I would have never gotten a job in 1915. I'm okay with not keeping company with men, but they can't stop me from loitering downtown near ice cream stores. That's just plain inhumane.
3/3/05
Rules for Teachers in 1915
I'm glad times have changed.
I would have never gotten a job in 1915. I'm okay with not keeping company with men, but they can't stop me from loitering downtown near ice cream stores. That's just plain inhumane.
I would have never gotten a job in 1915. I'm okay with not keeping company with men, but they can't stop me from loitering downtown near ice cream stores. That's just plain inhumane.
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I'd be upset about not being allowed to wear bright colors. I like purple, damnit. And if I want to wear it you can't stop me.
I'm the chairman of the board, and you do not have permission! MWAHAHA!!!! NEVER!
(I am an evil chairman.)
I am the keymaster.
Any chance that in addition to being Chairman of the board, you are also the gatekeeper?
Nice Ghostbusters reference, but I don't think you want to put your key in Chris's gate.
huh?
Why thank you, Sara. I'm not sure I'd want to do that either. The mood just struck. It felt like a ghostbusters kind of day.
Am I being made fun of here? I don't get it...
No one's making fun of you. It's a ghost busters quote that I embellished upon. A metaphor with no specific meaning, other than "Your Mom."
Wow Sara, pretty interesting conversation you got going here... liked the quote, we should watch that flick one of these days... PS. There is no way in hell that I could do any of that crap... fire? What fire? Are you kidding me? I would have my little sweat shop knitting sweaters and blankets before I'd get up at the crack of dawn to make a fire for those sexist litle rugrats. (Na, just bitter, I am pyrotechnically challenged)
I can't say I'm not a little relieved that you won't have a fire in you classroom. Ha ha.
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