Posted on 07/22/2010 12:34:28 PM PDT by nickcarraway
“Hidden Valley Middle School”
...the ads for the ranch dressing make it sound so pleasant.
LOL
“...the ads for the ranch dressing make it sound so pleasant.”
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Different “Hidden Valley”
That one is up in Mendocino County near Willits.
But their self-esteem is intact, right?/sarc
“Hidden Valley Middle School”
...the ads for the ranch dressing make it sound so pleasant.
I think you have the gringo product confused with its Mexican counterpart. The Mexican Hidden Valley is full of decapitated people and open sewers. But they are a proud people with a vibrant culture equal to all other cultures.
I wonder what the girls decided to carve into the third girl?
When I was 14 (1966) the girls my age were a whole lot different than these two monsters. Good Lord.
When we were 15, one girl threw food at another. That was big news for about a year!
Amish?
“I wonder what the girls decided to carve into the third girl?”
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Pachuco gang signs most likely.
The town is split evenly between whites and hispanics. The school itself received 9 5-star ratings here:
http://www.localschooldirectory.com/public-school/7436/CA
Presumably the 5-star ratings were an attempt to avoid being beaten, stabbed and carved up for giving the school a 4-star rating or less...”Be true to your school!”
Looks like the school is 73% hispanic and 18% white.
A 2009 article can be found here with more details:
http://www.10news.com/news/22055135/detail.html
Right in the heart of liberal country. Most likely these girls are the product of left wing ideologies.
No names of the attackers even though they were charged as adults. No wonder no one subscribes to newspapers anymore. They don’t report the news. Wusses.
Karina Amador & Jovana Gudino.
Mrs. Robroy says women are worse than men.
Aha! Amish names! I thought so.
I must agree with Mrs. RobRoy. Sometimes I wonder if I should have went to school to be a welder instead of a nurse. Women can be hell to work with/for.
"Wise Latinas" in training.
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