College football fan faking work Mon-Fri to make it to football all day on Saturday. Offseason is the worst. Find my football rants at readoptional.com
Yet you don’t take a switch across your dog’s back 13 times to teach him a lesson? You don’t hit your dog in the balls with a switch? Sounds like he’s getting off pretty easy if that’s okay to do to a four year old.
Right, because a 4-year old really learns valuable lessons by being hit 13 times with a switch by a 217lb man, considering a 4-year old has such cognitive skills.
And regardless – was one time not enough to get across any lesson you wish to teach? Peterson himself said he got carried away in the texts he sent the child’s mother. Again, there is a line where this legally becomes abuse, regardless of intentions.
There’s a difference between a spanking and a beating. If you’ve seen the pictures, you would realize a line was crossed. His child is going to have permanent scars.
I’m not saying a child can never learn a lesson from physical punishment, but if you can’t see the difference in this scenario, then you should take a long, hard look in the mirror.
I was just about to say the same thing. My fiancé and I shared a one bedroom apartment for a few months, and it was definitely rough at points. But we’ve recently moved into a 3br house w/ a basement, and things are so much better. It’s unbelievable how much better things get once you have your own space.
Texas State Fair has nothing on the Iowa State Fair in terms of pointlessly fried foods. Even just thinking of Deep Fried Butter gives me a heart attack.
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Here goes the Jew, talking about bagels again. Go figure.
Yet you don’t take a switch across your dog’s back 13 times to teach him a lesson? You don’t hit your dog in the balls with a switch? Sounds like he’s getting off pretty easy if that’s okay to do to a four year old.
Right, because a 4-year old really learns valuable lessons by being hit 13 times with a switch by a 217lb man, considering a 4-year old has such cognitive skills.
And regardless – was one time not enough to get across any lesson you wish to teach? Peterson himself said he got carried away in the texts he sent the child’s mother. Again, there is a line where this legally becomes abuse, regardless of intentions.
There’s a difference between a spanking and a beating. If you’ve seen the pictures, you would realize a line was crossed. His child is going to have permanent scars.
I’m not saying a child can never learn a lesson from physical punishment, but if you can’t see the difference in this scenario, then you should take a long, hard look in the mirror.
That quote was in reference to the online writing community, i.e. bloggers. I know reading comprehension is hard and all…
You do realize, by posting the video, you are only helping this stupid ass group with their goal?
Meh, facts.
Vince will always be Wallace to me after The Wire.
But do yourself a favor and skip season 2. My God, was this season awful.
Dirty, nasty, deplorable things. Like interview with Comcast, which I may or may not be in the process of doing.
Labor Day Weekend = A trip back to Athens for Georgia-Clemson…not much thought needed for that one.
Wait, those are dad jeans?!?1 Getting a pair immediately.
They play football up North? I’d rather watch grass grow than Big 10 football.
I think you meant the daughter.
#1) I don’t think democracy means what you think it means.
I was just about to say the same thing. My fiancé and I shared a one bedroom apartment for a few months, and it was definitely rough at points. But we’ve recently moved into a 3br house w/ a basement, and things are so much better. It’s unbelievable how much better things get once you have your own space.
Even if I agreed with what you were saying, I can’t take you seriously until you learn to use than/then correctly.
Texas State Fair has nothing on the Iowa State Fair in terms of pointlessly fried foods. Even just thinking of Deep Fried Butter gives me a heart attack.
I love how “Trent” became James halfway through the story.
22. Say “My driver will handle everything, thanks,” when the caddie tries to recommend a shot on the course.