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RE: School Dress Codes - Cynical Ninja - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 02:15 PM)ramseycat Wrote: IQ has nothing to do with it. Get outta my thread. Clearly you can't contribure anything to a normal discussion so beat it. I know you feel bad because you are too poor to give your daughter the things the other kids have and I feel bad for you. But keep your shit to yourself. No one wants to hear it.
My daughter is more spoiled than any of your ratlings will ever be.
Having a mother and father around 24⁄7 helps as well.
RE: School Dress Codes - IMaDick - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 02:50 PM)Cynical Ninja Wrote:(05-15-2012, 02:15 PM)ramseycat Wrote: IQ has nothing to do with it. Get outta my thread. Clearly you can't contribure anything to a normal discussion so beat it. I know you feel bad because you are too poor to give your daughter the things the other kids have and I feel bad for you. But keep your shit to yourself. No one wants to hear it.
My daughter is more spoiled than any of your ratlings will ever be.
Having a mother and father around 24⁄7 helps as well.
So much for that job.
"and" tells the truth.
RE: School Dress Codes - Cynical Ninja - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 02:56 PM)IMaDick Wrote: So much for that job.
"and" tells the truth.
You are as qualified to talk about semantics as you are qualified to talk about typos and grammar i.e not in any way shape or form.
RE: School Dress Codes - ramseycat - 05-15-2012
I'm sure having both parents around would be beneficial for most kids depending on who the parents are. In my case, my kids are better off without their father around. We just want his money.
RE: School Dress Codes - Cynical Ninja - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 03:09 PM)ramseycat Wrote: I'm sure having both parents around would be beneficial for most kids depending on who the parents are. In my case, my kids are better off without their father around. We just want his money.
Why am I not surprised you married a fucknut?
RE: School Dress Codes - ramseycat - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 03:18 PM)Cynical Ninja Wrote:(05-15-2012, 03:09 PM)ramseycat Wrote: I'm sure having both parents around would be beneficial for most kids depending on who the parents are. In my case, my kids are better off without their father around. We just want his money.
Why am I not surprised you married a fucknut?
I can't argue with calling him a fucknut and calling me out for breeding with him. Not the smartest move but it is what it is.
I am surprised Dickley didn't get all riled up by the money comment.
RE: School Dress Codes - Cynical Ninja - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 03:27 PM)ramseycat Wrote: I can't argue with calling him a fucknut and calling me out for breeding with him. Not the smartest move but it is what it is.
Until I met my wife I had my fair share of fucked up girlfriends, luckily I never got any of them pregnant and I was in the main the dumper not the dumpee.
My dad would just shake his head and say "where do find all of these bunny boilers?".
RE: School Dress Codes - username - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 01:58 PM)Cynical Ninja Wrote: A uniform IS a dress code you fucking moron.
Jesus Christ.
Like all of Ramsey's posts, this shit actually belongs in the trivial drivel thread but sometimes they take on an amusing life of their own. Girl scout cookies to school hussies...
RE: School Dress Codes - Maggot - 05-15-2012
My school uniform was a navy blue pair of dress pants with shoes (not sneakers) a white or light blue shirt, a navy blue tie, and a blue jacket or sweater in the winter. For 8 yrs. Then it was Green and yellow for H.S. same thing with a tie. I cheated with a clip on until 5th grade.
I AM THE POWERRRRRRRRRR!!!!
RE: School Dress Codes - Duchess - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 06:34 PM)Maggot Wrote: a navy blue pair of dress pants with shoes (not sneakers) a white or light blue shirt, a navy blue tie, and a blue jacket or sweater in the winter. For 8 yrs.
Sounds like Catholic school.
RE: School Dress Codes - Maggot - 05-15-2012
(05-15-2012, 06:43 PM)Duchess Wrote:(05-15-2012, 06:34 PM)Maggot Wrote: a navy blue pair of dress pants with shoes (not sneakers) a white or light blue shirt, a navy blue tie, and a blue jacket or sweater in the winter. For 8 yrs.
Sounds like Catholic school.
Yeah.....the girls wore red and brown checker dresses with black shoes and a white blouse. I think there was 23 kids in my 8th grade graduation and maybe 140 in my high school one.
RE: School Dress Codes - ramseycat - 05-16-2012
(05-15-2012, 04:43 PM)username Wrote:If you don't like it, start some topics of great interest yourself.(05-15-2012, 01:58 PM)Cynical Ninja Wrote: A uniform IS a dress code you fucking moron.
Jesus Christ.
Like all of Ramsey's posts, this shit actually belongs in the trivial drivel thread but sometimes they take on an amusing life of their own. Girl scout cookies to school hussies...
RE: School Dress Codes - pspence - 05-16-2012
(05-15-2012, 12:44 PM)Ma Huang Sor Wrote: How'd she get out of the house dressed like that?
You obviously aren't a single working parent or you would know there are sometimes you just can't be there...early morning meetings and such...plus, you'd like to think you can trust the kid not to walk out of the house looking like a freaking trollip.
Thankfully that wasn't ever a problem with my daughters...i had issues just not that one. I have a colleague I'm very close to. Her daughter was only 3 when my 3 were all in their teens...now her daughter is 14 and mine are basically fine Fine as you can be with life....anyway, her kid its so sad. Put that shes bi-sexual on her facebook page, has gained 40 pounds, found a note discussing getting more hard drugs. She and her husband have found suicide threatening notes, flunked 8th grade, her humongous boobs hang out of her tight lowcut tops, even reported her mom to DSS for slapping her after she got in his face and told him to fuck off...I hope she gets better with maturity but is worrisome.
Mine just stuck to pot and booze but there sure was plenty of that...when people used to ask how my kids were when they were 16, 18 and 20...i'd say "there's a whole lot of drugs, sex and rockin roll going on at our house and my husband and I aren't getting any of it". Tthank God though they are now in 30s and reasonably non screwed up people. Ha ha.
RE: School Dress Codes - ramseycat - 05-16-2012
I don't know that this father is a single parent. Just that she called her Dad. Could be he is the lesser of two evils in the parent department. But he was pissed. Both parents could have been getting ready for work or one already left. Who knows? But the girl knew when she left for school that she wouldn't get away with that dress. She should have put some jeans or shorts in her backpack knowing she would have to change.
RE: School Dress Codes - IMaDick - 05-16-2012
You don't know who she called but you know she had a backpack?
What else do you know?
RE: School Dress Codes - ramseycat - 05-16-2012
(05-16-2012, 08:36 AM)IMaDick Wrote: You don't know who she called but you know she had a backpack?
What else do you know?
I KNOW she called her father because I could hear her call him Dad and I could hear him yelling. I also SAW her backpack because she had it with it. Wake up Sweetie and go back and read. Do you want me to bring you another cup of coffee?