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Of Rice and Nan
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(, Tue 6 May 2003, 14:57, archived)
"And I get to tend the rabbits! *BANG*"muahahaha....
PMGT -Bacon.,
Tue 6 May 2003, 14:58,
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Did you say further down the page you're at Lancaster?We're gonna kick yo'ass @ Roses!
/Yorkie
Woo to the original pic punnage, btw!
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Tue 6 May 2003, 15:08,
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/Yorkie
Woo to the original pic punnage, btw!
No ideaI'm not sporting, I'm just First Aiding - picking up the pieces
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Tue 6 May 2003, 15:20,
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duhgoddammit, man, you're right.
i'll get me coat.
(and quietly update the pic while you're all distracted).
My Nan would look like a Naan bread, since she's been dead for years.
On the other hand, Indian restaurant menus aren't exactly known for good spelling.
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Tue 6 May 2003, 15:03,
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i'll get me coat.
(and quietly update the pic while you're all distracted).
My Nan would look like a Naan bread, since she's been dead for years.
On the other hand, Indian restaurant menus aren't exactly known for good spelling.
you can spell it nanif you like. it has been transliterated from a different alphabet, so several spellings are acceptable
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Spoon,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:06,
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why's that?i've never read the book, is it hugely racist or someting?
( Spoon,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:07,
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psssstAccording to the American Libraries Association, in 1993, the Mingus, Ariz. Union High School challenged the choice of Of Mice and Men as an appropriate English curriculum assignment because of "profane language, moral statement, treatment of the retarded, and the violent ending."
The Putnam County, Tenn. School Superintendent pulled the same book from a classroom a year later "due to the language in it." He said, "We just can't have this kind of book being taught."
The Loganville, Ga. High School (1994) also challenged its "vulgar language throughout." Herbert N. Foerstel lists Of Mice and Men as the U.S.'s second most frequently banned book inthe 1990s.
Find out about other banned books at this site.
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(The Putnam County, Tenn. School Superintendent pulled the same book from a classroom a year later "due to the language in it." He said, "We just can't have this kind of book being taught."
The Loganville, Ga. High School (1994) also challenged its "vulgar language throughout." Herbert N. Foerstel lists Of Mice and Men as the U.S.'s second most frequently banned book inthe 1990s.
Find out about other banned books at this site.
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new_matt,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:22,
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Tenneseeis hardly a core sample of the nation. (It could be a core smaple of inbred fucks, however).
( Artamnesia,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:24,
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don't ask mei just copy and paste stuff *shrug*
having said that, it seems like the perfect sample of the us to me ;)
(having said that, it seems like the perfect sample of the us to me ;)
new_matt,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:28,
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That's not all.The banning of teaching Darwinism has occurred many times through the years, only to be overturned by sane people. There is an organisation of mad christian scientists who are trying to prove that fossils and geological evidence was put there by satan.
(,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:26,
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Massively.All the black characters get killed off in the first chapter.
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Tue 6 May 2003, 15:08,
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I can't remember whyI just remember finding out and being astonished.
it's not rascist, or violent.
(it's not rascist, or violent.
munkt0n,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:09,
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Ha ha ha,yours and algoyos posts couldn't be more different.
( bovine I'm so old, even my old is old,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:10,
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That's a ridiculous statementIt's taught in most schools. I had to read it for a class in high school.
( Artamnesia,
Tue 6 May 2003, 15:23,
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