Technology is a double-edged sword. We love the boundaries it can break down, but sometimes we hate having those barriers smashed.
Welcome to my bad dream. That’s what I think when I see people wearing pajamas in public. It’s not that I don’t admire their taste in slumber wear. It’s just that I had a recurring dream throughout childhood that I’d go to school and suddenly realize I was wearing nothing but my nightgown.
I don’t know quite what to make of the Trayvon Martin case and as an average white guy, anything negative I have to say will inevitably be called race-mongering by people who seem to have made a career of following polarizing cases.
I’m not fleet of foot. I’m not ashamed to say it. Running is one of those things you just can’t hide. You are either fast or you aren’t, but you certainly can’t fake that you are if you move like a sloth.
We take a lot of care not to offend people.
Human beings tend to go in and out of phases. We are, as someone once put it…“Phase-o-matic.”
What if everyone that is of below average intelligence and/or below average income was forced by the government to use 100% effective birth control until they reached an aptitude and/or income level that is at least average?
In case you missed it, March 3 was the second annual “Spread the Word to End the Word Day,” a movement whose mission is to make people stop and think before using the word “retard” in a hurtful and disparaging manner.
Great schools are not just an economic necessity for our state; they are a fundamental right for the children living in South Carolina.