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she can wear a hot air baloon for all i care but should show a little respect to her classmates in the yearbook that they are themselves forking out a lot of their OWN money for. it aint her yearbook and it aint her school and it aint just her selfish memories. she is looking for nothing but attention and got it. at the expense of her classmates and their families
And, the school found themselves embroiled in an expensive lawsuit. Again, rational adults should know better than to let the tail wag the dog. Now, the entire community will pay, and their blame is misplaced if they're angry with the girl.
And, the school found themselves embroiled in an expensive lawsuit. Again, rational adults should know better than to let the tail wag the dog. Now, the entire community will pay, and their blame is misplaced if they're angry with the girl.
thats what its all about with you liberals. sure the whole community will pay even grandma who did nothing but bake bisquits. carry on
thats what its all about with you liberals. sure the whole community will pay even grandma who did nothing but bake bisquits. carry on
Still not getting my point, parfleche. I have no intention of defending this girl's actions. I really don't know what her motivation was in wearing the tuxedo, and I don't particularly care. What I do care about is the school district having the resources to provide an effective education to its students. That is the administration's core duty, not involving the school in ridiculous lawsuits about clothing to make a point. All the money they spent defending their actions in court is now lost and cannot be used to purchase books, pay teachers, or fund extracurricular activities. THAT is a disgrace, particularly in a time when school districts are so hard up for money. I wasn't kidding that I find the administration's actions to be a breech of fiduciary duty bordering on malfeasance. Grandma has every right to be royally pissed and take a rolling pin to their heads, because she now has to pick up the tab for their short sightedness.
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I'm glad to see the South falling deeper and deeper under its own ignorance and pride.
The rest of the country is moving forward, but it's becoming blatantly obvious that conservatives will be far outnumbered in the coming years.
This woman will surely find a better life outside of Mississippi, a place where no one should ever live.
Uh, buddy....you live in Massachusetts.
I would rather saw off my left foot than move to any part of Massachusetts ever. You're talking about other states being worthless? I'd take any man, woman, or child in any part of Mississippi over the so called "educated" folk of Boston and Cambridge.
Your state voted in a half-dead alcoholic drunk driving murderer for half a century. Time to keep quiet.
Still not getting my point, parfleche. I have no intention of defending this girl's actions. I really don't know what her motivation was in wearing the tuxedo, and I don't particularly care. What I do care about is the school district having the resources to provide an effective education to its students. That is the administration's core duty, not involving the school in ridiculous lawsuits about clothing to make a point. All the money they spent defending their actions in court is now lost and cannot be used to purchase books, pay teachers, or fund extracurricular activities. THAT is a disgrace, particularly in a time when school districts are so hard up for money. I wasn't kidding that I find the administration's actions to be a breech of fiduciary duty bordering on malfeasance. Grandma has every right to be royally pissed and take a rolling pin to their heads, because she now has to pick up the tab for their short sightedness.
the school district is not filing a lawsuit. they would rather spend their money on books i'm sure. but they are dealing with a spoiled brat that thinks she can control the whole district cause she thinks she is special and change everything around her with no care about anyone else or how it may hurt them. selfish and stupid hope she gets what she wants
GOOD! She is a female she needs to wear a dress or other female attire not a damn tuxedo! Not everyone is as backwards as New York and California!
Oh the horror. She wore a tuxedo; the world can't handle that.
Earth to LostSoul83: it's not 1865 anymore. People these days actually like having the freedom to live how they want to, not how you want them to. And there's really nothing you can do about it.
his on the head is kinda cruel. but for what its worth mind your own business stay out of my town and i'll stay out of yours.
No. I'm coming.
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