03-12-2006, 08:19 PM
Actually, I'd agree with Ghostiger here. If you're sorry for something, usually that means that you'll try not to do it again in the future.
Personally, I'd prefer that we try to avoid the stereotypical in discussions here, regarding men, women, and countless other things. It would be nice to see a little more depth. I'm not tense, and I don't need to blow off steam. But, I think that the overall tone that was set in the other thread made comments like the one in this thread more likely to happen, which is why I spoke up.
Also, I'm not so shallow that I can be swayed by flattery or pictures of flowers or stuffed animals. Once again, I'm trying to avoid the superficial and the stereotypical.
As far as the "problem kids" in my class, I have more than one of them, thank you very much. The difference is, they're children, so I expect that they're still learning how to get along. Adults, on the other hand, need to be responsible for their own actions.
Personally, I'd prefer that we try to avoid the stereotypical in discussions here, regarding men, women, and countless other things. It would be nice to see a little more depth. I'm not tense, and I don't need to blow off steam. But, I think that the overall tone that was set in the other thread made comments like the one in this thread more likely to happen, which is why I spoke up.
Also, I'm not so shallow that I can be swayed by flattery or pictures of flowers or stuffed animals. Once again, I'm trying to avoid the superficial and the stereotypical.
As far as the "problem kids" in my class, I have more than one of them, thank you very much. The difference is, they're children, so I expect that they're still learning how to get along. Adults, on the other hand, need to be responsible for their own actions.
Why can't we all just get along
--Pete
--Pete