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than these...

http://www.cnn.com/2007/EDUCATION/05/13/faked.attack.ap/index.html

Who possibly could have thought this was a good idea?
 
Man, what idiots. I think they should all be canned.

What possibly could be gained by that? Besides the joy of watching sixth-graders wet themselves?
 
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Man, what idiots. I think they should all be canned.

What possibly could be gained by that? Besides the joy of watching sixth-graders wet themselves?

Yeah, these idiots gotta go. This is like the Chappelle's Show skit where they bring the kids into the hospital and have a doctor covered in blood tell them their parents are dead. I think it's a good rule of thumb that any time a teacher does something that would make a funny Chappelle's Show skit, they should be ****-canned. Hawhaw ... real ****ing funny ... now about your contract for next year.
 
It's not enough to fire them.

I'd wait a couple of months, then call the teachers to tell them their houses burned down. Or their children were in a bus accident. Or their medical tests came back with bad news.

Those poor kids.
 
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Welcome, folks from the other thread.
 
Isn't that Julie Christie circa Dr. Zhivago, not Shampoo? I want my money back!
 
And she's in a new movie "Away from Her". Directed by the incredibly talented Sarah Polley and based on the Alice Munro short story "The Bear Came over the Mountain".

Very very nice reviews.

http://www.caprifilms.com/awayfromher/

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Still incredibly good looking in her 60's.
 
For reasons entirely personal, I tend to stay away from Alzheimer's-themed popular culture. But, Julie -- and Sarah Polley, who KILLED in "The Sweet Hereafter" - might cause me to reconsider.
 
Fenian_Bastard said:
For reasons entirely personal, I tend to stay away from Alzheimer's-themed popular culture. But, Julie -- and Sarah Polley, who KILLED in "The Sweet Hereafter" - might cause me to reconsider.

Have you abandoned sweet, sweet Maggie?
 
The Good Doctor said:
Fenian_Bastard said:
For reasons entirely personal, I tend to stay away from Alzheimer's-themed popular culture. But, Julie -- and Sarah Polley, who KILLED in "The Sweet Hereafter" - might cause me to reconsider.

Have you abandoned sweet, sweet Maggie?

Nay, nay.
Julie was the Maggie of my adolescence -- along with Diana Rigg. Sarah Polley's performance in TSH was what I meant.
 
And FB, although pretty much unknown outside of Canada, Gordon Pinsent is one great actor who decided to stay here rather than head to LA.

It's pretty much at the top of our list right now--just have to wait until we get an evening free from hockey. :)
 
Fenian_Bastard said:
The Good Doctor said:
Fenian_Bastard said:
For reasons entirely personal, I tend to stay away from Alzheimer's-themed popular culture. But, Julie -- and Sarah Polley, who KILLED in "The Sweet Hereafter" - might cause me to reconsider.

Have you abandoned sweet, sweet Maggie?

Nay, nay.
Julie was the Maggie of my adolescence -- along with Diana Rigg. Sarah Polley's performance in TSH was what I meant.

I'll never get the Maggie thing. But we have found common ground on Diana Rigg. I discovered Avengers reruns well after they ran (I am a bit young), but man.
 

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