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We all want to be more like Jayhawker.I hereby pledge to be less cuddly & coy,
but more caustic & curmudgeonly.
I pledge to be more like Jesus.I hereby pledge to be less cuddly & coy,
but more caustic & curmudgeonly.
What self-improvements do you pledge to make, fellow posters (especially @Wirey)?
You have no choice about change.I pledge to be more like Jesus.
He was the same yesterday, today and forever. If He never changes why should I?
Take off your clothes. Spray yourself with Pledge...I thought this thread was going to be about new and innovative ways to polish furniture.
do a debate thread on that notion....I pledge to be more like Jesus.
He was the same yesterday, today and forever. If He never changes why should I?
Creating a thread I haven't started yet would involve me changing. Why would I want change something.do a debate thread on that notion....
I pledge to be there
The Pledge Of Allegiance is in the news.....
Teacher Charged With Child Abuse, Allegedly Forced Boy To Stand For Pledge Of Allegiance
LAFAYETTE, Colo. (CBS4) – A Boulder Valley School District teacher now faces child abuse and assault charges for allegedly forcing a child to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance.
Karen Smith, a physical education teacher at Angevine Middle School in Lafayette, was placed on leave earlier this month.
Karen Smith (credit: Lafayette Police)
Police say on Feb. 1, Smith grabbed a boy by his jacket, lifting him to his feet, and took him out of class.
Well, it was assault.Hmm...I'm not in favour (and find it ironic) of teachers forcing kids to stand for a Pledge.
But child abuse charges? Here, that would end her career and get her on a register preventing her from working with kids ever again.
Meh, I'd need to read the background to know if it's justified, but that seems excessive on first glance
Well, it was assault.
It's considered really serious....sometimes.