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killed at least 60

i did too. i was 17 for about a month into my first year of college. you tend to see less and less of that with parents holding their kids back a year.

i wouldn't even mind a small catapult. you're starting to make me wish the ponderosa was still open.

that's pretty badass. by any chance, do you have problems with your neighbors and the chickens?

i think people should be able to sit at a table, cover themselves with a tarp, and have the servers throw food into their mouths. i could get behind that.

you'll be alright. just say off the drugs son.

someone's comment on the live feed was, "i hope there were no cats around".

ohhh. i figured a spot was already open to bring in winters.

i assume this is a set up to sign someone else?

school openings may be more entertaining than the football season.

i'm all for opening schools in a controlled manner, but what is it with some of these states, (maybe it's not fair to say states but rather regions)? i don't see how this type of opening won't go badly. some teachers here are saying they're refusing to go back to work until our county has 14 days with no positive tests, and then there's the opposite extreme of this.

did he really?

soup kitchens serve better food than applebees.

i wonder how the op's heart disease is going.

where you the dude that posted under the name bob lazar? i was wondering what happened to you.

atta boy sean.

oh you!

i usually take today off.

i wouldn't want to be a school administrator right now, that's for sure. we starting to see some fallout of this. i don't think i'll completely lose any staff, but we're going to have to shift hours. i'll do what i can to make it work, but the next two weeks are going to be fun. i was honestly just excited not have to pay daycare for one kid. with both of them it was $600 a week.

how the nfl manages this may be more entertaining than the product on the field this year.

oh he has the money, but aren't there more fun things you could waste 15 mill on? he could hire a bunch of homeless people to run around his back yard while he throws full beer cans at them. he gets them working, and he has fun with his money. win win.

he might as well place that money in a giant pile, and set it on fire. it would just be easier that way.

our district has the same set up. two days in and three days at home. it seems to be the elementary schools that are the only ones to consider the 5 days. our daughter is going into kindergarten, so i don't know how the three days at home is going to work. we're 90% we'll have to send her private. we do want her in school more than 2 days, but we both work full time, and have no idea who care will work out otherwise. it's actually cheaper to send her to a 5 day a week private school than it is back to daycare, (they're starting a kindergarten program to help parents out).

anyone struggling to figure out schooling? it's shocking how many different models there are per district, and per grade. some are part time for all levels, (2 days in, 3 days at home). some are 5 days full time for elementary. my nephew's district is 5 half days for elementary. some are trying to go complete remote learning. it's incredible to how all over the place this is.