OFFICIAL: Donald Trump thread.

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[GrandmasterWang]

I don't agree with bringing up high school drama.

I also don't agree with bringing up supposed 'crimes' from the previous century in general unless there is new DNA or financial evidence discovered.

On a side note Toad is one of Nintendo's most beloved characters, if Stormy wanted to do some real damage to Trump she should have compared his little member to a character that most people hate like Jar Jar Binks or something or Birdo if sticking with the Nintendo theme.

[Tomjas]

What’s happening with your posting?

None of these memes are coming up on my phone

[FuriousTyson]

Nope, never said I did that, you still teaching rocket science? You give up too easy.

I've heard you bringing up prison before, so it wouldn't surprise me if you did say it.

As for rocket science, English is a lot more intricate than people realize. The language doesn't stop at Trump's level; it keeps going. Plus, the main reason I like it anyway is because of literature.

As for giving up "easily", you don't know how it's like. You're expected to control over 150 kids without any real power. And they know that. So, either you spend your life planning how you're going to scare the rebel out of them every day, and lose your voice barking like a dog, or you step away.

Babysitting is not for me. I suck at it. And, unfortunately, the babysitting element is key to being a teacher. I love language, literature, and activities, but, without the power to remove unruly students from class, or even to a study group similar to the concept of detention, it's a mess. I failed.

There's no more to it. Sometimes people just fail in life. It's not all Disney and prison breakouts with Vin Diesel. I don't have the required personality for the job, and I'm not going to stick around, and wait till I get in trouble over kids acting out, and my failing to stop them. It's a slippery slope.

For years, I've seen it kinda like a tragedy that things didn't work out for me, but I slowly learned that everyone's equally intelligent. So, I'm not the only one who goes through these things; it happens. And, at first glance, a lot of people may take my lack of experience in any area (due to isolation) or advanced social skills as signifying I'm dumb, but they have no idea. It goes the same the other way around.

Even that idiotic neighbor that's always trying to provoke me isn't stupid. In his mind, he accurately thinks I won't risk going to jail over him, and that's why he tries to prove his "manhood" by acting out. (Although last time he made a fool of himself by running at me pretending to have a weapon, and yelling like if it's that "300" Sparta movie, only to crap himself once he noticed I wasn't flinching in the slightest. He stopped after close to 5 seconds, and I could see the fear in his eyes. He had been searching for a reaction, but couldn't believe I wasn't scared of a surprise attack. Then, I just stared him down for like 10 seconds. He's a punk.) But despite his idiocy, he's still not actually stupid. Nowadays, he's been celebrating my situation by playing music extremely loud, pretending to party nearly every day. Every now and then, he surprise-releases his dog to try to catch me off guard while I'm tying sheep, hoping it makes my dog react, and thus make the sheep freak out. But the moron elevated his land so much to try to make himself look taller that now his dog can jump the fence. Which means he can't keep it out all the time now, or it goes into my yard (his witch of a wife had to come find it not too long ago).

Actually, I guess elevating the land fits his pattern of conduct, more than just for height. It's a potential dog-attack mechanism if I'm ever near the dividing line of the fence. But, again, it just shows how scared of me he is that he wants to cheat using his dog and weapons in sneak attacks.

Off-topic really, but all I'm saying is I've gained an understanding of people and society.

[Zaroku]

I've heard you bringing up prison before, so it wouldn't surprise me if you did say it.

As for rocket science, English is a lot more intricate than people realize. The language doesn't stop at Trump's level; it keeps going. Plus, the main reason I like it anyway is because of literature.

As for giving up "easily", you don't know how it's like. You're expected to control over 150 kids without any real power. And they know that. So, either you spend your life planning how you're going to scare the rebel out of them every day, and lose your voice barking like a dog, or you step away.

Babysitting is not for me. I suck at it. And, unfortunately, the babysitting element is key to being a teacher. I love language, literature, and activities, but, without the power to remove unruly students from class, or even to a study group similar to the concept of detention, it's a mess. I failed.

There's no more to it. Sometimes people just fail in life. It's not all Disney and prison breakouts with Vin Diesel. I don't have the required personality for the job, and I'm not going to stick around, and wait till I get in trouble over kids acting out, and my failing to stop them. It's a slippery slope.

For years, I've seen it kinda like a tragedy that things didn't work out for me, but I slowly learned that everyone's equally intelligent. So, I'm not the only one who goes through these things; it happens. And, at first glance, a lot of people may take my lack of experience in any area (due to isolation) or advanced social skills as signifying I'm dumb, but they have no idea. It goes the same the other way around.

Even that idiotic neighbor that's always trying to provoke me isn't stupid. In his mind, he accurately thinks I won't risk going to jail over him, and that's why he tries to prove his "manhood" by acting out. (Although last time he made a fool of himself by running at me pretending to have a weapon, and yelling like if it's that "300" Sparta movie, only to crap himself once he noticed I wasn't flinching in the slightest. He stopped after close to 5 seconds, and I could see the fear in his eyes. He had been searching for a reaction, but couldn't believe I wasn't scared of a surprise attack. Then, I just stared him down for like 10 seconds. He's a punk.) But despite his idiocy, he's still not actually stupid. Nowadays, he's been celebrating my situation by playing music extremely loud, pretending to party nearly every day. Every now and then, he surprise-releases his dog to try to catch me off guard while I'm tying sheep, hoping it makes my dog react, and thus make the sheep freak out. But the moron elevated his land so much to try to make himself look taller that now his dog can jump the fence. Which means he can't keep it out all the time now, or it goes into my yard (his witch of a wife had to come find it not too long ago).

Actually, I guess elevating the land fits his pattern of conduct, more than just for height. It's a potential dog-attack mechanism if I'm ever near the dividing line of the fence. But, again, it just shows how scared of me he is that he wants to cheat using his dog and weapons in sneak attacks.

Off-topic really, but all I'm saying is I've gained an understanding of people and society.

I heard you say you were a teacher before? Yet, you couldn’t keep an easy job like that? You molested a kid for sure. Explains everything.

Pooor pitiful sunturd.

[FuriousTyson]

I heard you say you were a teacher before? Yet, you couldn’t keep an easy job like that? You molested a kid for sure. Explains everything.

Pooor pitiful sunturd.

It's not an easy job. Society disrespects teachers as a way to keep wages low. Teachers should earn as much as doctors do, if not more simply for all the situations they have to handle on a daily basis.

But think what you want. Not everyone is an engineer, bank fraud specialist, gangbanger, stock-market wiz, and Amnesty International freed prisoner because of cruel and unusual punishment.

At least I accept my reality.