Lmao it was a joke because London is known for their extremely extensive CCTV network
What's stopping him now from dissolving congress? From sending them all back home and requiring governors send new representatives. This situation is the LITERAL slippery slope Republicans have cried about for decades
So, London?
Interesting. The process here requires full semesters of observation, then more hands on lesson planning, then "student teaching" which is essentially unpaid internship, 5 days a week all day for a whole semester
Isn't blaming others what third party is all about?
Wouldn't be the first time. China drops debris and rocket stages on populated areas all the time
Yo that's me. I quit and now I'm working with dogs. Happiest I have ever been in my life
Only AFTER it becomes law though. Then it's "not bribery"
In my experience, the number one reason you see very very few male primary school teachers, and even less kindergarten or prek, is the social assumption by parents AND admin that men both do not know how to care for/teach children of that age, and that they MUST be up to something nefarious.
You see a chin area yes, but it is simply the bottom of the jaw. The human chin has actual muscle that goes below the jaw bone and can be moved ever so slightly which aids in facial expression.
He's been burning it down since day zero though
If you are pro Israel, you are not anti fascist
People don't be forgetting on lemmy!
So I have friends in Texas who have lost their license for one reason or another. This has a wider range of effect than most realize. When applying for ANY other state licensing, in any other industry, the fact that your teaching license was revoked, no matter what the reason was (it won't say why on reports) it's a mark against you when applying for others. All they see is oh this person HAD a state license and it got revoked so, maybe we shouldn't grant this other one.
I'd argue protest and organization is part of the social contract as well. So if we're past the social contract them...
For sure, I know allll about that stuff (former history teacher)
Well, I say you're wrong!
This is Penny, I've posted her before a little bit ago. She is the opposite of the new one. Looks cute and cuddly and is instead an absolute bitch. But we feed and love her anyway.
Shes about 3 now
I just wanted to share that today I ran a 7:38 mile. This isn't huge, this isn't a record. But for me it's the first sub 8 minute mile I have ran in about a decade and I feel fucking PUMPED.
Anyone who's out there struggling to meet what they used to be able to do easily, it's okay. We all feel that at one point or another. What matters is setting goals and working to get there no matter how long it takes.
Obviously spoilers ahead
What was everyone's thoughts on this week's episode. For me it was the best one yet and has me hooked now. Very much looking forward to the rest.
Only 4 more episodes to go!
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