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01-28-2010, 08:36 AM | #62 (permalink) |
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What creeped me out is not only that they allowed it but the fat bird dragged the two at the back off the wall as if to say "oy! why aren't you humping on the floor with all the other kids!?" who in their right ****ing mind encourages and demands that of children.
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01-28-2010, 05:52 PM | #65 (permalink) | ||
Nae wains, Great Danes.
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Well thankfully for me, education and healthcare is free here... but thats ****ing extortionate.
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01-28-2010, 06:13 PM | #66 (permalink) | |
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@Rickenbacker. how much is tuition now? first time i tried post secondary it was $1500 a year. last time i went through a year of schooling it was $2500. that's just domestic tuition, no books, fees, etc. |
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01-28-2010, 09:48 PM | #67 (permalink) |
we are stardust
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^ I'm a tax payer and health and education are free here... and as a tax payer I feel pretty good about it. I'm glad my taxes are going towards things that are useful.
Anyway, school dances seem like such an American thing. We had school 'socials' during high school but nobody went to them. |
01-29-2010, 12:17 AM | #68 (permalink) |
Partying on the inside
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heh.. I dunno about the rest of America, but where I'm from, school dances were just a day that provided you an alibi from your parents who thought you were... dancing... at school... when you were actually getting drunk, high, and ass, in the backseat of a limo.
The professional picture sessions were just physical evidence to support your alibi.
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