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DMV...isn't as easy as 1,2,3
Oh. my. God. You waited less than an hour and the clerk actually came outside with you. You poor dear! Have a wet-nap.— November 22, 2007 1:17 a.m.
McGrory, Inzunza Among Those Who Got Cut of $8.2 Million
Don: In response to your No 6: Something wrong with letting them dive in to retrieve their golf balls?— November 21, 2007 3:36 p.m.
Dumb Deaths
I must apologize. I wasn't directing my comment solely at you, but rather it was intended more for the person who wrote Iraq as their response. I was hoping they would share their resolution and design for world peace in hopes that we could submit it to the Bush administration and get this whole war thing cleared up. :)— November 21, 2007 3:34 p.m.
Fake Friends
I became a very good runner. I was a skinny kid that liked to swim and ice skate. I got to be a good runner because I had to run home as fast as I could everyday because there was always some bully waiting after the bell rang to kick my ass. I hated high school, it was full of bullys.— November 21, 2007 3:33 p.m.
Fake Friends
Josh, Thank you for explaining to me the origin of myspace. I didn't know what its original purpose was. In other words, other than serving artists, apparently it doesn't have a legitimate place in the everyday life of teenagers. I agree with you about the egomaniacs having the myspace accounts. I addressed so much in my initial response that I didn't want to mention that opinion also, but I agree with you wholeheartedly. I addressed the responsibilities of ALL parents in my response when I said quit raising bullies AND quit allowing your children to have a myspace.— November 21, 2007 10:30 a.m.
Fake Friends
Must be "Bad Parenting Week" in the blogs.— November 21, 2007 10:07 a.m.
Fake Friends
Seriously, what positive impact has myspace had on our society? Unfortunately, this is not the first child to commit suicide because of cyber bullying and even more unfortunate she won't be the last. I can not think of one positive thing that myspace brings to the table. From what I can tell it makes bullying and pedophilia easier than ever. Those 2 things far outweigh any ill conceived benefits.— November 21, 2007 9:14 a.m.
Fake Friends
You may not have a problem with what that adult did but I sure do. Why would she resort to "tricking" this girl in order to find out why the 2 girls were fighting? It is sad that as an adult she is not equipped with more coping tools than a teenager. In fact, it is more than sad, this time it is a disaster. Clearly, by what the woman did she assumed that her child was doing nothing wrong. She chose to harass a kid using her kid as justification. I must throw out the bull---- flag on that one. Seek help for yourself to find out why you don't have better conflict resolution skills so that you can help your child solve this problem in a healthy way, without anyone having to die for God's sake. The children in this country are suffering from horrible parenting, if not their own parents then someone else's parents. QUIT RAISING BULLIES! I must say that clearly from the way the parent handled this situation, it was her kid that was the bully. Her child learned from her mother's inadequacies that bullying people is how you solve your own self-esteem issues. Get your children involved in sports and/or music and monitor how much time they are spending on the computer and what they are doing on it. Teach them how to cope with negative situations in a healthy, positive manner. In addition, parents quit allowing your kids to have a myspace account. If they don't have a myspace then they won't be bullied on it. I imagine that for a bully, if your target isn't reading your words, that takes all the fun out of it. I do agree with you on your point that most certainly, the mother of the child who is still alive should be charged with at least manslaughter. As soon as we show adults that in our society kids are just as important as they are, eventually adults will stop victimizing children. In fact, since adults know better, they should be dealt with in a zero tolerance fashion, just like the kids are dealt with in school.— November 21, 2007 8:30 a.m.
City Attorney To Sue SDCERS Over $146 Million Fleecing of Taxpayers
How long before the corruption seeps down to levels of our neighbor city across the border?— November 21, 2007 5:23 a.m.
An El Cajon Murder Mystery
Because. That's why.— November 21, 2007 4:44 a.m.