Stanley Doble
Call Me a Cab
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Unless you are rich and "know" the right politicians.
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Vintage Things That Have Disappeared In Your Lifetime?
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Unless you are rich and "know" the right politicians.
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I've seen shows like Brit Cops and Motorway Cops and it blew my mind to see people merely getting a "caution" for offenses that would be serious ones in the US.
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Gregg Axley
I'll Lock Up
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But when they start speaking in kilometers I mean really, who can understand how fast that really is?
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That is everywhere. Welcome to the real world.
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They even let them get away for property crimes without jail sentences! Go ahead and rob your neighbor but pay a fine and everything is fine. :doh: Oh and Russia is actually the biggest incarcerator of their population. Go figure. lol lol lol
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We still are. Cane them I say! Then let them go with a fine.And yet many here would say that we are to lenient as well as inconsistent.
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We still are. Cane them I say! Then let them go with a fine.
Thank you, I have been a proponent of caning ever since that idiot American kid was caned in China. I truly believe it will cure many a miscreant from negative behavior just as a paddling did in elementary school way back when.
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Boy did it. I still remember Principal Edwards.......then they replaced him with a touchy feely woman when he retired.Thank you, I have been a proponent of caning ever since that idiot American kid was caned in China. I truly believe it will cure many a miscreant from negative behavior just as a paddling did in elementary school way back when.
I couldn't work up much of a sweat thinking I might end up going to the principal's office. :rofl:
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Boy did it. I still remember Principal Edwards.......then they replaced him with a touchy feely woman when he retired.
Principal Messick was a jolly stocky man who seemed to delight in swinging the paddle just so that we could hear the eerie whistling sound it made. He would tell us how much he hated to use it yet we still got the feeling he enjoyed it. We loved, respected, and feared him, as we should have.
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Fear is a great motivating force. I have always said that I would rather be feared than loved.Principal Messick was a jolly stocky man who seemed to delight in swinging the paddle just so that we could hear the eerie whistling sound it made. He would tell us how much he hated to use it yet we still got the feeling he enjoyed it. We loved, respected, and feared him, as we should have.
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Fear is a great motivating force. I have always said that I would rather be feared than loved.
I love to be feared. My students seem to love me. They always want to be in my room, thank me at graduation, never give me grief when I suspend them, and know that I am a man of my word. They are good kids.
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Just think of all the time you would save if they feared you instead.I love to be feared. My students seem to love me. They always want to be in my room, thank me at graduation, never give me grief when I suspend them, and know that I am a man of my word. They are good kids.
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Just think of all the time you would save if they feared you instead.
I almost never suspend as a result of negative behavior directed towards me or occurring in my classroom. 99% of suspensions or campus beautifications I hand out result in offenses that occur in another teacher's classroom. As I said previously, they know that I am a man of my word. There are consequences for negative behaviors and I am okay with meting out those consequences.
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Campus beautification? Is that when you make them dress like humans?I almost never suspend as a result of negative behavior directed towards me or occurring in my classroom. 99% of suspensions or campus beautifications I hand out result in offenses that occur in another teacher's classroom. As I said previously, they know that I am a man of my word. There are consequences for negative behaviors and I am okay with meting out those consequences.
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We have a dress code that is enforced. We also have the cleanest campus in our district as well as lowest number of suspensions. Our kids typically enjoy our site and do not want the boot that awaits those who will not abide. We typically have a really good crop of kids.
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You must have some kind of private/public school(charter) because you won't find that around here.We have a dress code that is enforced. We also have the cleanest campus in our district as well as lowest number of suspensions. Our kids typically enjoy our site and do not want the boot that awaits those who will not abide. We typically have a really good crop of kids.
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You must have some kind of private/public school(charter) because you won't find that around here.
It is not difficult to do and still have fun. Kids want boundaries. They want discipline. It is easier on them if they know that if they cross certain lines that there will be repercussions. Stability is important and makes them feel safe. Besides, it is at the very least, our job.
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Oh, now I know you ain't from around here! Government schools here have teachers who are just concerned about when they can retire and at how much.It is not difficult to do and still have fun. Kids want boundaries. They want discipline. It is easier on them if they know that if they cross certain lines that there will be repercussions. Stability is important and makes them feel safe. Besides, it is at the very least, our job.
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Oh, now I know you ain't from around here! Government schools here have teachers who are just concerned about when they can retire and at how much.
You are on a different planet, the teachers at the school wherein I work do not have that mentality in any way whatsoever.
We like and care about are students.
