Of all the sites on the internet, this is one.
Quebec education reforms cutting back sex ed
Sweeping Quebec education reform is eliminating class time for sex ed and asking teachers to talk about the birds and bees in all classes, from math to gym.
Math to gym?
Well ok, Gym I can kind of understand because hey, sex is exercise, but math? What’s that gonna sound like?
“All right class, what’s 1+1?”
“Uh, 2?”
“I’m sorry, that’s not correct. The answer is 3.”
“It is? Since when?”
“Since you didn’t use protection, that’s when.”…
File this one under close enough.
Charged with attempted murder among other things for stabbing his roommate during an argument is
Timothy Stilletto.
If I were to do a bunch of research, then decide to publish that research and hope for it to be taken seriously, I would strongly consider not putting my own name on it. At least that would be the plan if my name happened to be
Dr. William Malarkey.
This story rules for 2 reasons.
1.
The Manitoba Bar Association says that it can’t afford to hire a lawyer,
which is high comedy.
2. The president of the Manitoba Bar Association is named Mike Law, which is also pretty great.
Poverty-Stricken Africans Receive Desperately Needed Bibles
An exuberant Clarkson said the Bible drop was the culmination of one of the largest and most aggressive grassroots fundraising drives ever undertaken by the organization, which was able to fund the mission largely through local charitable events, such as bake-offs, barbecues, and pie-eating contests.
“We absolutely would not be here today if it were not for the amazing generosity of the people back home,” Clarkson said. “People everywhere opened up their hearts and checkbooks to us and said, ‘Dig in.'”
Niger, ranked as the second-poorest nation on Earth, is experiencing its worst famine in more than 20 years, as a brutal drought last year was followed by a plague of crop-destroying locusts. An estimated 3.5 million of Niger’s 12 million people are currently at risk of starvation.
A 27-year-old man is facing up to 120 days worth of jail time after an incident that saw him assault a 59-year-old woman and hit a 63-year-old man with his anger management homework.
Justin Boudin, 27, was on his way to an anger management class when he assaulted a 59-year-old woman at a bus stop.
He hit her in the face after she took out a phone to call the police when he started shouting at her.
When a 63-year-old man tried to stop him, Boudin hit him with a blue folder, which fell on the ground, and ran off.
Police who investigated the assault, in St Paul, Minnesota, tracked him down through the folder which officers said included his anger management homework.
Full story
here.
Maybe this explains the whole wandering around for years in the desert thing too.
City government in Amsterdam has announced plans to allow both gay and straight couples to have sex in public at a place called the Vondelpark, which hosts over 10 million visitors each year.
The plan has caused the outrage you would expect, but rather than coming from so-called morality crusaders like it would around here, the city council is catching heat from
dog owners who are upset that another part of the legislation will outlaw unleashed dogs in the same area.
“As long as the park has existed, we’ve been allowed to let our dogs run freely,” said one angry area resident. “It’s outrageous that we will be punished from now on but public sex won’t.”
Two things:
1. You live in Amsterdam, a place where sex and drugs are part of your average Tuesday. Public sex is a logical step, and I’m surprised legalizing it in this particular spot took this long or was even necessary to begin with.
2. Which of the following has more of a tendency to tear a person in half?
A. Two people fucking
or
B. An unleashed dog.
Yeah, that’s what I thought.
Oh, and before anybody asks, I have no idea if there is any truth to the rumour that the offending area will be renamed the Fondlepark.
People are nuts. Just nuts.
There’s a video floating around about a marine picking up a puppy and supposedly heaving it over a cliff. We don’t even know if any puppy was truly thrown because a lot is left to the imagination, or at least that’s how it seems according to Snopes’s description of the video. A marine’s last name was mentioned in the video in the context of “that was mean, insert name here.” So some luny tune decided to track down that marine’s family and posted their address on a webpage with the video. Now, that family is receiving threatening phone calls.
Yeah. Ok then. Whatever. Because threatening a guy’s family for something he may or may not have done is smart, real smart. Do they think that’s going to revive the dead puppy, if there is one? I notice no one is going after the actual marine. It’s a lot easier to go after his family. Is it because it is thought they are less able to fight back than a marine is? Maybe the people threatening are just as cowardly as, oh, say, someone who takes pleasure in throwing puppies off cliffs.
Here’s a message to all vigilantes. How about you let the marines do their job in investigating the incident? Wouldn’t you look like a bunch of fools if no puppy was actually thrown? Idiots, all of them. Nothing but idiots!
Something tells me that fifth-grader Tony Immediato may have some issues. I mean, we all might have strange fantasies about our school principal, but to say that you hope it snows and birds peck at him when he spends the night on the roof as a school spirit stunt to a newspaper reporter is kind of odd. The reporter never said if the kid was joking, smiling, nothing. If he wasn’t, maybe his parents should get him some help before it’s too late.