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by **Buffett and Colbert** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 9:54 am

The Truth and Light wrote:
Buffett and Colbert wrote:In the sense that Iuuvic used it. I've only heard "representando" and commented on how I didn't know you could say it in English too.

Welcome to America.

by **The Truth and Light** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 9:54 am

Buffett and Colbert wrote:
The Truth and Light wrote:Welcome to America.

Soon enough Puerto Rico will be a, gasp, state.

by **Novograd IV** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 9:57 am

Iuuvic wrote:
Novograd IV wrote:
Underline - meant after it's happened, that was the end result
Italic - the viewpoint before the occurrence

Not to get all monkish on you but sometimes a victory feels like a loss and vice-verca.

Not to say being optimistic will assure anything, and of-course picking your battles is important. Yes, I understand sometimes you do not have a choice whether there will be a battle or not, in which case remember something important....It is only school. School is not a mini version of the world you will live in, its more like condensed hell (for some). I understand you are in the UK, but I am sure there are civil right orginizations in your country as well as in mine. You can start documenting the staffs unwillingness to help you and send the information to such an agency. You say you cannot arrest a school, but you can sue just about anything.

You live in the US, in the UK, that's an invalid statement

Also, the system's way to clogged up to do anything, especially looking at the controversy of firing him, seeing as i think he's 5 years or so from retirement and between now and then had a hip replacement.

Civil Rights organisations? Gatherings of people? in the UK?
although on a serious note I will look into that.

by **Coccygia** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 9:58 am

Seleukeia Dimokratia wrote:
Takaram wrote:
English, dude. English.

Μπορώ να διαβάσω Αγγλικά. Δεν μπορώ να το πληκτρολογήσετε. Ελληνικό πληκτρολόγιο.

? My Greek is a bit rusty...something about enjoying Lesbian porn?

by **Novograd IV** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:02 am

The Truth and Light wrote:
Novograd IV wrote:
Then not only will I feel bad (I dunno, apprehension for the next point)
All of his friends now do the same, wither verbally or physically.

And I know I can't get a school arrested.

Then transfer schools, you have that right.

There are options, man.

And besides, you CAN get multiple people arrested.

I can get multiple people arrested, I can't get everyone. Anyway, ever since I didn't go outside and there's a 'camera' on every hall that few people know are fake, I can almost not get hit in a day.

Also, parents think there's nothing wrong with me until I snap under it. Didn't believe I had a High Fever until I had to go home with a 39^oC, wouldn't matter what I did, because I obviously fake it... I'll be allowed to transfer if I slaughter 1337 virgin children for the blood god, though. :roll:

The more I read my writing from someone elses' view, the more I disbelieve myself.

by **Iuuvic** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 10:05 am

Novograd IV wrote:
Iuuvic wrote:

Not to get all monkish on you but sometimes a victory feels like a loss and vice-verca.

Not to say being optimistic will assure anything, and of-course picking your battles is important. Yes, I understand sometimes you do not have a choice whether there will be a battle or not, in which case remember something important....It is only school. School is not a mini version of the world you will live in, its more like condensed hell (for some). I understand you are in the UK, but I am sure there are civil right orginizations in your country as well as in mine. You can start documenting the staffs unwillingness to help you and send the information to such an agency. You say you cannot arrest a school, but you can sue just about anything.

You live in the US, in the UK, that's an invalid statement

Also, the system's way to clogged up to do anything, especially looking at the controversy of firing him, seeing as i think he's 5 years or so from retirement and between now and then had a hip replacement.

Civil Rights organisations? Gatherings of people? in the UK?
although on a serious note I will look into that.

Well I've done a lil looking myself.

You have the right of guidance from the 'Crown Prosecution Service' in a case that difines homophoebic crimes. You also have the 'Commission for Equality and Human Rights'. And the LGBT has been working with the UK government to help end discrimination...UK government has been far more receptive than the US thats for sure.

by **Buffett and Colbert** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 1:20 pm

The Truth and Light wrote:
Buffett and Colbert wrote:

Soon enough Puerto Rico will be a, gasp, state.

Not a state =/= not America

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 4:47 pm

Iuuvic wrote:
The Truth and Light wrote:I'm sorry, what?

GSA is Gay-Straight Alliance...Its a Highschool group that is supposed to help reduce discrimination against gays. Many schools have them now-a-day

EDIT: I believe some universities prolly have them as well. At any rate, they are most useful in highschools I would guess.

Universities have student groups for all interests under the sun. We were the first official GSA in our district, according to GLSEN. Going well so far this year. Day of Silence is coming up, and Pride where I live, so that's exciting. :lol:

by **Niur** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:10 pm

How is a day of silence exciting? Wouldn't it be the opposite of exciting?

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:14 pm

Niur wrote:How is a day of silence exciting? Wouldn't it be the opposite of exciting?

I was referring to Pride. DoS just sort of fit in the sentence.

by **Niur** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:16 pm

Vivolve wrote:
Niur wrote:How is a day of silence exciting? Wouldn't it be the opposite of exciting?

I was referring to Pride. DoS just sort of fit in the sentence.

What is that?

by **Takaram** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:17 pm

Niur wrote:
Vivolve wrote:
I was referring to Pride. DoS just sort of fit in the sentence.

What is that?

Exactly what it says it is. You remain silent for the whole day as a show of solidarity.

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:17 pm

Niur wrote:
Vivolve wrote:
I was referring to Pride. DoS just sort of fit in the sentence.

What is that?

Day of silence, abbreviated.

It's purpose is to show how LGBTQ students are silenced by homophobia.

Also, the week leading up to it is full of events we're putting on celebrating tolerance. That's pretty exciting.

by **Niur** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:18 pm

Vivolve wrote:
Niur wrote:What is that?

Day of silence, abbreviated.

Also, the week leading up to it is full of events we're putting on celebrating tolerance. That's pretty exciting.

No what is "Pride"?

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:19 pm

Oh! Sorry. Gay Pride festival.

by **Niur** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:20 pm

Vivolve wrote:Oh! Sorry. Gay Pride festival.

And you intend on participating in that?

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:23 pm

Niur wrote:
Vivolve wrote:Oh! Sorry. Gay Pride festival.

And you intend on participating in that?

I plan on attending. My GSA isn't affiliated with it, it's just something I have a tradition of attending with my friends. Highly recommend it if you haven't gone to one.

by **Niur** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:27 pm

Vivolve wrote:
Niur wrote:And you intend on participating in that?

I plan on attending. My GSA isn't affiliated with it, it's just something I have a tradition of attending with my friends. Highly recommend it if you haven't gone to one.

I don't really like parades. Too noisy for me. I do remember going to quite a few when I was a little kid, and one with naked bicycle riders at least twice.

by **Meryuma** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:29 pm

Niur wrote:
Vivolve wrote:
I plan on attending. My GSA isn't affiliated with it, it's just something I have a tradition of attending with my friends. Highly recommend it if you haven't gone to one.

I don't really like parades. Too noisy for me. I do remember going to quite a few when I was a little kid, and one with naked bicycle riders at least twice.

I went twice.

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:32 pm

Not everyone's cup of tea, but I've always had a lot of fun.

by **Niur** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 5:35 pm

Meryuma wrote:
Niur wrote:I don't really like parades. Too noisy for me. I do remember going to quite a few when I was a little kid, and one with naked bicycle riders at least twice.

I went twice.

The naked bicycle one or the gay pride parade?

by **Meryuma** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 6:03 pm

Niur wrote:
Meryuma wrote:
I went twice.

The naked bicycle one or the gay pride parade?

The latter.

by **Buffett and Colbert** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 6:06 pm

Meryuma wrote:
Niur wrote:The naked bicycle one or the gay pride parade?

The latter.

Aren't they one and the same?

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 6:06 pm

Meryuma wrote:
Niur wrote:The naked bicycle one or the gay pride parade?

The latter.

Though honestly, is there much of a difference?

by **Vivolve** » Wed Mar 23, 2011 6:09 pm

Buffett and Colbert wrote:
Meryuma wrote:
The latter.

Aren't they one and the same?

Woah crazy similarpostatthesametime status.

+10pts.

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