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eston 09/11/19 1:22:56 PM #101:	Yeah okay dude if it makes you feel better we'll say the lunchlady ate it lol --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927290267] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Yeah okay dude if it makes you feel better we'll say the lunchlady ate it lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
John_Galt 09/11/19 1:24:53 PM #102:	scar the 1 posted... Schools not providing free lunch for kids is absolutely insane. Why should kids be punished if their parents are poor? Why should I be punished with higher taxes for the poor decisions of others? Keep it in your pants if you cant afford the consequences --- Who is John Galt? <cite>John_Galt posted [p:927290356] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote>Schools not providing free lunch for kids is absolutely insane. Why should kids be punished if their parents are poor?</quote> Why should I be punished with higher taxes for the poor decisions of others? Keep it in your pants if you cant afford the consequences</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SpudForce 09/11/19 1:27:19 PM #103:	Conservatives Unborn fetus = Someone think of the children!!!!! Poor children = fuck em. Booootstraps!!!!! --- And when he gets to Heaven, to St. Peter he will tell, one more soldier reporting sir, I have served my time in hell. <cite>SpudForce posted [p:927290482] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Conservatives Unborn fetus = Someone think of the children!!!!! Poor children = fuck em. Booootstraps!!!!! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 09/11/19 1:27:37 PM #104:	MaverickMerch posted... eston posted... Yeah I'm not gonna dance for you. Whether or not the food was chucked in the trash, which absolutely is what's supposed to happen in food service when you take food back that has already been served, is not the only sticking point as to why this was handled poorly. Obviously the school agrees which is why the policy has been changed across the board. There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line. keep grasping, you've almost got a finger on those sweet, sweet straws <cite>treewojima posted [p:927290502] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote><cite>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote> Yeah I'm not gonna dance for you. Whether or not the food was chucked in the trash, which absolutely is what's supposed to happen in food service when you take food back that has already been served, is not the only sticking point as to why this was handled poorly. Obviously the school agrees which is why the policy has been changed across the board.</quote> There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line.</quote> keep grasping, you've almost got a finger on those sweet, sweet straws</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
AzurexNightmare 09/11/19 1:27:43 PM #105:	brestugo posted... Dunsworthy posted... Perhaps I just dont understand the American school system, but can people not just pack their kids a lunch instead. Seems like if you cant afford school provided lunches you should probably do that. In some cases, if the kids don't eat at school, they don't eat at all. I saw a story on the Chicago school system and the superintendant said that was the reason that the schools there almost never close - even in the bitterest of winter. Those dicks shouldn't be having kids if they have to eat at school only or go hungry that's ridiculous. --- PSN: xLionhartx Vita games most played: BlazBlue CP, RO Ace, Mon Monpiece, Wipeout 2048 <cite>AzurexNightmare posted [p:927290504] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>brestugo posted...</cite> <quote>Dunsworthy posted...</cite> <quote>Perhaps I just dont understand the American school system, but can people not just pack their kids a lunch instead. Seems like if you cant afford school provided lunches you should probably do that. </quote> In some cases, if the kids don't eat at school, they don't eat at all. I saw a story on the Chicago school system and the superintendant said that was the reason that the schools there almost never close - even in the bitterest of winter.</quote> Those dicks shouldn't be having kids if they have to eat at school only or go hungry that's ridiculous.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DezDroppedFreak 09/11/19 1:27:45 PM #106:	Anytime a story comes up like this I slowly realize my school wasnt as bad as it couldve been. In those situations our cafeteria workers would let you keep the main entree. You just couldnt get like extra items or something (like an ice cream cup or a specialty a la carte item) Mr_MacPhisto posted... Then why would anyone ever pay the balance? At my school if your debts werent paid by the end of the year you couldnt advance in grade/graduate until it was --- I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar <cite>DezDroppedFreak posted [p:927290505] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Anytime a story comes up like this I slowly realize my school wasnt as bad as it couldve been. In those situations our cafeteria workers would let you keep the main entree. You just couldnt get like extra items or something (like an ice cream cup or a specialty a la carte item) Mr_MacPhisto posted... </cite> <quote>Then why would anyone ever pay the balance?</quote> At my school if your debts werent paid by the end of the year you couldnt advance in grade/graduate until it was </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 1:30:11 PM #107:	treewojima posted... MaverickMerch posted... eston posted... Yeah I'm not gonna dance for you. Whether or not the food was chucked in the trash, which absolutely is what's supposed to happen in food service when you take food back that has already been served, is not the only sticking point as to why this was handled poorly. Obviously the school agrees which is why the policy has been changed across the board. There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line. keep grasping, you've almost got a finger on those sweet, sweet straws I'm not grasping at anything. He made a claim, pretended it was fact and can't back it up. Take your straws somewhere else. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927290624] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>treewojima posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote> Yeah I'm not gonna dance for you. Whether or not the food was chucked in the trash, which absolutely is what's supposed to happen in food service when you take food back that has already been served, is not the only sticking point as to why this was handled poorly. Obviously the school agrees which is why the policy has been changed across the board.</quote> There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line.</quote> keep grasping, you've almost got a finger on those sweet, sweet straws</quote> I'm not grasping at anything. He made a claim, pretended it was fact and can't back it up. Take your straws somewhere else.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DezDroppedFreak 09/11/19 1:32:27 PM #108:	MaverickMerch posted... There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line. Dude. They throw it away. You cant re-serve it. --- I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar <cite>DezDroppedFreak posted [p:927290748] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted... </cite> <quote>There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line.</quote> Dude. They throw it away. You cant re-serve it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 09/11/19 1:32:36 PM #109:	MaverickMerch posted... I'm not grasping at anything. He made a claim, pretended it was fact and can't back it up. Take your straws somewhere else. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hou0lU8WMgo" data-time=" <cite>treewojima posted [p:927290757] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote><cite>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>I'm not grasping at anything. He made a claim, pretended it was fact and can't back it up. Take your straws somewhere else.</quote> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hou0lU8WMgo" data-time="</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 09/11/19 1:34:20 PM #110:	and yeah, re-serving food is a quick way to get cited or even shut down by the local health department lol <cite>treewojima posted [p:927290833] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>and yeah, re-serving food is a quick way to get cited or even shut down by the local health department lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 1:34:38 PM #111:	Imagine posting random cartoon videos and thinking its some sort of intellectual rebuttal. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927290855] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Imagine posting random cartoon videos and thinking its some sort of intellectual rebuttal.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DezDroppedFreak 09/11/19 1:36:10 PM #112:	MaverickMerch posted... Imagine posting random cartoon videos and thinking its some sort of intellectual rebuttal. I mean you can die on this hill with your 3 karma alt if you want, but that food 100% gets thrown away. Source: I went to elementary, middle, and high school --- I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar <cite>DezDroppedFreak posted [p:927290931] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted... </cite> <quote>Imagine posting random cartoon videos and thinking its some sort of intellectual rebuttal.</quote>I mean you can die on this hill with your 3 karma alt if you want, but that food 100% gets thrown away. Source: I went to elementary, middle, and high school </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 1:37:15 PM #113:	DezDroppedFreak posted... MaverickMerch posted... There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line. Dude. They throw it away. You cant re-serve it. But-but-but maybe the janitor fed it to his dog! --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927290983] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>DezDroppedFreak posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted... </cite> <quote>There's nothing to dance about. You made a statement that you couldn't back up. You have no idea what they did with the food. The lunch lady might have ate it, it might have been donated to a homeless shelter, or maybe the kid never even touched the tray, and it was re-served, because this all happened while he was still in the food line.</quote> Dude. They throw it away. You cant re-serve it. </quote> But-but-but maybe the janitor fed it to his dog!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wewillrocku 09/11/19 1:37:44 PM #114:	treewojima posted... keep grasping, you've almost got a finger on those sweet, sweet straws rofl <cite>Wewillrocku posted [p:927291007] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>treewojima posted...</cite> <quote>keep grasping, you've almost got a finger on those sweet, sweet straws</quote> rofl</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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MaverickMerch 09/11/19 1:43:52 PM #116:	DezDroppedFreak posted... MaverickMerch posted... Imagine posting random cartoon videos and thinking its some sort of intellectual rebuttal. I mean you can die on this hill with your 3 karma alt if you want, but that food 100% gets thrown away. Source: I went to elementary, middle, and high school Again, another user 100% sure of a situation that he was not part of. No one in this school stated the food was thrown out. You have no idea if the kid even touched the food, or if the school has a basic food recycling policy. I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927291295] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>DezDroppedFreak posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted... </cite> <quote>Imagine posting random cartoon videos and thinking its some sort of intellectual rebuttal.</quote>I mean you can die on this hill with your 3 karma alt if you want, but that food 100% gets thrown away. Source: I went to elementary, middle, and high school </quote> Again, another user 100% sure of a situation that he was not part of. No one in this school stated the food was thrown out. You have no idea if the kid even touched the food, or if the school has a basic food recycling policy. I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EverDownward 09/11/19 1:45:59 PM #117:	Squall28 posted... Sackgurl posted... Squall28 posted... You don't get shit you don't pay for. Common sense. He should've been glad he got anything to eat at all. he's a nine year old child what the fuck is wrong with you Teach him early. Even better. You guys want to coddle children way too much, and you wonder why they can't make smart financial decisions about college when they turn 18? I grew up poor. I missed lunch all the time. Often had to eat old, moldy food (ripped off the mold). Getting a McDonald's Happy Meal was considered a fucking treat. And you know how much college debt I ended up with? Zero. I was literally collecting coins since the first grade because I knew how valuable money was. Don't underestimate what kids are capable of. wow, grampa. now can you tell us the story of how you had to walk eighteen miles to school with a hole in your shoe?? --- "Tried to point my finger, but the wind was blowing me around in circles, circles." <cite>EverDownward posted [p:927291392] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote>Sackgurl posted...</cite> <quote>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote>You don't get shit you don't pay for. Common sense. He should've been glad he got anything to eat at all.</quote> he's a nine year old child what the fuck is wrong with you</quote> Teach him early. Even better. You guys want to coddle children way too much, and you wonder why they can't make smart financial decisions about college when they turn 18? I grew up poor. I missed lunch all the time. Often had to eat old, moldy food (ripped off the mold). Getting a McDonald's Happy Meal was considered a fucking treat. And you know how much college debt I ended up with? Zero. I was literally collecting coins since the first grade because I knew how valuable money was. Don't underestimate what kids are capable of.</quote> wow, grampa. now can you tell us the story of how you had to walk eighteen miles to school with a hole in your shoe??</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
twitterfriends 09/11/19 1:49:00 PM #118:	Christian values first amirite --- #NotMyPresident #JusticeDemocrats #Neblio #WolfPAC #Bitcoin #WeAre12 #12thMan #Seahawks #Belieber #DENT #UBI #PokemonGo #twitterfriends #MMA #PopularHashtags <cite>twitterfriends posted [p:927291526] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Christian values first amirite</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Malfunction 09/11/19 1:55:31 PM #119:	DezDroppedFreak posted... Source: I went to elementary, middle, and high school unfair to flaunt this in front of somebody who clearly went to none of them <cite>Malfunction posted [p:927291829] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>DezDroppedFreak posted...</cite> <quote>Source: I went to elementary, middle, and high school</quote> unfair to flaunt this in front of somebody who clearly went to none of them</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 1:56:31 PM #120:	MaverickMerch posted... I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying. I love irony --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927291881] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying.</quote> I love irony</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
twitterfriends 09/11/19 1:56:47 PM #121:	I also remember paying $2 when I wanted a slice of pizza, they probably bought the whole pie for $3.50, America is awesome at scamming little kids --- #NotMyPresident #JusticeDemocrats #Neblio #WolfPAC #Bitcoin #WeAre12 #12thMan #Seahawks #Belieber #DENT #UBI #PokemonGo #twitterfriends #MMA #PopularHashtags <cite>twitterfriends posted [p:927291890] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>I also remember paying $2 when I wanted a slice of pizza, they probably bought the whole pie for $3.50, America is awesome at scamming little kids</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 2:03:23 PM #122:	Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927292171] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 2:05:51 PM #123:	eston posted... MaverickMerch posted... I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying. I love irony There is no irony. You tried to state a fact without any sort of evidence to back it up. I asked you for the proof. I have no opinion one way or the other. Maybe learn what irony actually means, while you continue to look for the proof. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927292290] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying.</quote> I love irony</quote> There is no irony. You tried to state a fact without any sort of evidence to back it up. I asked you for the proof. I have no opinion one way or the other. Maybe learn what irony actually means, while you continue to look for the proof.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 2:07:19 PM #124:	MaverickMerch posted... Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927292354] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food</quote> I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 2:09:03 PM #125:	MaverickMerch posted... eston posted... MaverickMerch posted... I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying. I love irony There is no irony. You tried to state a fact without any sort of evidence to back it up. I asked you for the proof. I have no opinion one way or the other. Maybe learn what irony actually means, while you continue to look for the proof. I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927292442] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>I know your ego wont let you be wrong, so dont bother replying.</quote> I love irony</quote> There is no irony. You tried to state a fact without any sort of evidence to back it up. I asked you for the proof. I have no opinion one way or the other. Maybe learn what irony actually means, while you continue to look for the proof.</quote> I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DirkDiggles 09/11/19 2:10:50 PM #127:	They gave him cheese sandwich. What's the fuss? --- https://imgtc.com/i/5CTKeaL.jpg https://imgtc.com/i/G9w39yE.gif <cite>DirkDiggles posted [p:927292525] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>They gave him cheese sandwich. What's the fuss?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/11/19 2:11:32 PM #128:	Conflict posted... Should've let him eat it --- Stop being so aggressively argumentative for no reason. - UnfairRepresent <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:927292569] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Conflict posted...</cite> <quote>Should've let him eat it</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
kingdrake2 09/11/19 2:14:17 PM #129:	DezDroppedFreak posted... Anytime a story comes up like this I slowly realize my school wasnt as bad as it couldve been. In those situations our cafeteria workers would let you keep the main entree. You just couldnt get like extra items or something (like an ice cream cup or a specialty a la carte item) Mr_MacPhisto posted... Then why would anyone ever pay the balance? At my school if your debts werent paid by the end of the year you couldnt advance in grade/graduate until it was this was pretty much standard thing. in 2004 about 4-5 students had name on a whiteboard telling them to "pay off fines/overdue library books etc" if they wanted to graduate. they had a few days to pay it off. --- The act of treachery is an art, but the traitor himself is a piece of **** - Mike Tyson <cite>kingdrake2 posted [p:927292696] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>DezDroppedFreak posted...</cite> <quote>Anytime a story comes up like this I slowly realize my school wasnt as bad as it couldve been. In those situations our cafeteria workers would let you keep the main entree. You just couldnt get like extra items or something (like an ice cream cup or a specialty a la carte item) Mr_MacPhisto posted... </cite> <quote>Then why would anyone ever pay the balance?</quote> At my school if your debts werent paid by the end of the year you couldnt advance in grade/graduate until it was </quote> this was pretty much standard thing. in 2004 about 4-5 students had name on a whiteboard telling them to "pay off fines/overdue library books etc" if they wanted to graduate. they had a few days to pay it off.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheDrivingForce 09/11/19 2:14:55 PM #130:	Conflict posted... Should've let him eat it since he already had the lunch and warned him that he wouldn't get another one next time until it was paid off. That's only how every business in the world does it but the right-wing joke accounts here wouldn't recognize that since they don't go outside First off, it was a school. Second, if it was a business, he wouldn't even be holding a tray in the first place, or get a free cheese sandwich. He would be escorted out. --- https://youtu.be/94M0uMLbcn4 <cite>TheDrivingForce posted [p:927292727] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Conflict posted...</cite> <quote>Should've let him eat it since he already had the lunch and warned him that he wouldn't get another one next time until it was paid off. That's only how every business in the world does it but the right-wing joke accounts here wouldn't recognize that since they don't go outside</quote> First off, it was a school. Second, if it was a business, he wouldn't even be holding a tray in the first place, or get a free cheese sandwich. He would be escorted out.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wewillrocku 09/11/19 2:15:20 PM #131:	twitterfriends posted... I also remember paying $2 when I wanted a slice of pizza, they probably bought the whole pie for $3.50, America is awesome at scamming little kids it's definitely an american problem. just wait until the kid from this story grows up and has to pay for college. <cite>Wewillrocku posted [p:927292748] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>twitterfriends posted...</cite> <quote>I also remember paying $2 when I wanted a slice of pizza, they probably bought the whole pie for $3.50, America is awesome at scamming little kids</quote> it's definitely an american problem. just wait until the kid from this story grows up and has to pay for college.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Squall28 09/11/19 2:33:02 PM #132:	Why are you guys still making a big fuss when he got fed? The fact that he even racked up a balance meant the school gave him free lunch like 3 times already, and warned him each time. --- If you're going through hell, keep going. -Winston Churchill <cite>Squall28 posted [p:927293548] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Why are you guys still making a big fuss when he got fed? The fact that he even racked up a balance meant the school gave him free lunch like 3 times already, and warned him each time.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Webmaster4531 09/11/19 2:38:52 PM #133:	Squall28 posted... 3 times already, and warned him each time. That's not mentioned anywhere. --- Ad Hominem. <cite>Webmaster4531 posted [p:927293825] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Squall28 posted...</cite> <quote>3 times already, and warned him each time.</quote> That's not mentioned anywhere.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 2:39:00 PM #134:	eston posted... MaverickMerch posted... Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. eston posted... I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway You made a statement and claimed it was fact. You were caught, own it. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927293831] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food</quote> I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio </quote> Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. <cite>eston posted...</cite> <quote>I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway</quote> You made a statement and claimed it was fact. You were caught, own it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pinky0926 09/11/19 2:44:47 PM #135:	Grown ass adults nodding sagely while congratulating a hot meal being taken away from a child in poverty. America is so fucking weird. --- CE's Resident Scotsman. https://imgur.com/ILz2ZbV <cite>pinky0926 posted [p:927294105] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Grown ass adults nodding sagely while congratulating a hot meal being taken away from a child in poverty. America is so fucking weird.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Webmaster4531 09/11/19 2:45:51 PM #136:	MaverickMerch posted... eston posted... MaverickMerch posted... Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. eston posted... I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway You made a statement and claimed it was fact. You were caught, own it. It specifically says unopened or unbitten food in a bin. I really doubt they want cheese sticks put on top of the plums and apples. --- Ad Hominem. <cite>Webmaster4531 posted [p:927294162] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food</quote> I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio </quote> Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. <cite>eston posted...</cite> <quote>I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway</quote> You made a statement and claimed it was fact. You were caught, own it.</quote> It specifically says unopened or unbitten food in a bin. I really doubt they want cheese sticks put on top of the plums and apples.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 2:51:01 PM #137:	Webmaster4531 posted... MaverickMerch posted... eston posted... MaverickMerch posted... Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. eston posted... I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway You made a statement and claimed it was fact. You were caught, own it. It specifically says unopened or unbitten food in a bin. I really doubt they want cheese sticks put on top of the plums and apples. There are many examples of food recycling. Another example, which I posted, is schools donating the food to farms to be used as food for animals, or using it as compost for the schools garden. This again, assumes that the kid even touched the food to begin with. If he didnt, it would have simply been given the next student in line. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927294416] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Webmaster4531 posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>Schools waste $5 million a day in uneaten food. Here's how Oakland is reinventing the cafeteria Fortunately, Nancy Deming, the school districts sustainability manager for custodial and nutritional services, is supervising the sorting line today. If youve started eating your fruit, it goes in the compost, she reminds the girl with a smile. If you havent taken a bite, it goes to Food Share. The girl glances at the plum, then carefully places it in the clear bin, from which students can take whatever unopened or unbitten foods they please. Anything left will either be offered the next day or donated to a local hunger-relief organization. https://grist.org/article/schools-waste-5-million-a-day-in-uneaten-food-heres-how-oakland-is-reinventing-the-cafeteria/ USDA strongly encourages schools to donate leftover foods to appropriate nonprofit institutions provided this practice is not prohibited by State or local laws or regulations. Food donation has been a longstanding policy in all Child Nutrition Programs Leftover food not suitable for human consumption can be used to feed animals or given to companies that convert food discards into commercial animal feed and pet food. Feeding waste food to livestock or having the food processed into animal feed can be a viable option for recycling food scraps and provides economic and environmental benefits for all involved. https://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/reducewaste/schools/food</quote> I didn't realize Oakland was in Ohio </quote> Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. <cite>eston posted...</cite> <quote>I'm not looking for proof because I don't have anything to prove to you Since you "dOn'T hAvE aN oPiNiOn" I guess it doesn't matter anyway</quote> You made a statement and claimed it was fact. You were caught, own it.</quote> It specifically says unopened or unbitten food in a bin. I really doubt they want cheese sticks put on top of the plums and apples.</quote> There are many examples of food recycling. Another example, which I posted, is schools donating the food to farms to be used as food for animals, or using it as compost for the schools garden. This again, assumes that the kid even touched the food to begin with. If he didnt, it would have simply been given the next student in line.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 2:57:26 PM #138:	MaverickMerch posted... Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. Person who demands concrete proof posts irrelevant article about what schools in a completely different state are doing And apparently I'm supposed to take this seriously --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927294748] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. </quote> Person who demands concrete proof posts irrelevant article about what schools in a completely different state are doing And apparently I'm supposed to take this seriously</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sackgurl 09/11/19 3:13:44 PM #139:	no one cares, merch you just look like you're trying to have a gotcha moment --- LittleBigPlanet is like merging dress-up with a real game. <cite>Sackgurl posted [p:927295470] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>no one cares, merch you just look like you're trying to have a gotcha moment</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 3:13:48 PM #140:	eston posted... MaverickMerch posted... Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. Person who demands concrete proof posts irrelevant article about what schools in a completely different state are doing And apparently I'm supposed to take this seriously Stop making statements as fact without proof. Its really simple. Your attempt at pretending that school recycling programs not in the exact city are irrelevant, is cute though. Do you not think Ohio has farms to use recycled food as compost or animal feed? LOL. Not to mention your blatant attempts to ignore the fact the kid may not have even touched the food to begin with. Students have already achieved meaningful results at Loveland High School (Ohio). About 1,500 students and school staff eat lunch in the cafeteria each day. In just a few years, the school has reduced the number of bags of trash it produces each day during lunch from 60 to two. For this and other accomplishments, the school has been recognized as a zero-waste facility meaning it has cut its waste by more than 90% and named one of the nations first Green Ribbon schools. https://www.ohioschoolboards.org/loveland-city-schools-ramp-recycling <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927295479] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>Your attempt at backpeddling, and being intentionally obtuse is amazing. You do realize that food recycling programs aren't exclusive to California right? I was simply using that as an example. </quote> Person who demands concrete proof posts irrelevant article about what schools in a completely different state are doing And apparently I'm supposed to take this seriously</quote> Stop making statements as fact without proof. Its really simple. Your attempt at pretending that school recycling programs not in the exact city are irrelevant, is cute though. Do you not think Ohio has farms to use recycled food as compost or animal feed? LOL. Not to mention your blatant attempts to ignore the fact the kid may not have even touched the food to begin with. Students have already achieved meaningful results at Loveland High School (Ohio). About 1,500 students and school staff eat lunch in the cafeteria each day. In just a few years, the school has reduced the number of bags of trash it produces each day during lunch from 60 to two. For this and other accomplishments, the school has been recognized as a zero-waste facility meaning it has cut its waste by more than 90% and named one of the nations first Green Ribbon schools. https://www.ohioschoolboards.org/loveland-city-schools-ramp-recycling</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 3:15:02 PM #141:	Sackgurl posted... no one cares, merch you just look like you're trying to have a gotcha moment I care, so you are free to ignore this conversation. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927295545] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>Sackgurl posted...</cite> <quote>no one cares, merch you just look like you're trying to have a gotcha moment</quote> I care, so you are free to ignore this conversation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 3:20:19 PM #142:	MaverickMerch posted... I care, so you are free to ignore this conversation. And I think it's cute that you care so much about one single detail that doesn't meaningfully change what happened --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927295765] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>I care, so you are free to ignore this conversation.</quote> And I think it's cute that you care so much about one single detail that doesn't meaningfully change what happened</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 3:25:37 PM #143:	eston posted... MaverickMerch posted... I care, so you are free to ignore this conversation. And I think it's cute that you care so much about one single detail that doesn't meaningfully change what happened It literally changes everything. If they are throwing away food instead of simply giving it to the kid, then that's a disgrace. However, if it is being donated, recycled or simply given to another student because it had not been touched, then that's a completely different story. You made an assumption, called it a fact and here we are. If you just apologize to everyone, we can move on. People make mistakes, its ok. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927296013] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>I care, so you are free to ignore this conversation.</quote> And I think it's cute that you care so much about one single detail that doesn't meaningfully change what happened</quote> It literally changes everything. If they are throwing away food instead of simply giving it to the kid, then that's a disgrace. However, if it is being donated, recycled or simply given to another student because it had not been touched, then that's a completely different story. You made an assumption, called it a fact and here we are. If you just apologize to everyone, we can move on. People make mistakes, its ok.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 3:26:33 PM #144:	It was never about food waste, but that's okay I still think you're cute --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927296050] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>It was never about food waste, but that's okay I still think you're cute</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 3:30:20 PM #145:	eston posted... It was never about food waste, but that's okay I still think you're cute What is it about then, because that was your main point: eston posted... They literally took the food out of his hands and threw it in the trash. Yes it was handled poorly. <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927296203] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>It was never about food waste, but that's okay I still think you're cute</quote> What is it about then, because that was your main point: <cite>eston posted...</cite> <quote>They literally took the food out of his hands and threw it in the trash. Yes it was handled poorly.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 3:32:30 PM #146:	You've spent so much time obsessing over this that you dont even know what my argument was or how that relates to it lol --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927296309] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>You've spent so much time obsessing over this that you dont even know what my argument was or how that relates to it lol</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaverickMerch 09/11/19 3:39:09 PM #147:	eston posted... You've spent so much time obsessing over this that you dont even know what my argument was or how that relates to it lol I literally just quoted what your argument was. And again, both of your points were assumptions. (that the food was in his hands, and that it was thrown out) Are you going to apologize to everyone? <cite>MaverickMerch posted [p:927296595] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>eston posted...</cite> <quote>You've spent so much time obsessing over this that you dont even know what my argument was or how that relates to it lol</quote> I literally just quoted what your argument was. And again, both of your points were assumptions. (that the food was in his hands, and that it was thrown out) Are you going to apologize to everyone?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CHAON1 09/11/19 3:41:09 PM #148:	pinky0926 posted... Grown ass adults nodding sagely while congratulating a hot meal being taken away from a child in poverty. America is so fucking weird. The child isnt in poverty. If he was anywhere near poverty he would be receiving free lunch. --- Kdt your intellect is wasted tossing salad all day ~ N2h <cite>CHAON1 posted [p:927296693] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>pinky0926 posted...</cite> <quote>Grown ass adults nodding sagely while congratulating a hot meal being taken away from a child in poverty. America is so fucking weird.</quote> The child isnt in poverty. If he was anywhere near poverty he would be receiving free lunch.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Balrog0 09/11/19 3:47:17 PM #149:	CHAON1 posted... The child isnt in poverty. If he was anywhere near poverty he would be receiving free lunch. I suppose that is true; children under 130% of the FPL qualify for free lunches. Of course, there's a separate argument to be made that we set our poverty threshold too low... --- But to you who are listening I say: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. <cite>Balrog0 posted [p:927296994] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>CHAON1 posted... </cite> <quote>The child isnt in poverty. If he was anywhere near poverty he would be receiving free lunch.</quote> I suppose that is true; children under 130% of the FPL qualify for free lunches. Of course, there's a separate argument to be made that we set our poverty threshold too low... </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eston 09/11/19 3:49:48 PM #150:	MaverickMerch posted... I literally just quoted what your argument was. I dont think so Tim But it's okay because I haven't been arguing with you for awhile now, just letting you act a fool --- http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i215/estonc/grizzly_bear_chairs_2.jpg https://imgur.com/8kjZU <cite>eston posted [p:927297095] in Nine year ... [t:78003007]...</cite> <quote>MaverickMerch posted...</cite> <quote>I literally just quoted what your argument was. </quote> I dont think so Tim But it's okay because I haven't been arguing with you for awhile now, just letting you act a fool</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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