June 12, 201313 yr I liked this post because of your honesty. You were awarded a rare like by Clyde, and even though you've always longed for a like from Clyde, you still told the truth knowing Clyde could rescind his Like. :clap::clap::clap::clap::clap::clap: I'm a boy of my word. Unless I'm dealing with Getslow.
June 12, 201313 yr I'm a boy of my word. Unless I'm dealing with Getslow. You're upset because I see what you're up to. But I won't let you get away with it. First you went for the meatloaf. Now you've come for the PB&J. Hope you don't like apple pie, everybody. Randy's got photoshops that speak against all your favorite American classics.
June 12, 201313 yr What could be more representative of inclusion and diversity than the caramel brown of peanut butter pressed against the deep, dark hue of grape jelly while nestled against two pieces of white bread? Sounds to me like a sandwich this country and its people can be proud of. Diversity for dinner, America. PB&J IS the All-American Sandwich...and BTW it is the BEST sandwich ever invented!!!
June 13, 201313 yr I like this version of It's Peanut Butter Jelly Time!!! [video=youtube_share;Z3ZAGBL6UBA]
June 13, 201313 yr When I read the article the bigger issue I got was the question of different cultures and how education handles those differences. In NKY it's no big deal. We're fairly homogenous ie white. Portland, OR is a lot different with many cultures represented in the city schools. So is it out of line to ask if schools can adapt?
June 13, 201313 yr When I read the article the bigger issue I got was the question of different cultures and how education handles those differences. In NKY it's no big deal. We're fairly homogenous ie white. Portland, OR is a lot different with many cultures represented in the city schools. So is it out of line to ask if schools can adapt? I agree completely with your analysis. Having spent a little time in the Pacific NW, I think it's safe to say that KY and the Pacific NW are somewhat, uh, different. When I was searching for an objective, non-Breitbart version of this story, I ran across a recent article on a Portland eatery that features the world's best PB&J sandwich. Reading the story made me hungry. The Best PB&J, Ever. Really. | Portland Monthly
June 13, 201313 yr If we could just spend our money paying teachers to teach...... Edited June 13, 201313 yr by Beechwoodfan
June 13, 201313 yr When I read the article the bigger issue I got was the question of different cultures and how education handles those differences. In NKY it's no big deal. We're fairly homogenous ie white. Portland, OR is a lot different with many cultures represented in the city schools. So is it out of line to ask if schools can adapt? I have no problem with trying to adapt, but it's the things you are teaching you have to becareful of. Adapt, yes, go ahead, but to teach that hard work is wrong and PB&J is racist is sending the wrong message.
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