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November 17, 2008 at 2:14 PM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306316November 17, 2008 at 2:14 PM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306330
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ParticipantPax! I thought everyone was sick of politics on this blog.
November 17, 2008 at 2:14 PM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306349ParticipantPax! I thought everyone was sick of politics on this blog.
November 17, 2008 at 2:14 PM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306409ParticipantPax! I thought everyone was sick of politics on this blog.
ParticipantOMG!! That video is hilarious!! I’m sending it out right now.
ParticipantOMG!! That video is hilarious!! I’m sending it out right now.
ParticipantOMG!! That video is hilarious!! I’m sending it out right now.
ParticipantOMG!! That video is hilarious!! I’m sending it out right now.
ParticipantOMG!! That video is hilarious!! I’m sending it out right now.
November 17, 2008 at 11:12 AM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #305870Participant[quote=urbanrealtor]So Fredo,
You teach kindergarten?
Ex cons are allowed to drive schoolchildren?
Do you think bathrooms should also have signs about washing after (or before) oral sex?
Do you think 5’8″ is too big for a car seat?
Couldn’t all of these problems (like so many) be solved with duct tape?[/quote]Hey wait a minute! What’s so bad about me teaching kindergarten? I quit teaching when my children were born, but when I did teach I was the kids’ favorite teacher bar none- so there Urban Realtor!
P.S. Speaking of duct tape- I did have a rainy day game called the silent monster game where I would draw fangs and teeth on masking tape (not duct tape-too hard to get off) for the kids to stick over their mouths. It worked like a charm keeping the kids quiet indoors and they loved it. There was also the inanimate object game- where you did an impression of a chair or table, etc. That one was not as popular.
November 17, 2008 at 11:12 AM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306237Participant[quote=urbanrealtor]So Fredo,
You teach kindergarten?
Ex cons are allowed to drive schoolchildren?
Do you think bathrooms should also have signs about washing after (or before) oral sex?
Do you think 5’8″ is too big for a car seat?
Couldn’t all of these problems (like so many) be solved with duct tape?[/quote]Hey wait a minute! What’s so bad about me teaching kindergarten? I quit teaching when my children were born, but when I did teach I was the kids’ favorite teacher bar none- so there Urban Realtor!
P.S. Speaking of duct tape- I did have a rainy day game called the silent monster game where I would draw fangs and teeth on masking tape (not duct tape-too hard to get off) for the kids to stick over their mouths. It worked like a charm keeping the kids quiet indoors and they loved it. There was also the inanimate object game- where you did an impression of a chair or table, etc. That one was not as popular.
November 17, 2008 at 11:12 AM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306250Participant[quote=urbanrealtor]So Fredo,
You teach kindergarten?
Ex cons are allowed to drive schoolchildren?
Do you think bathrooms should also have signs about washing after (or before) oral sex?
Do you think 5’8″ is too big for a car seat?
Couldn’t all of these problems (like so many) be solved with duct tape?[/quote]Hey wait a minute! What’s so bad about me teaching kindergarten? I quit teaching when my children were born, but when I did teach I was the kids’ favorite teacher bar none- so there Urban Realtor!
P.S. Speaking of duct tape- I did have a rainy day game called the silent monster game where I would draw fangs and teeth on masking tape (not duct tape-too hard to get off) for the kids to stick over their mouths. It worked like a charm keeping the kids quiet indoors and they loved it. There was also the inanimate object game- where you did an impression of a chair or table, etc. That one was not as popular.
November 17, 2008 at 11:12 AM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306268Participant[quote=urbanrealtor]So Fredo,
You teach kindergarten?
Ex cons are allowed to drive schoolchildren?
Do you think bathrooms should also have signs about washing after (or before) oral sex?
Do you think 5’8″ is too big for a car seat?
Couldn’t all of these problems (like so many) be solved with duct tape?[/quote]Hey wait a minute! What’s so bad about me teaching kindergarten? I quit teaching when my children were born, but when I did teach I was the kids’ favorite teacher bar none- so there Urban Realtor!
P.S. Speaking of duct tape- I did have a rainy day game called the silent monster game where I would draw fangs and teeth on masking tape (not duct tape-too hard to get off) for the kids to stick over their mouths. It worked like a charm keeping the kids quiet indoors and they loved it. There was also the inanimate object game- where you did an impression of a chair or table, etc. That one was not as popular.
November 17, 2008 at 11:12 AM in reply to: OT: There are a lot of things that do NOT make sense. #306328Participant[quote=urbanrealtor]So Fredo,
You teach kindergarten?
Ex cons are allowed to drive schoolchildren?
Do you think bathrooms should also have signs about washing after (or before) oral sex?
Do you think 5’8″ is too big for a car seat?
Couldn’t all of these problems (like so many) be solved with duct tape?[/quote]Hey wait a minute! What’s so bad about me teaching kindergarten? I quit teaching when my children were born, but when I did teach I was the kids’ favorite teacher bar none- so there Urban Realtor!
P.S. Speaking of duct tape- I did have a rainy day game called the silent monster game where I would draw fangs and teeth on masking tape (not duct tape-too hard to get off) for the kids to stick over their mouths. It worked like a charm keeping the kids quiet indoors and they loved it. There was also the inanimate object game- where you did an impression of a chair or table, etc. That one was not as popular.
November 15, 2008 at 1:41 PM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #305130ParticipantI was Robert Shapiro’s (O.J. lawyer) kids’ nanny when I was in college. He was pretty liberal.
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