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To: Frank Drebin

I never could cooperate. Study, think, sure. But on my terms, the subjects that intrested ME.


4 posted on 04/29/2026 6:45:15 AM PDT by Eleutheria5 ("America can be summed up in one word: Asmpfutehehepfpfutehe")
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To: Eleutheria5

I was that way with a couple classes, more like indifference. I regret that now.


30 posted on 04/29/2026 7:34:06 AM PDT by Cold Heart
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To: Eleutheria5

Yeah, I liked the subjects that interested ME. There were a few. I will admit that a FEW of the others had to be considered also.


32 posted on 04/29/2026 7:36:09 AM PDT by oldtech
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To: Eleutheria5

“I never could cooperate. Study, think, sure. But on my terms, the subjects that intrested ME.”

Me too and boy did I get it good.


57 posted on 04/29/2026 7:54:01 AM PDT by dljordan (Yeah, I'm a Boomer and it's all my fault you whiny little bitch.)
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To: Eleutheria5

“But on my terms, the subjects that intrested ME.”

You aren’t a lot different than students in the early education facilities in the US. During the expansion times most country schools didn’t have “trained” educators and they taught what was in the local area. So they may have taught agriculture, or mining tactics, along with the three “R’s.” And when they were far enough along they might go into a internship with a specialize training they liked like blacksmithing, horse stabling and training, or on to bigger education to learn how to do professional work like surveying. Pick your poison.

wy69


69 posted on 04/29/2026 8:25:35 AM PDT by whitney69 (uestiuetion and interpret the answer.)
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