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darkpuppet,Sep 9 2005, 11:43 AM Wrote:Sounds like the "do as I say, not as I do" approach.. must work really well, like parents telling their kids not to do drugs, but going off to smoke a bowl.

I think there's a certain amount of reponsibility people accept when they choose a career involving kids.  If it's stressful, deal with it outside of kids' prying eyes.  Once again, teaching kids that they should turn to harmful substances to deal with their stress isn't exactly being a good role model.

And "personal rights" of the smoker doesn't mean they have the right to impose their bad habit on other people.  I can't tell you how annoyed I get nowadays when buddy's wife runs off for a smoke, and comes back to the dinner table reeking like a dirty ashtray.  Not to mention how the whole world is their ashtray, as I look around the 'flower gardens' around most TTC stations are just blankets of butts.  I'm seriously tempted to follow a smoker home one day with a bucket of butts and drop it on their front lawn...

maybe we should move wing night to the schoolyard across the street from me.. little kids everywhere should know that beer is fun!
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This is the thing.

Do you know how many times I've told Jenn to stop mainlineing her cristal meth under the monkey bars??? You have no Idea.

Teachers are rolemodels. They often forget this. They're not all angels, (trust me) But they should be aware of their surrondings. Leave the buts for the car.... Have one on the way home.

Don't get me started with smokers... :rolleyes:

Except 2001 ZTS.....This guy is the most polite smoker I've ever incountered. Unreal, the measures this guy will go through in order to NOT cause anyone discomfort around him.

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