LeapingLizard

LeapingLizard

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Geez, Rat... Well, I guess you can only hide things from other people for so long. If you don't just talk it out, there's the big bang! Hope you had fun! ll

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DrGuy Agreed. I don't think they enjoy it either, they just get socialized into it. These kind of shirts are part of it. TexasWahine just posted an article that touches on this topic, too. Another reason was "They Sitnk" simly stated. I can't remeber the others. I was trting not to call too much attention to the sirt myself! ll

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There's a lot of us . . . dharmagrl, chip, SPC, greywar, lifehappens, locomama, LadyCleve, dysmas, adrianthepatriot (my hubby), pseudosoldier . . . there's probably more that I'm forgetting . . . Whoa. Gotcha. I thought I was picking up clues...cool. ll

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chiprj black boxer-briefs oooh, my favorite! (both short white socks, just different brands), I have always admired those that can do this. I c

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Halloween striped undies with a glow in the dark "Boo" on them Bet your hubby likes those! The tattoo on my chest is of the earth. It has a couple stars around it and some motion lines that wrap around it. ll

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So spicey, TW! I'm still in my teacher gear today, and it's winter in MN. Long NY & Co dark gray skirt. It's thick, kinda like sweat shirt material, but stretchy with a drawstring. Super comfortable for teacherwear. A blue Old Navy button down fitted shirt (blouse, I guess). It has these little scruchies (pleats kinda) around the boob area so it actually looks like I have some! Whew whoooo!I have a white tank top under the blue shirt to

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Parts by Tedd ArnoldI Love You, Stinkyface by Lisa McCourtTough Boris by Mem FoxThe Halloweiner by Dav Pilkey We Share Everything by Robert Munsch I don't have any of those...nor have I read them. I'll get back to you once I do. It's my job! ll

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Top Picture Books Story Books (folklore, fantasy, contemporary fiction, historical fiction) Base, Graeme. The Discovery of Dragons. Harry N Abrams Inc. 1996. Fantasy, Elementary °Carle, Eric. The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Philomel Books. 1987. Fantasy, Lower Elementary °*Gaiman, Neil. Illustr

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I realize now that that comment may have come off wrong. what I meant was take advantage of the years of your life where you wtill have the will,the freedom, the time, and the enrgy to be idealistic. Go for it whole-heartidly. ll

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Baker, Why are you always making all these accusations using the term liberals? It really bugs me. ll

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"Idealism in my prime" you get to be! take advantage of it. ll

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TW, I agree with you for the most part. I see shirts all the time in school that have logos on them that reinforce gender stereotypes. I think each child is born different, boys and girls, along a continuum of sexual behavior. Some boys end up more stereotypically feminine and some girls end up stereotypically masculine. As a society, we all influence children around us and a lot of it comes from the focus that parents have in the hom

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Realistically, the people that question political motives, elections, decisions, wars, whatever on JU aren't that left. Former US weapons inspector Scott Ritter called the Bush victories a coup d'etat of the US government in Washington not too long ago. That's something to put in a pipe and smoke it, not that I'm telling anyone here to do that, but maybe...just maybe...I hope that widens the perpective on things a bit.

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As usual, today I was in the schools again. From across the third/forth grade room, I saw a black t-shirt with pink glittery writing on it. After a second, I noticed it said: . "What Stinks About Boys" Ugh. I hate these kinds of shirts anyway, but I asked the young lady (a whole 8 years old) to come over so I could read it. Two of the five comment

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