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You're all about the music. Not too incredibly
mainstream, but not too incredibly underground.
It's awfully hard for anyone to oppose you,
seeing as how you rule.
What band from the 80s are you?
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peter cetera. jeezus.
Feb. 6th, 2005
You're all about the music. Not too incredibly
mainstream, but not too incredibly underground.
It's awfully hard for anyone to oppose you,
seeing as how you rule.
What band from the 80s are you?
brought to you by Quizilla
peter cetera. jeezus.
You're all about the music. Not too incredibly
mainstream, but not too incredibly underground.
It's awfully hard for anyone to oppose you,
seeing as how you rule.
What band from the 80s are you?
brought to you by Quizilla
peter cetera. jeezus.
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Feb. 6th, 2005 10:37 pmdear Anheuser-Busch,
you rock my world.
the Super Bowl commercial you aired was the one of the classiest, most unabashedly patriotic things that i've seen on television in a long time. and this is coming from someone who doesn't even drink your beer. cuz it's bad. but whatever. you guys are amazing.
spontaneous standing ovations in an airport terminal for soldiers returning home from deployment. no dialogue. no fanfare. just a long, sustained round of applause, the faces of grateful soldiers meeting the faces of grateful citizens, and a fade to black with "thank you" in white letters. fucking excellent.
love me.
and dear Fox...
that National Anthem bit didn't suck either. nicely done.
oh yeah...dear Patriots.
yeahhhhhh. just...yeahhhhhh.
you rock my world.
the Super Bowl commercial you aired was the one of the classiest, most unabashedly patriotic things that i've seen on television in a long time. and this is coming from someone who doesn't even drink your beer. cuz it's bad. but whatever. you guys are amazing.
spontaneous standing ovations in an airport terminal for soldiers returning home from deployment. no dialogue. no fanfare. just a long, sustained round of applause, the faces of grateful soldiers meeting the faces of grateful citizens, and a fade to black with "thank you" in white letters. fucking excellent.
love me.
and dear Fox...
that National Anthem bit didn't suck either. nicely done.
oh yeah...dear Patriots.
yeahhhhhh. just...yeahhhhhh.
(no subject)
Feb. 6th, 2005 10:37 pmdear Anheuser-Busch,
you rock my world.
the Super Bowl commercial you aired was the one of the classiest, most unabashedly patriotic things that i've seen on television in a long time. and this is coming from someone who doesn't even drink your beer. cuz it's bad. but whatever. you guys are amazing.
spontaneous standing ovations in an airport terminal for soldiers returning home from deployment. no dialogue. no fanfare. just a long, sustained round of applause, the faces of grateful soldiers meeting the faces of grateful citizens, and a fade to black with "thank you" in white letters. fucking excellent.
love me.
and dear Fox...
that National Anthem bit didn't suck either. nicely done.
oh yeah...dear Patriots.
yeahhhhhh. just...yeahhhhhh.
you rock my world.
the Super Bowl commercial you aired was the one of the classiest, most unabashedly patriotic things that i've seen on television in a long time. and this is coming from someone who doesn't even drink your beer. cuz it's bad. but whatever. you guys are amazing.
spontaneous standing ovations in an airport terminal for soldiers returning home from deployment. no dialogue. no fanfare. just a long, sustained round of applause, the faces of grateful soldiers meeting the faces of grateful citizens, and a fade to black with "thank you" in white letters. fucking excellent.
love me.
and dear Fox...
that National Anthem bit didn't suck either. nicely done.
oh yeah...dear Patriots.
yeahhhhhh. just...yeahhhhhh.
and in the "wtf?" column
Feb. 6th, 2005 11:03 pmOpinion Paper Gets LeMoyne Student Expelled
A graduate student at LeMoyne College has been expelled for writing a paper on his opinion that corporal punishment should be allowed in the classroom. Scott McConnell was working on his master’s degree in the science education program at LeMoyne. He wrote his “Classroom Management Plan” paper in November. After receiving an A- on the paper from his professor, the college decided to expel McConnell. “Even though I have strong convictions and I believe in corporal punishment, I do follow the law of the school and I have never had any problems. If Lemoyne was so afraid of this paper, why did they allow me to do more than 60 hours of in one classroom even after I wrote the paper,” McConnell said.
LeMoyne released the following statement on the matter: “"If we believe a student is not suitable for classroom instruction based on his or her educational philosophy we have an obligation that is consistent with the College's mission and that upholds New York State law and education regulations.” McConnell had worked as a substitute teacher in the Syracuse City School District; his status as a sub has been put on hold pending a meeting with the district next week.
link here
from someone who strongly disagrees with corporal punishment in a classroom, or anywhere for that matter, i think this is utter bullshit.
A graduate student at LeMoyne College has been expelled for writing a paper on his opinion that corporal punishment should be allowed in the classroom. Scott McConnell was working on his master’s degree in the science education program at LeMoyne. He wrote his “Classroom Management Plan” paper in November. After receiving an A- on the paper from his professor, the college decided to expel McConnell. “Even though I have strong convictions and I believe in corporal punishment, I do follow the law of the school and I have never had any problems. If Lemoyne was so afraid of this paper, why did they allow me to do more than 60 hours of in one classroom even after I wrote the paper,” McConnell said.
LeMoyne released the following statement on the matter: “"If we believe a student is not suitable for classroom instruction based on his or her educational philosophy we have an obligation that is consistent with the College's mission and that upholds New York State law and education regulations.” McConnell had worked as a substitute teacher in the Syracuse City School District; his status as a sub has been put on hold pending a meeting with the district next week.
link here
from someone who strongly disagrees with corporal punishment in a classroom, or anywhere for that matter, i think this is utter bullshit.
and in the "wtf?" column
Feb. 6th, 2005 11:03 pmOpinion Paper Gets LeMoyne Student Expelled
A graduate student at LeMoyne College has been expelled for writing a paper on his opinion that corporal punishment should be allowed in the classroom. Scott McConnell was working on his master’s degree in the science education program at LeMoyne. He wrote his “Classroom Management Plan” paper in November. After receiving an A- on the paper from his professor, the college decided to expel McConnell. “Even though I have strong convictions and I believe in corporal punishment, I do follow the law of the school and I have never had any problems. If Lemoyne was so afraid of this paper, why did they allow me to do more than 60 hours of in one classroom even after I wrote the paper,” McConnell said.
LeMoyne released the following statement on the matter: “"If we believe a student is not suitable for classroom instruction based on his or her educational philosophy we have an obligation that is consistent with the College's mission and that upholds New York State law and education regulations.” McConnell had worked as a substitute teacher in the Syracuse City School District; his status as a sub has been put on hold pending a meeting with the district next week.
link here
from someone who strongly disagrees with corporal punishment in a classroom, or anywhere for that matter, i think this is utter bullshit.
A graduate student at LeMoyne College has been expelled for writing a paper on his opinion that corporal punishment should be allowed in the classroom. Scott McConnell was working on his master’s degree in the science education program at LeMoyne. He wrote his “Classroom Management Plan” paper in November. After receiving an A- on the paper from his professor, the college decided to expel McConnell. “Even though I have strong convictions and I believe in corporal punishment, I do follow the law of the school and I have never had any problems. If Lemoyne was so afraid of this paper, why did they allow me to do more than 60 hours of in one classroom even after I wrote the paper,” McConnell said.
LeMoyne released the following statement on the matter: “"If we believe a student is not suitable for classroom instruction based on his or her educational philosophy we have an obligation that is consistent with the College's mission and that upholds New York State law and education regulations.” McConnell had worked as a substitute teacher in the Syracuse City School District; his status as a sub has been put on hold pending a meeting with the district next week.
link here
from someone who strongly disagrees with corporal punishment in a classroom, or anywhere for that matter, i think this is utter bullshit.