Giantkiller

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Thoughts on sitting on the east side of tiger stadium?

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Too hot.
Too sunny.

I sit on the west side and just watching the east bathed in sun for the entire duration of some of these games just appears brutal. I couldn't do it.

Really at this point, it's kind of just punching down.

We tore out Ole Miss' heart. Do we really need to keep shitting all over them?

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The majority of the student body at Ole Miss (i.e., over 50%) aren't even from MS. So is Kiffin just saying that everyone in MS, aside from the students, is extremely racist?

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Kiffin is Kiffin. He's doing what he does. This is the result.

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China is not our friend in any shape or form.

They are thieves and cheats.

They should not own any property in the USA. Their current lands here should be confiscated.

There should be no exchange students admitted to study here. Their students steal IP and spy for the Chi Com government.

They steal IP on everything.

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1. Peace with them is necessary
2. There's no strategy available if hostile

The next headline should be: "Hawaiian Millionaires Take Their Tax Revenue to Florida and Texas. Who could have ever foreseen this?!"

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Good schools don't need ringer Magnet Schools. You plead for us to care about the fate of the kids going to magnet schools, yet you really don't give a crap about the rest of the kids who don't do you?. Why should we care about whether the magnet kids keep their schools? In the end, it's really the decision of EBR, not SG.

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Indeed. That's the thing here. I get that magnet school parents and charter school parents are concerned. But it's pretty short sighted to say "Wait, what about magnet schools and charter schools in this otherwise horrendous, failing, terrible school system?! I'm voting no."

Your kid can still finish up at Baton Rouge High, or Basis, or Great Hearts. The generation after will have a likely glowing school system that awaits them. How foolish to rally against the future because your kid won the lucky lottery to get into BR High.

This year your kid is blessed to get into Basis. But continuing to pour resources into this failure might just get your kid bussed to Northeast High School, Istrouma or Glen Oaks one day. Is it really worth that risk?

Shane Gillis dragged nuts on Chelsea Handler

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”Chelsea Handler is a Zionist. I'm not saying that's good or bad... Speaking of dead kids, she's a big fan of abortions. Chelsea's been scraped more times than the grill at Benihana.

Speaking of tossing tiny shrimp into a child's mouth, Chelsea Handler went to dinner at Jeffrey Epstein's house in 2010. Seriously. Look it up. It wasn't a big party either, there were like seven people there. Prince Andrew and Woody Allen were there."

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LSURussian

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You have shite on the city of St George at every opportunity, going all the way back to the first failed petition drive. I appreciate your attempt to look objective, but I don't believe you ever had any real intention of voting for anything that betters this city as a whole.

I know St. George parents who have children in EBR magnet programs and charter schools, and they are very passionate about this issue. I understand that completely. These parents deserve clear answers about what happens next, and so far, the proposed transition for students already enrolled appears to be reasonable: students can finish the grade band they are already in - elementary, middle, or high school.

It is no surprise to see EBRPSS turn that uncertainty into a political weapon. For many St. George families, magnet programs have been the one part of the EBR system that worked for them. But that actually proves the larger point: families should not have to depend on a selective program, a lottery, or a special exception just to get a quality public education.

In the end, a St. George student already enrolled in a magnet or charter school should be able to complete a substantial portion of their education at the school they already attend. And if history is any indicator (i.e. looking at previous EBRSS retreatants like Zachary and Central), St. George has every reason to believe it can build a capable, successful school system of its own. The goal should be a district where families do not need an escape hatch because the base schools themselves are strong.

St. George is now a city. Its residents deserve the same right other communities have had: the right to create a school district accountable to the families who live there. This movement began with schools, and Amendment 2 is the chance to finally close that circle.

I’m voting YES on Amendment 2.

For the record, I jumped in the water early in this thread and called him a dumbass. Now it's looking more and more like he never said this. Ryan Clark has said a lot of dumb things on audio and video that are worth trashing him over, but I think this time it's bullshite.

Where's the clip with him saying it? Not to defend him if he did but why is it not out there?