There ARE really good schools. But you have to be an activist parent and willing to let your kid commute seriously (see, Taylor, and she's a lucky kid whose parents don't really know the ropes, but have had good guidance.) Baltimore schools are...well, with the way assignments happen, they are what you make of them. It's fucked up if you ask me. My hometown was so much more egalitarianly screwed/managed.
And it just dumbfounds me, honestly. But I grew up in a small, poor town with 3 HS, maybe only really 2 functionally. It was such that schools were pretty much equally funded, and by the time you got to HS, if you had a particular pref, you could argue your way in (LCH for arts and english, MHS for science and math.) And even then, once you graduated, the certificate was universally valid.
Oh, cheesiness. Tim Kang from The Mentalist, he of the Cho Business, is in a Shell gas ad. He smiles vapidly and it's really sad.
David you speak as if there is a limit to such things. that is crazy.
I am all for Nathan Unlimited. It's just that your turn might not come up for a while.
until her face just had a look of betrayal and she stuck out her tongue
Oh, Sprog of P. I know that feeling. Buck up, little one.
julianna -- job ma~~~`
and to ita , too. Plus an extra dose of brains to recruiters. Matt had more than one that wanted him to lie. Like it wouldn't have been exposed in the first interview. He had a least one that lied for him.
Oh, Sprog of P. I know that feeling. Buck up, little one.
I wanted so badly to ask her stance on the serial comma. But that's just mean if you have to explain what nouns are during the questioning.
Yeah. Best to move on to the "Olives - Tasty, Salty Treats, or Foul, Brackish Tricks?" debate before tackling the Grammar Wars.
Mmmm, tasty treats. Garlic stuffed are best.
