Actually there is a big difference from sections on Long Island. Nassau and Suffolk are different. Places like Garden City are a shit hole dependent on mall rats to keep them alive. There is also a reason why a section of Long Island is called the "Gold Coast". So before you say someone doesn't know what they're talking about make sure you know what you're talking about because as it stands you know nothing and are embarassing yourself.
You said it is "tacky as all hell" and not that it would be tacky for you to pose like that. You also essentially linked Columbine to someone who shoots for sport and is in a picture holding a gun. Not only have you passed judgement but you also are not a very good judge and I'm sure these abilities to think and communicate transfer very well into your teaching abilities.
-Rudey
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Originally posted by cash78mere
don't call me hun. it's patronizing.
yeah...there's no nice section. it's all nice. don't know what you're referring to. were you referring to sea cliff? dix hills? west hills? garden city? lloyd harbor? jericho? manhasset? i mean seriously. they're all "nice" and wealthy. i could go on and on. i think someone doesn't know what he's talking about.
and yes, MY OPINION is that it's tacky. if you have a different opinion, great! more power to you. i never said my opinion is right. it's my opinion. get over it and move on.
of course i can read. there you go, making judgements on people. my class is VERY well educated, thank you very much. i'm a damn good teacher. what in the world would i be depriving my students of? the lack of intelligence that you seem to think only you posses?
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we all come from different areas of the country. with different ideals. and different ways of life. and different lifestyles. no one is right or wrong--it depends on situation and circumstance. what someone thinks is ok in oklahoma or florida will probably be thought of differently in hollywood or beverly hills and vice versa.
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