EDUCATION: NOT FOR THOSE WITH A WEAK STOMACH

Students tricked into eating moose poop by school staff

(Thanks to funny man)

Comments

[MikeyVA]

Fair is fair. They give teacher's BS all of the time.

[padraig]

Already blogged. judi, your march right down to your office and fire you.

[padraig]

your => you
or maybe "you're"
How dare Mr Language Person go on vacation in a time of grammatical usage crisis?

[mazar larry]

Thanks, Pad- first thought it was poo deja vous

[Steve]

May I suggest that the adults involved be required to stand up in front of the kids and their parents and explain exactly why they thought it was a good idea?
(One of my teachers used this method on the kids and it worked wonders).

[Loudmouth]

Rabbits make chocolate covered raisins.

[Loudmouth]

When I worked in the blood bank we had a crusty old head nurse. She couldn't take boneheads making the excuse that "everyone does it". Her response was always, "If I sh!+ in your hand would you eat it?". I never thought the answer might be yes.

[ubetcha]

Uh oh Judi -- I hope you know how to erase this blog before his Blogness sees it.

[Mad Librarian]

It's insensitive of me, I know, but how can a 13-year-old not tell the difference between chocolate and poop?And if you aren't sure, don't put it in your mouth.

[Omniskeptic]

Ah, leave Judi alone. Like another recent dupe post, this one merits repeating, if only since it gives me a chance to think of a jape I missed on the first go-round, namely something about "wipe that $hit-eating grin off your faces, kids ..."

[PirateBoy]

I was thinking of a franchise reboot: The Three Feces of Eve...

[ligirl]

missed opportunity, spammer:

'Wiseman said the school division should order the staff involved in the incident to take anti-bullWINKLEing training...'

[Just Some Guy]

LOL, mazar larry, at "poo deja vous". deja poo is more succinct. Calls to mind Catch-22. Heller could instead have discussed deja poo (poo before), presque poo (almost poo), and jamais poo (never poo).