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June 14, 2009 at 1:15 PM in reply to: OT: Is Swine Flu Pandemic Warning exaggerated? And who’s really at risk? #415474June 14, 2009 at 1:15 PM in reply to: OT: Is Swine Flu Pandemic Warning exaggerated? And who’s really at risk? #415714
PadreBrian
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hah. What does anyone need marital law for? They just do what they want both Bush and Obama.
June 14, 2009 at 1:15 PM in reply to: OT: Is Swine Flu Pandemic Warning exaggerated? And who’s really at risk? #415970ParticipantLEVEL 6 LEVEL 6!!!!
hah. What does anyone need marital law for? They just do what they want both Bush and Obama.
June 14, 2009 at 1:15 PM in reply to: OT: Is Swine Flu Pandemic Warning exaggerated? And who’s really at risk? #416040ParticipantLEVEL 6 LEVEL 6!!!!
hah. What does anyone need marital law for? They just do what they want both Bush and Obama.
June 14, 2009 at 1:15 PM in reply to: OT: Is Swine Flu Pandemic Warning exaggerated? And who’s really at risk? #416197ParticipantLEVEL 6 LEVEL 6!!!!
hah. What does anyone need marital law for? They just do what they want both Bush and Obama.
ParticipantI object to calling it “paying for grades”. It’s more like “rewarding good grades”. Just as real professions and the real world, the harder you work the more you are rewarded. The amounts the OP posted aren’t too extreme.
That said, I also believe the child should have to work a part-time summer job (golf caddy, fastfood, bagger, whatever) once they hit 16. They’ll understand and appreciate the work ethic.
ParticipantI object to calling it “paying for grades”. It’s more like “rewarding good grades”. Just as real professions and the real world, the harder you work the more you are rewarded. The amounts the OP posted aren’t too extreme.
That said, I also believe the child should have to work a part-time summer job (golf caddy, fastfood, bagger, whatever) once they hit 16. They’ll understand and appreciate the work ethic.
ParticipantI object to calling it “paying for grades”. It’s more like “rewarding good grades”. Just as real professions and the real world, the harder you work the more you are rewarded. The amounts the OP posted aren’t too extreme.
That said, I also believe the child should have to work a part-time summer job (golf caddy, fastfood, bagger, whatever) once they hit 16. They’ll understand and appreciate the work ethic.
ParticipantI object to calling it “paying for grades”. It’s more like “rewarding good grades”. Just as real professions and the real world, the harder you work the more you are rewarded. The amounts the OP posted aren’t too extreme.
That said, I also believe the child should have to work a part-time summer job (golf caddy, fastfood, bagger, whatever) once they hit 16. They’ll understand and appreciate the work ethic.
ParticipantI object to calling it “paying for grades”. It’s more like “rewarding good grades”. Just as real professions and the real world, the harder you work the more you are rewarded. The amounts the OP posted aren’t too extreme.
That said, I also believe the child should have to work a part-time summer job (golf caddy, fastfood, bagger, whatever) once they hit 16. They’ll understand and appreciate the work ethic.
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