Quote: “I haven’t met any public school teachers who are really all that qualified to teach their subjects.”
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qittramaal
Good for you guys. However, like I said, of the people I know who continued with the program and those who were my peers, none them should be in a classroom teaching.
I haven’t met any public school teachers who are really all that qualified to teach their subjects. When I was getting my undergraduate education, I dropped the secondary education path because it was way too frustrating being in classes with these idiots. I’d probably get fired for having read books that weren’t…
You must also be on the side of stupid.
LOST was also awesome. These shows were playing with the same themes. The big change is that the Leftovers had the benefit of brevity while LOST was forced to spin its wheels at the behest of corporate demands. Despite that, it was still heavy hitting and iconic.
You’re probably just stupid.
You have to question if she was telling the truth.
Or don’t go to a doctor because you’re probably poor and uninsured.
Sure. But, man, exercising a little bit of skepticism is pretty essential when exposed to this nonsense. Regardless, this whole conversation is messed up.
This is a story created by a journalist after getting information from a source. Swift didn’t make a public announcement. All of this is generated by the celeb gossip industry and has little to do with what Swift and this dude orchestrating anything.
“real word” is such a stupid concept.
This show isn’t about talent or whatever the heck that means. It’s about spectacle and marketability.
In regards to LOST: plotlines are dropped because it’s a multiyear series in which actors decided they could not commit and left the show.
The puzzle-watchers are totally obnoxious sorts of people because couldn’t resolve anything that isn’t superficial. They spent too much time trying to guess the end of the plot and missed the whole show in the process.
That’s not what happened.
Translates to “durp-a-doo, I couldn’t follow the plot and I missed all the essential thematic points and questions, durrr.”
Maybe the problem is not the show but that fact you’re an idiot?
If you think it’s a “steaming pile,” you might as well consider yourself illiterate.
If you quit LOST after season three because “it all goes down hill,” you’re a moron who can barely follow plot. And much worse than that, you’re a moron who can’t identify and analyze themes.