Comments on: OMGWTFBBQ Tragedy Averted!! http://libertygirl.org/2010/03/06/omgwtfbbq-tragedy-averted/ ~ Happy Fun Anger ~ Wed, 18 Jan 2012 22:14:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Old Soldier http://libertygirl.org/2010/03/06/omgwtfbbq-tragedy-averted/comment-page-1/#comment-1573 Old Soldier Tue, 13 Apr 2010 19:09:00 +0000 http://libertygirl.org/?p=1193#comment-1573 I shall sleep easier tonight. Imagine if this behavior continued unchecked. Pretty soon kids would be moving their thumbs back and forth and clicking their tongues like a bunch of used car salesmen. I shall sleep easier tonight. Imagine if this behavior continued unchecked. Pretty soon kids would be moving their thumbs back and forth and clicking their tongues like a bunch of used car salesmen.

]]> By: heather http://libertygirl.org/2010/03/06/omgwtfbbq-tragedy-averted/comment-page-1/#comment-1565 heather Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:59:04 +0000 http://libertygirl.org/?p=1193#comment-1565 Glad to see you're back! Anyhoo, I'm so tired of the PC crowd running the schools I could spit. My six year old is one of those kids that is incredibly enthusiastic and loud. He's like being caught in a tornado, and most of the laughs we get in the day involve him. That said, you can imagine how he goes over in the public schools. A couple of weeks ago I got a disturbing phone call in which the acting principal related to me that my son had "endangered another child" by "threatening him with a pencil". It was explained that another child had almost "had his eye poked out" by my son. Now, I know my kids well enough to never deny anything, but this didn't sound like my guy. Loud? Yes. Mean? No. I recieved the official paperwork and then brought it to the teacher to ask if it accurately described the incident. Turns out that he and another boy were playing chase and my son had a handful of pencils in his hand at the time. There were no threats, no angry, pencil poking moments, but he did keep chasing when the teacher told him to stop. Hmmmm....seems like a slightly less maniacal story, no? Meanwhile, same school system, we've got the golf coach climbing into the hot tub with the team (all high school girls), we've got the geography teacher asking girls to stretch like they're yawning, we've got the middle school principal living in his car after his wife found out he was doing a counselor at the same school, we've got all manner of teachers who don't teach. Problem? Wadda you think? Glad to see you’re back!
Anyhoo, I’m so tired of the PC crowd running the schools I could spit. My six year old is one of those kids that is incredibly enthusiastic and loud. He’s like being caught in a tornado, and most of the laughs we get in the day involve him. That said, you can imagine how he goes over in the public schools. A couple of weeks ago I got a disturbing phone call in which the acting principal related to me that my son had “endangered another child” by “threatening him with a pencil”. It was explained that another child had almost “had his eye poked out” by my son. Now, I know my kids well enough to never deny anything, but this didn’t sound like my guy. Loud? Yes. Mean? No. I recieved the official paperwork and then brought it to the teacher to ask if it accurately described the incident. Turns out that he and another boy were playing chase and my son had a handful of pencils in his hand at the time. There were no threats, no angry, pencil poking moments, but he did keep chasing when the teacher told him to stop. Hmmmm….seems like a slightly less maniacal story, no?

Meanwhile, same school system, we’ve got the golf coach climbing into the hot tub with the team (all high school girls), we’ve got the geography teacher asking girls to stretch like they’re yawning, we’ve got the middle school principal living in his car after his wife found out he was doing a counselor at the same school, we’ve got all manner of teachers who don’t teach. Problem? Wadda you think?

]]> By: D.W. http://libertygirl.org/2010/03/06/omgwtfbbq-tragedy-averted/comment-page-1/#comment-1564 D.W. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:45:39 +0000 http://libertygirl.org/?p=1193#comment-1564 "Astonishing Pack of Morons" would, unfortunately, describe a surprisingly large, and apparently growing, portion of the population of the U.S., as well as 99.8% of politicians. It would also be an awesome name for a rock band. I'm adding it to the list on my blog. :-) “Astonishing Pack of Morons” would, unfortunately, describe a surprisingly large, and apparently growing, portion of the population of the U.S., as well as 99.8% of politicians.

It would also be an awesome name for a rock band. I’m adding it to the list on my blog. :-)

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