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  • myswtghst
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    Quoth Irving Patrick Freleigh View Post
    We have limits on our BTS sale items as well, but they only apply to the sale prices. You can buy up to the limit and get the sale price; if you buy an more than that you are charged a higher price for each one over the limit.
    As someone above me said, this is exactly how it should be. It makes it so they really can't bicker. Sure, you can buy all 27 packs, but you're only getting the discount on 5.

    Quoth cinema guy View Post
    No, but by encouraging him to draw she might just better his future a little bit.
    And by encouraging the kids to share, instead of teaching them to expect their own pristine box of crayons might better his future a little bit more. When I was in elementary school, we did not have our own boxes of crayons, unless we bought them ourselves.

    Above all else, and returning to the original post, her attitude was inexcusable. I'm sorry if she has to buy her own supplies--that sucks. But it is not the store's fault, and they have no way to verify her claim, let alone any signage stating that teachers get exceptions.

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  • ditchdj
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    It's ridiculous that teachers have to buy classroom supplies out of their own pockets. However, her attitude was totally uncalled for.
    I fully agree. Just think about how bad it is for the subs and teachers aides that have to go into a school that is loaded with smart-mouth, bloated-ego fucksticks like THAT. That's why there's a couple of schools in my area that will not work in because of that. It's ironic that some would act like that since most people in this area are descended from German peons that came here with literally NOTHING but the clothes off their backs and a piece of paper that bore their last name.

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  • ArenaBoy
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    Quoth Barefootgirl View Post
    Do the sports teachers have to go and buy sports equipment out of their own pockets?
    No, sports are either funded out of the district's budget or the teams fund themselves.

    Quoth Tria View Post
    The difference between a happy town and one where half the town commits suicide yearly is whether the team is winning. Exagerating maybe, joking no. Try to get money so kids can have NEW books and no one will show except maybe a couple moms. Ask for money for sports, and EVERYONE shows up.
    I have to agree on that. My school wasted money nonstop on the American football team and when I wrote a column on the idea for suggesting why books are more important than a school sports team I had every idiot, student and parent alike jumping down my throat for suggesting that. I like sports as much as the next guy but they shouldn't have priority over education.

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  • Becks
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    Quoth Irving Patrick Freleigh View Post
    You can buy up to the limit and get the sale price; if you buy an more than that you are charged a higher price for each one over the limit.
    And that is how it should be.

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  • Shironu-Akaineko
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    Quoth cinema guy View Post
    No, but by encouraging him to draw she might just better his future a little bit.

    But, as I said, its no excuse for her to be a PITA.
    Sweety, with the 'ttude she displayed, you think she's gonna be really sweet with her students?

    "you call that a tree you idiot?"

    I WISH I was kidding. I had really mentally unstable teachers as a kid. I went to school like a year after they took the robes off of the nuns.

    They were insane, abusive ladies.

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  • cinema guy
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    Quoth Shironu-Akaineko View Post
    B) My point was that she used rather grandiose terms for describing crayons. I'm pretty sure lil Timmy isn't going to ruin his life in drugs and whores if one day in kindergarden they ran out of Sunflower Yellow.
    No, but by encouraging him to draw she might just better his future a little bit.

    But, as I said, its no excuse for her to be a PITA.

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  • Shironu-Akaineko
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    Quoth cinema guy View Post
    You never drew pictures in infant (elementary) school? From what I remember crayons were pretty much a staple.
    A) Revelia Castle, DeviantArt, Comicspace

    Now ask me again if I drew pictures in kindergarten.

    B) My point was that she used rather grandiose terms for describing crayons. I'm pretty sure lil Timmy isn't going to ruin his life in drugs and whores if one day in kindergarden they ran out of Sunflower Yellow.

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  • Tria
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    Quoth Pezzle View Post
    Thou shalt snort more pixie sticks!
    Hehe, that's how my boyfriend managed to hook up with one of his exes.

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  • Tria
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    Quoth Barefootgirl View Post
    Do the sports teachers have to go and buy sports equipment out of their own pockets?
    No, because the difference between a happy town and one where half the town commits suicide yearly is whether the team is winning. Exagerating maybe, joking no. Try to get money so kids can have NEW books and no one will show except maybe a couple moms. Ask for money for sports, and EVERYONE shows up.

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  • Pezzle
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    Quoth Aldous View Post
    Wanna know the Irony? I'm Hypoglycemic. Badly. My body can't keep the sugar, no matter how much I have, I never have enough. I have Hypoglycemic shock every once in awhile, no matter what I eat or drink. It's pretty good to be able to eat sugar like I'm never gonna see it again. But if I lose sugar, I get dizzy, covered in icy sweat, lose my sight (temporarily) become disoriented, and eventually pass out. Not fun.

    Thou shalt snort more pixie sticks!

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  • skeptic53
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    Quoth Aldous View Post
    Wanna know the Irony? I'm Hypoglycemic. Badly. My body can't keep the sugar, no matter how much I have, I never have enough. I have Hypoglycemic shock every once in awhile, no matter what I eat or drink. It's pretty good to be able to eat sugar like I'm never gonna see it again. But if I lose sugar, I get dizzy, covered in icy sweat, lose my sight (temporarily) become disoriented, and eventually pass out. Not fun.
    If you consume sugar or simple carbohydrates (white bread, potatoes, etc) you will raise your insulin level. Insulin binds to insulin receptors and causes sugars to enter the cells. If you have certain disorders of insulin receptors, you will have high insulin long enough to get hypoglycemia. You should be eating very frequent snacks of high-protein foods, such as nuts or jerky or hardboiled eggs, smoked fish, etc. Carbs should be complex carbs such as whole-grain breads, brown rice, etc. If you are prone to hypoglycemia, consuming lots of sugar/carbs puts you in the vicious cycle that you describe. If your employer lets you drink soda but not eat food except on break, get a note from your doctor to allow you to eat frequently. Don't drink soda, drink water.

    Hope you can forgive the unsolicited advice.

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  • Boozy
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    Quoth Barefootgirl View Post
    Back on topic, we get at least one post of this nature every year around this time, and I am always horrified that teachers are expected to go to the shops and buy supplies for their classrooms themselves.
    Me too! I didn't know how common this was until I started reading about it here.

    Thank heavens that there are teachers out there that will take care of these things for the sake of their students.

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  • cinema guy
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    Quoth Shironu-Akaineko View Post
    Unless you teach 867-located kids, you're not "bettering the future of tomorrow's kids" with a freakin' 24 packs of bleeping Crayolas, okay?
    You never drew pictures in infant (elementary) school? From what I remember crayons were pretty much a staple.

    Of course whatever her job, it doesn't entitle her to be such a bitch.

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  • Barefootgirl
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    Back on topic, we get at least one post of this nature every year around this time, and I am always horrified that teachers are expected to go to the shops and buy supplies for their classrooms themselves. There's no excuse for rude behaviour, but I can sort of understand why they are ratty. Do the sports teachers have to go and buy sports equipment out of their own pockets?

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  • Aldous
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    Quoth Pezzle View Post
    OT, but please take care of yourself. My boyfriend spent years doing far less than this and is facing a status of pre-diabetic. Don't want to see you sufferin'
    Wanna know the Irony? I'm Hypoglycemic. Badly. My body can't keep the sugar, no matter how much I have, I never have enough. I have Hypoglycemic shock every once in awhile, no matter what I eat or drink. It's pretty good to be able to eat sugar like I'm never gonna see it again. But if I lose sugar, I get dizzy, covered in icy sweat, lose my sight (temporarily) become disoriented, and eventually pass out. Not fun.

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