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The mind boggles.
Up to this point, I gave the "where am I going to live" question a number of different spins, but I guess I need to start including the "what kind of loons are going to be teaching my kids?" question (as well as the "what kind of loons are on the local and state school boards enforcing curriculum insanities?" question).
For the record, I know that schools run by religious organizations are not all bad; my sisters and I both went to one for high school (in my case, for my freshman year only). In particular, the Catholics and the Jesuits--in my experience, anyway--generally have their educational heads screwed on reasonably well, although I didn't enjoy being required to take a religion class.
Update: fortunately, it seems pretty likely that this is a hoax (if a very detailed one); check out this page from the same site.
It's getting harder to tell the satire sites from the real deals...and the satire stories from the real ones. (As The Onion has been showing us for years.)
The mind boggles.
Up to this point, I gave the "where am I going to live" question a number of different spins, but I guess I need to start including the "what kind of loons are going to be teaching my kids?" question (as well as the "what kind of loons are on the local and state school boards enforcing curriculum insanities?" question).
For the record, I know that schools run by religious organizations are not all bad; my sisters and I both went to one for high school (in my case, for my freshman year only). In particular, the Catholics and the Jesuits--in my experience, anyway--generally have their educational heads screwed on reasonably well, although I didn't enjoy being required to take a religion class.
Update: fortunately, it seems pretty likely that this is a hoax (if a very detailed one); check out this page from the same site.
It's getting harder to tell the satire sites from the real deals...and the satire stories from the real ones. (As The Onion has been showing us for years.)
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Date: 15 December 2004 16:36 (UTC)ummm...
You do know that sight is a hoax, don't you?
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Date: 15 December 2004 16:41 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 15 December 2004 16:49 (UTC)It's like an Adventure Game. The clues are all there, it's up to you to put them together.
Here's a few hints, I'll give you more if you need them. (No fair Googling) :)
Johnny Kimbuso
Fisherman's Quandary
The Ruby Matrimony Thong
Find these objects, Grasshopper, and the *truth* shall be yours. :)
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Date: 15 December 2004 16:53 (UTC)Oh, don't feel bad, it took me a while to figure it out the first time I ran across that site. :)
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Date: 15 December 2004 21:37 (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 17 December 2004 12:37 (UTC)The entry was from