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Date Posted: 10:36:14 05/20/02 Mon
Author: RealTeacher
Subject: Re: Hon, it's a matter of personal taste
In reply to: Hobsonphile 's message, "Hon, it's a matter of personal taste" on 14:30:28 05/06/02 Mon

I totally agree with you. These kids don't understand what values are; and they won't understand until they grow up and actually live real life. Bravo to your ideas and values. They will hopefully understand someday. It's scary to think that these children will be in our shoes someday.

>And how old are you?
>
>I personally don't understand why people find Harry or
>Danny appealing, but you don't see me shrieking
>"EEEW!" like a twelve year old girl. I also pay
>attention to my grammar and spelling, but that's
>neither here nor there.
>
>I prescribe a crash course in maturity and tolerance.
>
>Steph

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