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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11h

Today, my son and I do what we do almost every Wednesday. The church across the street from where I work has a church dinner every Wednesday, and a lot of local restaurants donate food to it. The food is literally restaurant...

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Sissy15 @AmbiePam My kid didn't even let it bother him. It bothers me more than it did him. He just shrugged it off and kept on with his day. I am sure he is a fool in front of others and is probably too stupid to realize it. I really wish others from the church had...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11h

Today, my son and I do what we do almost every Wednesday. The church across the street from where I work has a church dinner every Wednesday, and a lot of local restaurants donate food to it. The food is literally restaurant...

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Sissy15 I agree. There are still a lot of nice people there, but you always have to have at least one.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11h

Today, my son and I do what we do almost every Wednesday. The church across the street from where I work has a church dinner every Wednesday, and a lot of local restaurants donate food to it. The food is literally restaurant...

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Sissy15 As far as I can tell, he seems to be of average intelligence, but clearly an idiot in his own right, just not with an IQ issue. He only goes to church for the dinner. I want to say he sat with us last week, and there was something I didn't like about him then...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11h

Today, my son and I do what we do almost every Wednesday. The church across the street from where I work has a church dinner every Wednesday, and a lot of local restaurants donate food to it. The food is literally restaurant...

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Sissy15 I don't think the guy is a serious threat to my son, just rude.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11 Oct

My husband and I were talking today about how far some things have come. When I was a kid, only the rich had cell phones, and they were absolutely nothing like they are today. Everyone relied on landlines. There were payphones...

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Sissy15 @AmbiePam That makes sense. I almost never use voice-to-text. My husband uses it a lot and often has to correct spelling errors. I am not familiar with it, but that sucks. I like having a physical computer. I do a lot on my computer.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11h

Today, my son and I do what we do almost every Wednesday. The church across the street from where I work has a church dinner every Wednesday, and a lot of local restaurants donate food to it. The food is literally restaurant...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11 Oct

My husband and I were talking today about how far some things have come. When I was a kid, only the rich had cell phones, and they were absolutely nothing like they are today. Everyone relied on landlines. There were payphones...

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Sissy15 Yeah, I still don't fully understand how long-distance worked. It really didn't make any sense. The 8300 was the best phone when it came to durability. At the time, the razor phone was really popular, but I didn't want to pay extra for it so I got the 8300 and...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11 Oct

My husband and I were talking today about how far some things have come. When I was a kid, only the rich had cell phones, and they were absolutely nothing like they are today. Everyone relied on landlines. There were payphones...

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Sissy15 That was nice of them. I had to buy my own.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11 Oct

My husband and I were talking today about how far some things have come. When I was a kid, only the rich had cell phones, and they were absolutely nothing like they are today. Everyone relied on landlines. There were payphones...

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Sissy15 That's a valid reason to get a cell phone. My parents just couldn't afford to get me one back then, and I had to be the one who paid for it. I have never used my parents' phone plan. Now my mom is on mine, and we actually pay for it for her. I am an Android...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11 Oct

My husband and I were talking today about how far some things have come. When I was a kid, only the rich had cell phones, and they were absolutely nothing like they are today. Everyone relied on landlines. There were payphones...

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Sissy15 Very true. I need to test this out with my son one day if I ever get my hands on one lol.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11 Oct

My husband and I were talking today about how far some things have come. When I was a kid, only the rich had cell phones, and they were absolutely nothing like they are today. Everyone relied on landlines. There were payphones...

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Sissy15 I agree; I have noticed this myself. It's rare to find anyone who still has/uses a landline. I was waiting for my son to get his haircut the other day, and an old lady came in wanting to get hers done. They asked for her number, and she gave them a landline...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 11 Oct

My husband and I were talking today about how far some things have come. When I was a kid, only the rich had cell phones, and they were absolutely nothing like they are today. Everyone relied on landlines. There were payphones...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

Along with the Christa Pike story, there has been another one circulating, the one where the video footage from when a 6-year-old boy shot his teacher. It wasn't an accident; the child knew what he was doing, and the mouth on him...

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Sissy15 @AmbiePam I wish that the people in the schools had the biggest say, not the ones who sit in an office building but rarely step foot into an actual classroom. If your job is to make decisions about what happens in schools, then it should be mandatory for you...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

I'm sure by now many people have heard of the Christa Pike story. She survived her execution. She was supposed to be executed by lethal injection; only she survived it and was rushed to the hospital, where she was put on a...

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Sissy15 @AmbiePam I did hear that, unfortunately. It sounds like they eventually did find better homes and got therapy and things, but it didn't happen for them as quickly as it should have. When people think foster care is better than keeping children with their...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

Along with the Christa Pike story, there has been another one circulating, the one where the video footage from when a 6-year-old boy shot his teacher. It wasn't an accident; the child knew what he was doing, and the mouth on him...

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Sissy15 @AmbiePam When I was a kid, we had a year where we had some really bad kids, but looking back, that was nothing compared to what we are dealing with today. I don't mind chaos. I don't mind kids being hyper or struggling to focus; what I mind is children who...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

I'm sure by now many people have heard of the Christa Pike story. She survived her execution. She was supposed to be executed by lethal injection; only she survived it and was rushed to the hospital, where she was put on a...

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Sissy15 @AmbiePam I one thousand percent agree. I find it sad all the way around, but I believe people should be held accountable for their actions, whether they change or not. Just because you understand the significance of your actions now and are remorseful doesn't...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

Along with the Christa Pike story, there has been another one circulating, the one where the video footage from when a 6-year-old boy shot his teacher. It wasn't an accident; the child knew what he was doing, and the mouth on him...

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Sissy15 It looks like they really can't expel kids. I know our school won't expel them at the elementary level. We aren't even allowed to hold children back more than one year. We have 5th graders who read at a first-grade level because we don't have the resources to...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

Along with the Christa Pike story, there has been another one circulating, the one where the video footage from when a 6-year-old boy shot his teacher. It wasn't an accident; the child knew what he was doing, and the mouth on him...

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Sissy15 That would be my guess. I couldn't find anything with more information on his home life, at least nothing that went into detail. He was in a mental health facility for a while, but then his great-grandfather got custody of him, and that's where he currently...

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

Along with the Christa Pike story, there has been another one circulating, the one where the video footage from when a 6-year-old boy shot his teacher. It wasn't an accident; the child knew what he was doing, and the mouth on him...

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Sissy15 I fully agree, unfortunately, the funding and resources just aren't there, and these kids end up in regular public schools that don't have the resources to support their needs.

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Sissy15 @sissy15 (13543) • United States 10 Oct

I'm sure by now many people have heard of the Christa Pike story. She survived her execution. She was supposed to be executed by lethal injection; only she survived it and was rushed to the hospital, where she was put on a...

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Sissy15 I fully believe people can change, but that doesn't erase everything she already did. You still have to pay for your actions. Maybe remove her from death row, but she still deserves life in prison because her victim doesn't get to live life at all, and she...

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