O, Sweet Saint Of San Andreas

7 Replies to “O, Sweet Saint Of San Andreas”

1. Demonizing abstinence education, while making STDs fun and exciting.
   Progress!

2. It will be much needed STD/HIV information for teachers that are lusting for some young high school student sex.
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   http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/24/ashley-blumenshine-sentenced-sex-with-student_n_3145821.html
   http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/03/nikki-scherwitz-teacher-sex-with-student_n_3209904.html
   http://www.khou.com/news/crime/Former-Alief-ISD-teacher-accused-of-sex-with-student-runs-from-KHOU-crew-209609621.html
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   Why did the women teachers have warts on their noses and look like the Wizard of OZ Witch,
   when my hormones were changing and I had an 8 hour erection at 16?
   No offense to Ms. Gomez our fine looking 23 year old Spanish teacher,
   we used to have knockdown fights trying to get the front seats in her class.

3. It honestly would not shock me if a California legislator suggested forcing all children to be given several common STD’s, so that those who already have them would not feel different.

4. And my 12 year old daughter wants an IPhone, ;-(
   God Help Me, what I would do with my hands on a liberals neck.

5. The article says, “is taking part in a program to educate middle and high school students about how to share their HIV and STD statuses with their cell phones.”
   Yes. But then, how do you clean the phones?

6. From the propaganda…”Qpid.me allows users to obtain, store and privately share their health records and HIV/STD statuses.”
   And if the parents believe they will stay private,welllll,it’s no wonder North America is so fubared.I wonder how this is going to affect their bullying/tolerance crap when so and so’s data gets out???

7. Puts a whole new sin on “Katie’s got kooties”……….