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In reply to the discussion: Mississippi School Charged With Arresting Kids For Flatulence, Wrong Color Socks, Breaking Pencils [View all]Kelvin Mace
(17,469 posts)21. Because some days
you can only take so much bad news. And this comes from a person who hates fart jokes.
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Mississippi School Charged With Arresting Kids For Flatulence, Wrong Color Socks, Breaking Pencils [View all]
kpete
Oct 2012
OP
I thought there was a judge in Florida that got sent up for feeding the prison.
Frustratedlady
Oct 2012
#37
Flatulence? How do they determine who is the culprit in a classroom of adolescents?
yellowcanine
Oct 2012
#12
If you would do anything, ANYTHING that would destroy your country's democracy
FiveGoodMen
Oct 2012
#44
Are these private or public schools? Since when can schools tell you what color socks to wear?
madmom
Oct 2012
#26
One is kind of obvious, if they're disciplining students for mismatched socks. (nt)
Posteritatis
Oct 2012
#45
... The school district has about 6,000 students, with 86 percent being black and
struggle4progress
Oct 2012
#28
re: the construct, probably an abuse of the "disruption" carte-blanche. (nt)
Posteritatis
Oct 2012
#39
you've gotta be kidding - the people making this policy wouldn't last 3 hrs. in DCPS
wordpix
Oct 2012
#40