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  • Didn't his daddy turn him in?

    Kid probably used daddys hunting rifle.

  • Can't edit my original response for some reason, but I just recalled that "magnet" school is a private charter school.

  • Can't edit my original response for some reason, but I just recalled that "magnet" school is a private charter school.

  • Here in Louisiana, that would be as close to zero as they can make it.

  • Oh for a typical magnet school, yes, I know.

    But like I said with the excessive quotes, I'm not sure it's a real magnet school given how the parish has dealt with all of their other schools and the excessive Republican influence in the state.

  • And it just gets worse. Pardon me while I rant.

    Here in central Louisiana, a state historically in the bottom 3 in education, they've now opened an "ag only high school", obstensably to teach trade school and "farming" skills. When I was in high school ag classes were offered where they basically taught welding. At least that's all I ever heard anyone talk about, oh and maybe some husbandry, but not with actual livestock.

    The gist of it though, is now all of those kids who were in the non-college ag or business track can now take just ag classes, and it's in a completely separate campus about 7 miles from my old high school. They don't commute from another high school and I can't imagine they have much more than a basic English and Math curriculum, if that. And a not insignificant portion of them will upon graduation go work for their families.

    There's also a "magnet" school (pardon the excessive quotes, it's Louisiana and nothing is ever as it seems) in the county seat that seems to only be useful for draining off the non-sports smart kids... which might be good, except I suspect this is being facilitated by Louisianas take on the Republican school-voucher programs. Which if you didn't know is a way to drain funding from "under performing", i.e., poor, usually minority, schools.

    So that can't be helping any national reading or math scores.

  • Looks like it's not just the dead Kennedys are rolling over in their graves.

  • Socialism technically, but I get your sarcasm. I hope it is sarcasm.

    Well they did say Sci-Fi and we all know how likely that stuff is. So I think we're "safe" with Late Stage Capitalism.

    The technology has never been what is holding us back.

  • Socialized healthcare. A living minimum wage. UBI.

    A permanent base on the moon. We should have had that 40 years ago, minimum.

  • Controlled op never will take advantage.

  • Thailand needs to stop sending the prettiest ladyboys!

  • That's not the point. We build muscle by tearing muscle down and growing it back. His healing super fast wouldn't give the muscles time to grow it would just replace the muscle tissue that was there already.

  • Invulnerability brings up the same issues. How do you break down and rebuild muscle when you are impervious to harm?

    Like not only would the classic superhero physique not exist, but mutants like Wolverine would be skinny/flabby dudes.

    And none of them could get IVs or any other medical treatment that called for needles or surgery.

  • Neither. Party. Cares.

    Hope this helps America.

  • The tone was humorous. You took it as condescending.

  • Where are you from that you think that was aggressive?

    Has humor completely died or do you need an excess of emojis to convey tone?

  • The real problem is how slowly tectonic news travels.

  • Look at you with facts and shit.

    You get a gold star buddy!

  • It's Turtle Islands all the way down, man.