I don't know Moby. I can kinda see your point, and it's a good one. I just think it puts the school in an odd position of judge, jury, and deliverer of punishment. I'm sure there are some schools systems out there that would handle this properly. But I think some schools would use it as an enforcement tool. This could conflict with the accused's ability to due process.

Personally, I don't like the idea of someone else hitting my kid.(Doesn't matter there is no corporal punishment in our county) Suspend or expel them as they may, but there can be no lesson learned from from a principal hitting a kid with a paddle.

Other things can be used as deterants to bad behavior. Besides the afore mentioned alternatives, school priveledges and functions such as, games, and/or social activities could be denied. Perhaps a classroom setting change may bring people in line. Ultimately, the threat of being expelled from the school district completely will cause most parents to make sure their kids behave themselves.

That cop is winning that fight for sure. Wonder what the guy did.

That was from the Boston/A's game - when the fielders ran into each other, some A's fans started yell shit at the Bosox players.

Pretty stupid really, one fan was making gestures like, "Bring it on!" He would have gotten his ass whipped big time.

"Next" what? As it's written, it's a incomplete sentence. But I can see how it would look acceptable to someone who was home schooled, idiot.

:rolleyes:

I think Mobycat posted an excellent example. As a matter of fact, I've would have replied in very simular fashion. The only thing different would have been adding Pat Robinson's name...ur...dam Moby, you got that one too! Funny, I don't recall reading any examples from your orginal post on the subject.

:rolleyes:

Nah, he asked the cop to put him out of his misery. You're getting very, very sleepy.

HA!

I gotta tell ya...I still can't believe how stupid fans have gotten...

1. Did he not know everyone was going to see how idiotic he was being?

2. Did he really think he would have a chance against the player he was yelling at? Even if his friend jumped in, they'd have the entire Bosox to deal with.

(Sorry...not up on the Bosox players, so I don't know the name of the player they were yelling at...except that he was HUGE compared to these two twits.)

Oh...and what do you want to bet this guy is thinking of suing?

"HEY! Look at the picture! Isn't it obvious I wasn't putting up any resistance?!"

One of the worst problems of this country is the rush to litigate...and that really has nothing to do with political views...it has to do with a large group of lawyers who want to make a quick buck. (Sorry...I've probably just started another argument)

Huh? Maybe if you could comprehend more than one sentence at a time it would help you figure it out. The word next is not just an adjective dork. It can also be used as an adverb. The example here points this out. Look at the second example of the word next under adverb.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=next

When did it become proper grammar to start a sentence with the word but? I am no grammatical genuis. I really was just fucking with you. You had to try to make some brilliant comeback though about my grammar, and you were wrong. I win.

Yeah! Spoken like a true moderate!! I say SUE EVERYONE!

Come on, somebody fight me. hahaha

Anyway, getting back to the original subject. Apparently a political group submitted Hilary's name on thier own. Anyone can submit a person's name to be President, and then a number must be assigned to that candidate by the Feds whether that person intends to run or not. That's not to say she will not run, but that is apparently how she had her name submitted. My source was Sean Hannity's radio show. Take it for what its worth.

Since you are a liberal, shouldn't that say, "Come on, somebody appease me. hahaha."

Hahahahahaha...SHUT UP!