2 years ago: Of course they're human beings. That's why their lives should be saved if at all possible, no matter how humiliating it is. It's better than death.

2 years ago: I would keep it.
It might be magical in some way. :)

2 years ago: It's pretty clever, but also really, really weird.

2 years ago: Wow, that is really awful. It's fine for somebody to have their own opinion, but a TEACHER should not be so openly dismissive and narrow-minded of a theory that actually a LOT of people believe (not just Al Gore) and for which there is substantial evidence. If she chooses to disagree so strongly, she should really have an argument to back it up rather than just "Al Gore talks crap all of the time."

2 years ago: There have been cases of people being killed by wearing seatbelts--but many more cases of people being killed by not wearing them.

2 years ago: Clearly you are wiser than the rest of us crap-talkers, yasmin01--perhaps I shall come to you for spelling lessons as well?

Good article, I agree with everything. It is not anyone's place to judge. Hang in there. ;)

2 years ago: I do want chips, but then I always want tea. Especially peppermint tea with sugar, or earl grey with lemon and sugar, or normal tea with milk and sugar...
Okay, so basically what I really fancy is some sugar.

2 years ago: meeee:
Maybe their neighbours all responded to their question by taking their clothes off or giving them fake sugar and they felt that they could only trust their fellow fanpoppers? ;) lol

2 years ago: I agree. I have a (male) friend, who is only, like, eleven, and he got a bunch of people spreading rumours that he was gay (he isn't, but that's not the point. They were saying that he 'acted' gay and being kind of insulting to say the least). He told a teacher and now we kind of joke about it and he plays it up like crazy, saying stuff like 'fabulicious' and giving little effeminate hand-flicks and everything. I also have another friend (female and almost fifteen) whose mum lives with another woman (I don't know if they're actually together in a romantic sense. Some people say they are, but my friend won't tell me so for the moment we'll say that they're not). Two girls who were supposed to be her friends were saying stuff about them having a 'love fest' with their other 'lezzie friends' and giggling a lot. I probably should have objected to that--but I'm sure you can appreciate, with your Lucy thing and everything, it's a lot easier said than done. I feel as if the homophobia is becoming a bit better now. Of course it has to improve gradually, just like racism did, and there's more gay people in the media and everything which probably helps. But you know, it's still worse than I originally thought. 32% of people in Britain (don't know the statistics for America) still have a problem with homosexuality. That's a massive number, a third of the population. It's shocking and it's just wrong.

2 years ago: Ha! just kidd'n. Though the kids in these pics look wayyyy too old for kindergarten. What are they, seven?

I started school when I was four. And if I remember correctly, I really hated it. But hey, I guess it probably helped a little bit in the long run.