Senior Class Prank
Who says Today's Kids aren't smart?? (Well, some of them are)!!
I wish I'd thought of this...
At a high School in
Before they let them go they painted numbers on the sides of the goats… 1, 2, & 4.
Local school administrators spent most of the day looking for #3.
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Occasional reader Doc has put up a new blog to complement the U.S. Air Force Academy’s “War, Literature, and the Arts,” a professional journal published by the Academy’s Department of English and Fine Arts. The WLA blog is fairly new and only has two posts at the moment, but I’m thinking it’s gonna be a hit. And if you’ve not visited Doc’s blog or the WLA, I have to ask “Why not?” Good stuff be there…
In other blog news… I’m a little concerned about Occasional Reader and Commenter Abraham Lincoln. His blog has gone missing with absolutely NO explanation, and it's been at least two days. Just here one day, gone the next…with only a 404-error to show. I hope everything is OK.
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Well, at least Colmes gets it, “it” being the supreme irony demonstrated by Coulter’s rant in the vid below. Who’d a thunk it?
H/t to Allah, who has it right when he says “madness.” I thought I kinda-sorta understood politics. It’s plain to see I don’t. Certain types of politics, just to be clear. Dang. This is the most bizarre
James Joyner has more. Excerpt:
Thankfully, this over-the-top stuff is being rejected by most conservatives.
AllahPundit calls Coulter’s statement “Madness” and Sean Hackbarth, late of the Fred Thompson campaign, says she is “officially an idiot.”
RedState’s Leon H Wolf warns commenters that they may “complain vociferously about McCain, Bush, or anyone else’s position on immigration” but they will be banned from the site if they do so in racist terms.
Even Jonah Goldberg, hardly the voice of rational discourse while hawking a book about how American liberals are Fascists, thinks “the notion that, variously, conservatism, the country or the party are doomed if he’s the nominee or the president is pretty absurd.”
A.J. Strata has still more on this particular angle, while Ed Morrissey brings up McCain mud-slinging of a new and different type.
And the Left? They’re just eating this up…predictably. Our little inter-familial squabbles are giving the ‘bats false hope, to wit:
Just about everything has gone the wingnuts' way for close to thirty years. In that time we've had a few glimmers of hope and a few more false dawns. The result is that they're brats who demand everything they want, all the time. We're not like that. And right now, that makes us seem like the grown-ups, and maybe it means we'll win one.
Well, not really, Mr. Steve M., but like all stopped clocks, you’re right at least twice a day, ya know. I’ll concede the “makes us seem like the grown-ups” point. To my great embarrassment.
“Interesting times” doesn’t even come close to describing this mess.
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Today’s Pic: My mother in a formal, hand-colored (which was “the style” at the time and has since gone out of favor) portrait, taken sometime in the 1940s. I may or may not have been more than a gleam in the Ol’ Man’s eye when this portrait was done. In other words, I don’t know exactly when the pic was taken. But I DO know it’s one of my favorite shots of Mom.
This election year is very different from any that has has come before it. The founding fathers are rollin' over in their graves.;)
ReplyDeleteYour mother is beautiful. That is a great picture.
Those seniors are funny!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour mother looks beautiful! I love old pictures like that.
Thanks, Ashley and Jenny, for the kind comments about the pic. All Moms are beautiful, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful picture of your mother, who is also beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe senior prank was just too funny!
Buck,
ReplyDeleteMy goodness your mother is so elegant and lovely.
I have one of those hand colored portraits of my Mom, too, in her high school graduation gown...and it is a treasure of mine.
It's heartwarming but a little sad to look back at those pictures and see them so young and so beautiful ... and ponder about all the years that have gone by.
Becky and Sharon: Thanks! And yes, Sharon, it IS sorta hard to look at photos and see old folks in their youth. But the "pondering of years gone by" is quite entertaining, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture. I will have to borrow the one my Dad has of my Mom and post it one of these days. It was done in the early 1960s. When my older sister was still a gleam in Dad's eye.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amy. I hope you DO post that pic of your Mom... I'd love to see it!
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