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MasterOfNone wrote:

WildBill wrote:

jmra wrote:

AlaskanInTexas wrote:Last night my kindergartener son said this to me as I put him to bed: "I really like guns, but we are not allowed to say 'gun' at school any more."

That's just sad. As a youngster we would bring snap guns to school and play cowboys and Indians. That would probably get a 6 yr old arrested today.

Maybe today you could play "cowboys and native Americans" and it would be okay.

It would be upgraded to a hate crime because the cowboys target the indians based on their ethnicity.

jmra wrote:

AlaskanInTexas wrote:Last night my kindergartener son said this to me as I put him to bed: "I really like guns, but we are not allowed to say 'gun' at school any more."

That's just sad. As a youngster we would bring snap guns to school and play cowboys and Indians. That would probably get a 6 yr old arrested today.

Oldgringo wrote:

WildBill wrote:

C-dub wrote:

WildBill wrote:

smokejensen wrote:I suppose it would be safe to say that CHL instructors would be exempted from the above proverb.

Good recovery!

"For those teachers who can't teach, teach gym." Woody Allen

Jack Black said that in "School of Rock."

Woody Allen in "Annie Hall" [1977]. “Those who can't do, teach. And those who can't teach, teach gym.”

School of Rock [2003]. Funny movie! I will have to watch it again and look for that line.

No disrespect for all teachers is intended.

Fixed that......for me.

C-dub wrote:

WildBill wrote:

smokejensen wrote:I suppose it would be safe to say that CHL instructors would be exempted from the above proverb.

Good recovery!

"For those teachers who can't teach, teach gym." Woody Allen

Jack Black said that in "School of Rock."

smokejensen wrote:I suppose it would be safe to say that CHL instructors would be exempted from the above proverb.