cucumbers? Because that's all that ever goes on in our public K-12 school system, right? I mean, I read the posts here all the time about the need to take one's kids out of public school and homeschool them b/c it's important that the average American share his grand intellect with his children. My question is: in which classes do the students learn how to put condoms on cucumbers, have gay sex and learn that Marxism is the only true way when it comes to government/culture/economics, is it "Lesbian Algebra," "Chemistry for Pederasts," "Maoist French Grammar," "Trigonometry for Leninists," or do they have specific questions on the standardized tests for humanities' courses that question the ability of students to put condoms on cucumbers, espouse Marxism, etc. when taking state/federal exams in history and literature? Please tell me. I only taught in the public school system for a year and a half and had to observe several classes, but missed out on these fascinating courses, perhaps I just observed on the wrong day, eh?
I don't need to live in my mother's basement as I own my own home, bought after the bubble burst with money I earned from working an honest living as a foreign-language teacher. I also own my own car, save wisely and plan to invest in another property in 2012. Don't make so many assumptions.
I don't need to live in my mother's basement as I own my own home, bought after the bubble burst with money I earned from working an honest living as a foreign-language teacher. I also own my own car, save wisely and plan to invest in another property in 2012. Don't make so many assumptions.