Bressi Ranch ‘Group Home’ for Mentally Disabled

[kewp]

[quote=CBad]I can fully understand financial complaints about the project but we know that’s not what this is about. And I’m thinking they need the size with 6 adults and their caretakers in one house. [/quote]

Borat sometimes posts here. Maybe he could build cages for them?

That’s more sarcasm btw.

Anyways, the hallmark of a successful society is how it treats its least fortunate.

If you could do me a favor, please let the author of that note know that one of their peers is horribly, horribly ashamed of them.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=kewp]Hey, real-estate agents have just as much a right to live in Bressi Ranch as anyone else.

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I think getting their license IS mainstreaming for many of us.

The trick is getting us to walk and talk at the same time.

Or for me, to stop talking.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=kewp]Hey, real-estate agents have just as much a right to live in Bressi Ranch as anyone else.

[/quote]

I think getting their license IS mainstreaming for many of us.

The trick is getting us to walk and talk at the same time.

Or for me, to stop talking.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=kewp]Hey, real-estate agents have just as much a right to live in Bressi Ranch as anyone else.

[/quote]

I think getting their license IS mainstreaming for many of us.

The trick is getting us to walk and talk at the same time.

Or for me, to stop talking.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=kewp]Hey, real-estate agents have just as much a right to live in Bressi Ranch as anyone else.

[/quote]

I think getting their license IS mainstreaming for many of us.

The trick is getting us to walk and talk at the same time.

Or for me, to stop talking.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=kewp]Hey, real-estate agents have just as much a right to live in Bressi Ranch as anyone else.

[/quote]

I think getting their license IS mainstreaming for many of us.

The trick is getting us to walk and talk at the same time.

Or for me, to stop talking.

[CBad]

[quote=kewp]
If you could do me a favor, please let the author of that note know that one of their peers is horribly, horribly ashamed of them. [/quote]

I think they are now keenly aware they made a mistake sending it to me. She also sent it to a mutual friend who has a 6 week old daughter with Downs. So she has both feet in her mouth right about now.

[CBad]

[quote=kewp]
If you could do me a favor, please let the author of that note know that one of their peers is horribly, horribly ashamed of them. [/quote]

I think they are now keenly aware they made a mistake sending it to me. She also sent it to a mutual friend who has a 6 week old daughter with Downs. So she has both feet in her mouth right about now.

[CBad]

[quote=kewp]
If you could do me a favor, please let the author of that note know that one of their peers is horribly, horribly ashamed of them. [/quote]

I think they are now keenly aware they made a mistake sending it to me. She also sent it to a mutual friend who has a 6 week old daughter with Downs. So she has both feet in her mouth right about now.

[CBad]

[quote=kewp]
If you could do me a favor, please let the author of that note know that one of their peers is horribly, horribly ashamed of them. [/quote]

I think they are now keenly aware they made a mistake sending it to me. She also sent it to a mutual friend who has a 6 week old daughter with Downs. So she has both feet in her mouth right about now.

[CBad]

[quote=kewp]
If you could do me a favor, please let the author of that note know that one of their peers is horribly, horribly ashamed of them. [/quote]

I think they are now keenly aware they made a mistake sending it to me. She also sent it to a mutual friend who has a 6 week old daughter with Downs. So she has both feet in her mouth right about now.

[TemekuT]

Allan:

You might be interested in the lyrics from a 1983 song by English folk singer June Tabor. It’s on the “Abyssinians” album. The song is about the Holocaust, written from the viewpoint of a haunted concentration camp survivor (probably her father) who was forced to prepare other prisoners for death. The lines that come to mind are:

The final solution to no one’s problem
Friends and lovers in stinking rows
Avoiding their eyes, checking their numbers
Burning their clothes.

[TemekuT]

Allan:

You might be interested in the lyrics from a 1983 song by English folk singer June Tabor. It’s on the “Abyssinians” album. The song is about the Holocaust, written from the viewpoint of a haunted concentration camp survivor (probably her father) who was forced to prepare other prisoners for death. The lines that come to mind are:

The final solution to no one’s problem
Friends and lovers in stinking rows
Avoiding their eyes, checking their numbers
Burning their clothes.

[TemekuT]

Allan:

You might be interested in the lyrics from a 1983 song by English folk singer June Tabor. It’s on the “Abyssinians” album. The song is about the Holocaust, written from the viewpoint of a haunted concentration camp survivor (probably her father) who was forced to prepare other prisoners for death. The lines that come to mind are:

The final solution to no one’s problem
Friends and lovers in stinking rows
Avoiding their eyes, checking their numbers
Burning their clothes.

[TemekuT]

Allan:

You might be interested in the lyrics from a 1983 song by English folk singer June Tabor. It’s on the “Abyssinians” album. The song is about the Holocaust, written from the viewpoint of a haunted concentration camp survivor (probably her father) who was forced to prepare other prisoners for death. The lines that come to mind are:

The final solution to no one’s problem
Friends and lovers in stinking rows
Avoiding their eyes, checking their numbers
Burning their clothes.

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