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Lookout wrote:
> On Tue, 24 Feb 2009 22:53:10 -0500, "walter" <>
> wrote:
>
>> G. Morgan wrote:
>>
>>> walter wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Which does not change the fact that he's a 17 year-old MALE pussy,
>>>> taught to be a pussy, probably by his mommy whom he went running
>>>> to, who then called the "authorities" because a girl slapped her
>>>> precious little boy in his face for calling her a bitch. Not ONCE,
>>>> but again after she told him not to do it again.
>>>
>>> I'm sure his mom didn't find out because he went home crying like a
>>> little kid
>>
>> Then you would be wrong. Because that's exactly what happened. He
>> called her a bitch, she told him not to talk to her like that again,
>> he did, and she slapped him upside his head. He ran home and told
>> his mommy. Mommy called the principal, my daughter got suspended,
>> and here I am awaiting a law suit from some nut case mommy.
>>
>>> There are two sides to every
>>> story.
>>
>> Which part of, "I talked to her principal" did you not understand?
>>
>>> I'd be more ****ed off if the school didn't follow the proper
>>> procedure and had a "double-standard" in place. You can be damn
>>> sure if the slapper & slappee were reversed, that boy would be in
>>> as much or more trouble.
>>
>> Why do most people in this group pre-suppose I'm defending my
>> daughter when I've said from the beginning she was wrong for raising
>> her hands?
>>
>> Reading comprehension skill problems perhaps?
>>
> Most of us know your daughter was wrong.

Provocation is only grounds for mitigation, not any kind of excusation.
This one's pretty B+W.

You can't accept it and
> that's why you're getting ****ed.

On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 13:36:44 +0000, Centre Parting wrote:

> excusation.

Gawd help us.



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walter wrote:

> (while I await being sued by an irate parent of a pussy)

Speaking of this 'suing' business.

There's a problem in that your daughter has been 'damaged' by the exchange
and its consequences, which exchange was clearly initiated by the spoiled
bratboy. Her suspension will not look good on her record for a number of
things that the highschool resume might be used for; a job with
managerial potential, college applications, military service
opportunities.

Normally I'm completely against people suing each other to make lawyers
happy, but there /are/ considerations when there is damage, ergo a tort.

If you/she should sue him/hisparents for (verbally) assaulting her and
provoking her into her (allegedly justifiable) response, which response
got her suspended and her future damaged -- then you would have to spend
some bucks on your lawyer, but which suit would result in his parents
having to spend some bucks on their lawyer.

In order to calm down all of the buck spending, your lawyer (you/she)
should agree to settle for a letter of apology from bratboy to your
daughter.

The upshot of all of that is that she would have some decent paper work
which makes her side of the situation look a lot better than just being
suspended for hitting on - battering - someone -- so that if she ever has
to do damage control to help her get a job or a college admission that is
being hindered by this suspension business, she will be prepared.

Now, if you are really a hothead and are willing to spend even more bucks
on this deal, you could probably make his parents spend a lot of bucks as
well and actually taking it into civil court instead of settling after the
papers fly.



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Mike Easter

On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 07:17:13 -0800, Mike Easter wrote:

> Her suspension will not look good on her record for a number of things
> that the highschool resume might be used for; a job with managerial
> potential, college applications, military service opportunities.

How can anything that occurs during one's school days have any effect on
job prospects in the real world?

I was suspended a number of times when I was in secondary school and
actually expelled from two schools (rebel without a clue <G>). When it
came to job applications after I left the only thing that mattered to
prospective employers were the results of my state examinations taken in
my last year of school('O' Levels, of which I had seven at 'A' grade)
which were well above average.

Any job for which I ever had to attend an interview I got.



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Titanic, at Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast.
< http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Titanic>

In news:go3ndk$f23$ "Mike Easter"
<> wrote:

> Her suspension will not look good on her record for a number of
> things that the highschool resume might be used for; a job with
> managerial potential, college applications, military service
> opportunities.
>

Other than supplying a transcript with my college applications, nobody
has ever asked for anything beyond the name of my high school and
whether and when I graduated.

In fact, nobody ever asked for any more than that about my college
experience.

I suppose it's remotely conceivable that somebody went a little farther
than that when I got security clearances, but even that's a bit
far-fetched.

Unless your actions resulted in a police record, nobody really cares
what you did in high school.

--
Bert Hyman St. Paul, MN

Aardvark wrote:
> Mike Easter wrote:
>
>> Her suspension will not look good on her record for a number of things
>> that the highschool resume might be used for; a job with managerial
>> potential, college applications, military service opportunities.
>
> How can anything that occurs during one's school days have any effect on
> job prospects in the real world?

At the stage when you are just graduating or preparing to graduate from
HS, there is often a great deal of competition for the next level -- such
as which college you would like to attend, whether or not you get into
officer candidate school, which one of a number of job applicants a
manager should hire.

The HS senior tries to compete with highschool grades, which highschool
courses matriculated, highschool honors, and highschool extracurricular
activities to 'beat out' other applicants for the same position/ seat/
admission.

The senior tries to come up with as many positives compared to other
applicants as possible, and to have as few negatives as possible.

Having an out-of-school disciplinary suspension on one's 'record' for
battering another student would be considered a negative which might need
some mitigation.

There _are_ jobs and positions where it doesn't matter whether you have a
HS diploma or national citizenship or residency or not -- but some
competitions are more stringent.


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Mike Easter

"walter" <> lamented this using
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>
> [...]
>
> Bottom line:
>
> Boy calls girl "bitch". Girl stands up and says, "Don't talk to me that
> way."
> Boy calls girl, "****ing bitch". Girl slaps boy in face. Boy tattles
> on girl. Girl
> gets 3-day out of school (assault) suspension. Boy gets 2-day in school
> lunch detention (abusive language)
>
> Now I ask you (while I await being sued by an irate parent of a pussy)
> who's the "bitch"?

My first guess would be that woman in California who had 8 babies at once.
She had 6 before that...

I bet her snapper is NEVER gonna be tight again!

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"walter" <> wrote in message
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> ian field wrote:
>
>> "walter" <> wrote in message
>> news:go1sh4$4t3$...
>>> Prologue: My daughter (HS Senior) and this kid have been at odds
>>> for a couple years. Don't know why. Never really cared until now.
>>>
>>> Situation: Last Friday she's trying to get a jump-start on her
>>> homework while waiting for Orchestra Class to start. She's in the
>>> middle of a paragraph when this kid comes up to her and says he
>>> needs to know his assignmnent. My daughter says, "In a minute, just
>>> let me finish what I'm doing first." [And I'm sure she didn't say
>>> that in the nicest of ways given their history] So the kid get's a
>>> little adament and
>>> demands to know his assignment "right now". In reply She says, "I'm
>>> almost finished what I'm doing ...gimme another sec." [probably in a
>>> ****ed-off tone] He then calls her
>>> a bitch. She stands up and tells him not to speak to her that way. He
>>> informs her that he'll, "speak to her any way he wants" and calls
>>> her a "****ING bitch."
>>>
>>> So she slapped him upside the head with an open hand.
>>>
>>> Now you'ld THINK that would have been the end of it, right?
>>>
>>> WRONG.
>>>
>>> Pussy-boy went running to his mommy, who in turn called the principal
>>> demanding something be done about it.
>>>
>>> (My daughter has NEVER had any previous disciplinary problems)
>>>
>>> Result: My daughter gets suspended for 3 days.
>>>
>>> Epilogue: We all (including my daughter) know she was wrong for
>>> "using her
>>> hands" and there will be consequences for her while she's at home
>>> "serving her time" so to speak. But JESUS H CHRIST on a
>>> mother-****in' STICK! What the hell is this world coming to when a
>>> teenage "boy" runs to his mommy, who calls the principal and
>>> rats-out a "girl" for slapping him in
>>> the face?
>>>
>>> And lest you think I'm running to my daughter's defense, I'm not.
>>> She had three witnesses (including one teacher) appear before the
>>> principal who backed up her version of what happened 100%.
>>>
>>> I spoke with the principal myself, and was informed that even though
>>> the punishment
>>> may seem "unjust", his hands are tied by the "law" and the usual
>>> suspension
>>> for
>>> "physical assault" is 5-10 days.
>>>
>>> So I guess I'm supposed to be grateful she only got 3.
>>>
>>> Bottom line:
>>>
>>> Boy calls girl "bitch". Girl stands up and says, "Don't talk to me
>>> that way."
>>> Boy calls girl, "****ing bitch". Girl slaps boy in face. Boy
>>> tattles on girl. Girl
>>> gets 3-day out of school (assault) suspension. Boy gets 2-day in
>>> school lunch detention (abusive language)
>>>
>>> Now I ask you (while I await being sued by an irate parent of a
>>> pussy) who's
>>> the "bitch"?
>>>
>>
>> Move her to a rougher school - they're less heavy handed with people
>> who stand up to bullies.
>
> She'll be over 18 and off to college in the fall.
>
> And the fact that she DID stand up to a bully (the kid she "assaulted"
> with the slap has been in trouble many times before) is what gives me
> mixed emotions about punishing her further.
>

Put flyers around the school telling how the other kid went telling tales
after being slapped by a girl.

The taunts should leave him psychologically damaged well into adult life.

"Investigative Reporter Web server" <"Investigative
Reporter1123.Web.server"> wrote in message
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> JAMES wrote:
>>> And the fact that she DID stand up to a bully (the kid she "assaulted"
>>> with the slap has been in trouble many times before) is what gives me
>>> mixed emotions about punishing her further.
>> The fact that your daughter stood up for herself should make you feel
>> proud in a way,no excuse for violence, even though it was fully deserved
>> .
>> 3 days off school will not do her any harm , but I bet the "pussy" will
>> stay clear of her now.
>> Jim
>
> What are you talking about? She had better watch out, because she might
> get gun down in school just on GP. It's a high school in the USA. He might
> go to his daddy's gun case and comeback packing. They do that kind of
> thing is the suburbs.

Bullet proof vest?

On Wed, 25 Feb 2009 16:49:23 -0000, "ian field" <>
wrote:

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>Put flyers around the school telling how the other kid went telling tales
>after being slapped by a girl.
>
>The taunts should leave him psychologically damaged well into adult life.

The fact that the boy felt perfectly free to refer to the girl as a "****ing
bitch" proves he already *has* some psychological problems. I hope they *don't*
follow him into adult life.

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