I know the perfect solution for the current government issues: We tax-payers should unite and revolt!
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You know what really annoys me? Public schools, and their days off. They have way too many. I go to a private school and I don’t have Election Day or any other stupid in-service days off. With five snow days, I would get out of school June 2. Public schools even have February break, and still get out around the 12th of June. They have an unnecessary amount of days off and it bugs me.
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It makes me extremely angry that so many teenagers don’t follow the new driving laws. Every morning while I’m sitting on the bus, I see the students who just got their licenses getting out of their cars, and all of their friends getting out with them! It isn’t fair that they break the rules and get away with it! It’s going to be tragic when they get in an accident and kill not only themselves, but the eight passengers in their backseat, as well.
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In response to “Back Off:” I have a solution . Everyone just needs to relax. Gay people are people, black people are people , and midgets are people, too. Live and let live, people. Another response: I’m sure you don’t mean to come off as intolerant, but that’s exactly how you sound. Gay people throw parades to fight for their rights, not to “flaunt their opinions.” Unlike straight people, they don’t have the right to marry in all states. This is a huge movement, and they will not back down.
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In response to “Monkey Appendages:” I come from a family of six, and we’re all 6 feet tall or higher. I am a freshman and I stand at about 6 ft. 3 in. tall. I’m not sure whether you were trying to make a joke, but I truly believe you have Napoleonic complex, or “short-man’s complex.” I’m sorry that you suffer from this, but don’t take it out on those who are tall, simply because you are jealous. Another response: I’m tall and, frankly , I hate it. I wish I could be 5’ 2” and have a size 5 shoe. Being tall makes lots of things awkward, like standing a foot taller than someone you like. Before you start whining and making ignorant remarks , try walking a mile in a tall person’s “freakishly” large shoes.
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In response to “Flintstones:” Barney, who stole my Pebble pills?
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Over the past couple of years, I have worked at restaurants and volunteered at concession stands for a number of events. One thing I have noticed through these experiences is that people do not read! When working at an ice cream stand, almost every customer came up and asked how much it was going to be. This wouldn’t be an issue, except that there was a sign stating the price on the front of the stand. At the restaurant where I work now, many people ask not only for prices, but what foods we carry. Everything we carry is on the bulletin boards right in front of their eyes! Is this because of laziness, or is it the growing illiteracy rate in our country?
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I am a soccer player for my high school. Practice starts at 2:45. This leaves me time to go to the gas station down the street after school for a quick snack. I always get a 99-cent Arizona Iced Tea and a 99-cent bag of Frito BBQ Twists. These are really great deals. But the last few times I have gone for my snack, there has been a poor selection of Arizona Iced Teas and no BBQ Twists! None! This needs to be fixed. This gas station better get their act together and restock my snacks. ASAP! Please.
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