Re: Mayday! I Participated In The Occupy El Paso Protest Mar
Posted: Fri May 18, 2012 6:01 pm
Athletes aren't getting free hummers. You, on the other hand, ARE getting free shit for doing nothing. You lazy piece of shit.
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I'm only getting a lousy $650 dollars per month while some drooling moron get $5 million dollars just for chasing a ball, and he can even get away with rape.Fitman's Brother wrote:Athletes aren't getting free hummers. You, on the other hand, ARE getting free shit for doing nothing. You lazy piece of shit.
The following set of characters might be more to your liking: ( | )Fitman's Brother wrote:(V) That's my ass over there, if you could kindly kiss it, I would appreciate it.
No fucker. It's my parents' money.Fitman's Brother wrote:It's a sad and pathetic day when a grown American man such as Fat Man doesn't understand the free market.
And a "measly" 600 dollars? If it's so insigificant, don't accept it! That's MY MONEY YOU ARE TAKING. GIVE ME BACK MY MONEY, FAT ASS!
STEALING MONEY IS A CRIME, AND YOU STOLE MY MONEY. YOU SHOULD BE LOCKED UP AND STARVED TO DEATH, THEN FED TO DOGS.
You're sooooo close of getting your ears pulled. You childish sheep.Fat Man wrote:If you want to play games, then go play tiddly winks with the retards in Kindergarten!
No, on second thought, you should be kept far away from children, and you should be castrated so that you can't have any kids of your own!
There is. Ever hear of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990? The world is not the same place it was when you and I were in school. Some things have changed for the better. I've known boys who because of their disability were exempted from P.E. and were allowed to spend that time in the computer lab.Fat Man wrote:No, there should be a law, that a physically handicapped student can not be suspended or expelled from school simply for failing in PE, and physically handicapped student should be exempt from PE.
Whew! Earl read me this thread, and I'm feeling a little stunned. However, I also have a burning question that I've had for some time now: Fat Man, you've asserted several times in this thread that you were denied an education; and yet you also mentioned that you went to college for a few years. In another thread you told me that while you were in college, you took several science classes, a math class (i.e., trig), and you even managed to knock out those ridiculous P.E. requirements. That sounds like at one point in your life you were able to rise above your lousy education and pursue your dream of becoming an astronomer. So, my question is, How did being suspended from school when you were nine, being thrown against a brick wall when you were in the fifth grade, having an evil coach try to break your ribs with a basketball, and having an idiot who showed you cartoons instead of teaching you biology keep you from finishing college? I just don't see the connection.
I was unable to complete my degree because of my financial situation, and was unable to get another grant for another semester.Mrs. Earl wrote:There is. Ever hear of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990? The world is not the same place it was when you and I were in school. Some things have changed for the better. I've known boys who because of their disability were exempted from P.E. and were allowed to spend that time in the computer lab.Fat Man wrote:No, there should be a law, that a physically handicapped student can not be suspended or expelled from school simply for failing in PE, and physically handicapped student should be exempt from PE.
By the way, I know that the vitriol that Fitman's Brother has begun to spew is distracting; but I would still appreciate an answer to my previous question.
Whew! Earl read me this thread, and I'm feeling a little stunned. However, I also have a burning question that I've had for some time now: Fat Man, you've asserted several times in this thread that you were denied an education; and yet you also mentioned that you went to college for a few years. In another thread you told me that while you were in college, you took several science classes, a math class (i.e., trig), and you even managed to knock out those ridiculous P.E. requirements. That sounds like at one point in your life you were able to rise above your lousy education and pursue your dream of becoming an astronomer. So, my question is, How did being suspended from school when you were nine, being thrown against a brick wall when you were in the fifth grade, having an evil coach try to break your ribs with a basketball, and having an idiot who showed you cartoons instead of teaching you biology keep you from finishing college? I just don't see the connection.
When I was going to NMSU, New Mexico State University from September 1975 to May 1978, I lived in the Dona Ana Park Apartments which was at the north end of Las Cruces, and the University was at the south end of Las Cruces, about 5 miles away.Mrs. Earl wrote:Thank you, Fat Man. I think I understand your logic now. I would, however, like to point out something that I think you missed. When you took those remedial classes to overcome the deficiencies of your lousy education, you proved that those jerks who thought you were a loser were wrong. You showed that you could achieve your dream in spite of them. Would you mind telling me why, when the government agency failed you, you didn't just get a job sacking groceries or flipping burgers so that you could continue your education.