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To: longnshort who wrote (5014)	2/1/2004 3:36:59 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 7844

Did they also have to learn how to buy (or just say) condomes?? Here the test is if the girls learn to additionally put them on in the dark. (watch those nails, and first check which way it is rolled, minimum for the standardized test, additional points for style and artistic behaviour) Well, the boys too, although they sometimes get just as excited dismantling and putting back together an AK-47, later on. (in the dark, even in a ditch, lots of snow, sand, mud and still trusting it to fire, not by accident but when it should) Any funnier US-topics?? (I'm still waiting for those elections, as the chinese say it, evly molning, kellogg-kellogg) mum.org

To: longnshort who wrote (5014)	2/1/2004 3:57:39 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 7844

Sorry, forget to say that there is a time-limit too, one cannot fumble on-and-on-and-on in the dark. However, later on one gets additional points for that too, but not at that basic grade. although an AK-47 takes 20 seconds, sometimes 30, this time limit is more like 10 seconds. alphamusic.de Why did the minute Waltz take almost two minutes, like the US and the 1700s, 300 years ago, not to forget the slashback of education, in the 1970s (72, to be precise and organized)??

To: longnshort who wrote (5014)	2/2/2004 11:17:27 PM
From: S. maltophilia	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 7844

Hi longnshort You've previously made some mildly interesting statements about the DC school system's ample staffing and generous financing of education with teachers' pay rivaling that of baseball players and airline pilots thanks to their all-powerful unions, but on this last bit of intelligence I really have to ask you what school district you live in, and what school you are referring to. Not that I doubt a word you say or anything, but if you are indeed telling the truth I might just get on your side on this issue.