Land 'O Lakes, Florida -- The stories in the news about inappropriate relationships between teachers and students have been overwhelming. There was even a substitute teacher in New Port Richey who got in trouble after investigators say she had a relationship with an underage student.
Well, another Pasco County substitute teacher's job is on the line, but this time it's because of a magic trick.
The charge from the school district — Wizardry!
Substitute teacher Jim Piculas does a 30-second magic trick where a toothpick disappears then reappears.
But after performing it in front of a classroom at Rushe Middle School in Land 'O Lakes, Piculas said his job did a disappearing act of its own.
everyone knows you should not trick children. children are not supposed to learn about the art of deception. They are supposed to grow up naive it makes for a better brainwashing so they can vote for Bush like presidents
I was going to post a link to that thread, but the SG search results for "bullsh|t" were too numerous
sometimes you have to think outside the box to get inside the box .
Randy wrote:everyone knows you should not trick children. children are not supposed to learn about the art of deception. They are supposed to grow up naive it makes for a better brainwashing so they can vote for Bush like presidents
Randy, you be quiet. We don't make fun of y'alls president...oh wait. What do you have anyway? Some kinda magic toad or something? Is it a leprechaun? Either way, quit it. I remember now, it's an enchanted beaver....duh.
Tao_Jones Cult Member since 2004
I gave Miss Manners a Dirty Sanchez, and she LIKED it.
brembo wrote:Randy, you be quiet. We don't make fun of y'alls president...oh wait. What do you have anyway? Some kinda magic toad or something? Is it a leprechaun? Either way, quit it. I remember now, it's an enchanted beaver....duh.
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