Posted on 05/10/2006 3:32:01 PM PDT by k8baller
There, ya learned somethin, and I wont even charge ya.
They must work off of a different definition of "respectful".
Sounds like the mom is a MoonBat dingbat teacher from the darkside of the moon that has absolutely no brains and unfortunately the daughter may turn out just like her mommy.
I bet good money the mom "dates" the students she teaches.
Also when i have kids, there is NO WAY IN HELL i'm going to let them attend ANY kind of public school or private. It's going to be Homeschool & private tutors for them.
Uh oh, the Zot police are out? Ignore them.
Let's follow this logic then about appropriateness. Back in my younger days, I was a big Hank Williams Jr. fan. On the Whiskey Bent And Hellbound album is one of my favorite songs, O.D'd in Denver. It's about how he met this woman who is the ideal woman, but he was so high on blow that he can't remember her name. I used to listen to that song when my kids were in the car, in their younger days (still do). For that matter, I would listen to the original version of "Devil Went Down to Georgia", the original version of "Fancy" and "If You Don't Like Hank Williams..."
Was I wrong in listening to that music in the car, playing it in family functions, and letting my kids own said music. What one person finds inappropriate, another person finds fine. Now, "cocaine" and queers, yeah, I can understand why you wouldn't let that in an elementary school, (it is a public school though...) but to exclude a song cause of a reference to alcohol. Do that and you exclude the majority of country music from eligibility.
Yeah, mom. Sounds very respectable to me.
Who gives a sh$t what some little old brat thinks? Her rotten mother should be locked up for child abuse for using the child as a political prop.
I think so
IBTZ
You again? Just stirring things up?? Weren't you just zotted on another thread? It is NOT appropriate for a public school.
Zotted.
On second thought, missed it.
in that case
IBTZ
I'd love to see Hannity hit pink with one of his "Do you know who the is/" pop quiz's.
Look at his sign up date. What do you expect?
“I think we are sending a bad message," Nancy wrote. “Molly has become aware of world events and she was EXTREMELY excited to find this song and want to sing it. She is passionate about it—has been practicing it since the day the Talent Show was announced. With limits, I think our kids should be allowed to express themselves in a respectful, meaningful way. To try to ‘shield’ them from the real world is, I believe, a real mistake. Could I please get your feedback on this?”
What an idiot. Maybe the bad message is letting a ten-year old listen to Pink!
Get yourself an education and stop fornicating, you idiot, and then you won't have all the "hard work, hard work." And, by the way, no one wants to hear this ridiculout crap about "the mininum wage." This only applies to you "progressive" types. And, if you want a smidge of credibility, you might try dropping the "you don't know nothing" crap. Go back and read my previous post about double negatives. You and your type expect everyone to bend the language to your inadequacies. We just "ain't" going there.
Where is dad? How does he feel about this?
I remember back in 1984 (yes, the year, not the book) a boy wanted to dress in drag and sing a song that kind of made fun of girls' attitudes. I was there when he mad it. It was stupid, but funny. I say this and I am a girl. So, if a school can keep him from doing that, why can't they choose what song someone can't sing?
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