Redding would not have been the first person to conceal pills in her undergarments. Nor will she be the last after today's decision, which announces the safest place to secrete contraband in school.
OK, fine. Even if I give him that, how do school officials have the right to strip search students? Shouldn't they have to call law enforcement? Should employers? Should parents? Should the parents of concerned friends? Who all gets to tell a minor to take off her clothes so she can be searched for Pamprin?
I think it was Teppy who recommended Trader Joe's frozen Mac & Cheese? I'm eating it for the first time right now AIFG!
I recommended it, twinsy! LOVE!!!!
Congrats on new nephew, Nora!
I wish there was a case against the zero tolerance for OTC and prescribed drugs. But maybe I'm in an ivory tower floating above reality on that.
Zero tolerance policies seem to not make very good laws most of the time.
Congrats to Aunty Nora!
The notion of strip searches in schools makes me too crazy to have a coherent comment. No, just no.
Congrats on the new nephew, Nora!
Thanks for the rec, lisah. That shit is good!
Strip searches in school are just a great big NO.
Who all gets to tell a minor to take off her clothes so she can be searched for Pamprin?
Pamprin, apply directly to uterus?
In my case, that would have been complicated by my mom's assault case. Also, whether the principal's inability to walk with her foot up his ass constituted a protected impairment or not.
First was with the embassy doctor, who I have to see every day in the cafeteria or at cocktail parties
This reminds me of the girlfriend who had attended U of M. When I mentioned to her that my mom is an OB/GYN NP at the U of M health clinic, she asked what her name was. I said, "Mom's Name," and her response was, "She gave me my last PAP smear!"
Remember Goddess guy? Apparently, he has a new project to shift the paradigms of computing - Angelbase
Vortex, now you're just egging me on.
Supreme Court gets one right:
And Scalia wrote the majority opinion! I agreed with Antonin Scalia today. I feel dirty.
Of course, Thomas the Tool Engine dissented
Douchenozzle.
Zero tolerance policies seem to not make very good laws most of the time.
Neither do "Three Strikes" laws, whsich mostly seem to lead to more high speed chases and shootout with second strikers.
