Not ragging on any of the below posters. These are just examples.
From FQ in the past year (click to view)
hey’d better, or they’ll be facing very pissed off parents who aren’t afraid to escalate.
As with all education questions, it’s state-by-state, but the ones I’m aware of require parent permission before inflicting corporal punishment.
But if it’s legal in the state and if a parent gives permission and if a school decides to follow through and if you find an educator willing to carry it out, the student is probably SOL for resisting the punishment, and it’ll escalate to the next level of disciplinary action. Same as refusing to comply with any other lawful action on the part of the school.
ETA: I didn’t answer the OP’s question directly, but as I can best see it, “violently fighting back against lawful corporal punishment” is no different than “violently fighting back against having to line up to get lunch.”
I mean, it’s fucking stupid. Corporal punishment in schools is fucking stupid. I’ve never known an educator who longs for the good ol’ days of beating kids to keep them in line.
Well, sure, that’s possible - but most people aren’t up on sheltering their money from taxes in that manner, which leaves the question of whether or not they can get good tax/legal/financial advice.
While recuperating from disaster.
It’s a fucked-up “system”
Sorry this is 18 or so years late lmao… but I would assume the sideways pussy would be referring to how petite asian women are. Them being smaller… Would make their vagina smaller. Think about a normal vagina…
It goes from vertically between the legs making it bigger than a vagina that would be side ways between the legs… Makes sense to me … Where it came from? I dont want to speculate… But sideways pussy… that just makes sense.
Do Spanish speakers say “gatita” (little female cat) to refer to a woman’s vag? Do they also use “castor” (beaver)?
How did these two slang terms get into the English lexicon? And are they used in the local tongue (heh heh) outside of English?