

Dirt goes in, dirt goes out. Tide is the answer.

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BarackMyWorld's avatar

Were any of those colleagues coaches?

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BarackMyWorld's avatar

And I would be remiss in my duties as a Wonkette poster if I did not bring <a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=0rXmuhWrlj4" target="_blank">this</a> up.

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BarackMyWorld's avatar

It seems like she could've at least came up with Plessy v. Ferguson or the Dred Scott case, since school kids get those drilled into them, so she's either a total numb-skull or REALLY didn't want to piss off the state-rights crowd.

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Dashboard Buddha's avatar

Straight up? I do miss the kids. I even have a fair number of former students on facebook. Parents? Meh.

But administrators? Fuck them...fuck them all.

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Dashboard Buddha's avatar

More like well marbled.

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Dashboard Buddha's avatar

The One? You mean $arah? Yeah, her 'tards worship the fuck out of her. Just ask Todd.

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It's fuck all y'all* season's avatar

As the late great George Carlin said: Think about how stupid the average person is and then remember that half of the population is stupider than that.

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Mahousu's avatar

Wait, so in a few years, we'll have forgotten that the last decade even existed? I'm having a hard time seeing the downside here.

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BarackMyWorld's avatar

From the "No Shit" section of the article: <i>History advocates contend that students’ poor showing on the tests underlines neglect shown to the subject by federal and state policy makers, especially since the 2002 No Child Left Behind act began requiring schools to raise scores in math and reading but in no other subject. The federal accountability law, the advocates say, has given schools and teachers an incentive to spend less time on history and other subjects.</i>

Duh. Also.

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Dashboard Buddha's avatar

I am so glad I'm not a teacher any more.

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fuflans's avatar

what does this have to do with tax cuts?

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