YESSSS. Anyone that thought the leads in that had chemistry was either on drugs or 8. Or both. Possibly.

I know, right? My brother and I had our own rooms on a seperate floor from my parents (My parents room was right above mine; my brother was across the hall). We slept upstairs, down the hall from my parents (in my dads office) in a crib, but when were out of the crib, we were moved downstairs.

I made the mistake of going to Staples yesterday. It was jammed with people who had carts full of folders, notebooks and pens with very disgruntled looking kids next to them. So I am kind of guessing they were not teachers stocking up on their own supplies.

..and there is the rub, right? You actually put in your time (two years of school plus a year and it was still work). Here is a clue for everyone: if any program is telling you that it is easy and/or quick, then you are going to give a lot of money and get shit for it.

Even though statistically, your child is far more likely to be sexually molested by an adult they are already know? You let that be a deciding factor in where to buy your house?
You also get all your halloween candy x-rayed, don’t you?

Please refrain from saying its free acess. Its not. Libraries pay for this access, like everyone else. They support this by either taxing their users directly, by user fees (which are a tax) or because a city council/government (somewhere) sees fit to peel off tax raised funds from a muncipal general fund to give to…

Uh, the Olympics has moved around since they “restarted” in 1896. When they were held in Greece they were not exactly the International games, they were Grecian games....part of the problem with the Olympics is that they have gotten so large is that they are actually too much of a burden (not just the infrastructure…

I don’t mind the wall tile in the kitchen - not with the floor; but the tile alone is workable.

Boy, that was a way to totally miss the entire point of the article. Great job! *slow clap*