Current Events > Someone wrote up an explanation of how school's going to go this fall.

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pegusus123456 07/21/20 6:15:15 PM #1:	I want you to imagine the first day of school. Kids will get on the bus. They will be packed together, because the district (like many) has ruled that it is too expensive and time-consuming to do staggered bussing. They will be excited to see their friends, and they will talk, share items, and do all the things they missed doing on the bus, and this will be great for their emotional health. Eventually some of them will take off their masks, because one or two kids didn't come with one to begin with, and who's scared of this thing anyway? And so, before 10am, you have had your first super-spreader event in the district. No, the kids may not all get sick, but a few of them will. A few of those will die, as we've seen in news reports. They probably won't be your child, so this does not matter to you. It is a sacrifice you were prepared to make. Kids will enter school. If this is done in a staggered manner, we will lose significant instructional time. Kids will sit at their desks, and if they are in a Title I school where most parents can not afford to stay home and support kids during Digital Learning, we will have at least 80% of the population in the classroom. A classroom with truly socially distanced desks can seat about 8 people. Realistically, we will have 25-30 children packed together. Some of them will play with their masks or, if their parents are anti-mask, they will refuse to have those masks on. A teacher will now have to teach in a classroom where they are no longer allowed to have group activities, so vital for young learners, unless they are in a contactless digital format. Hopefully the school will have enough computers for those students without their own devices. Hopefully the teacher will be able to maneuver quickly enough to stop students from Snapchatting their friends, or logging on to any number of non-educational websites, so that they can do their lesson. A teacher will also have to choose between instructing effectively and protecting themselves and the people they may care for at home. Proximity is key to classroom management. Social distancing is not compatible with it. Students who do not wear masks may see reduced teacher attention, because again, teachers are being asked to choose between their health and their effectiveness. Lunchtime arrives. Students have to take their masks off to eat. In my district, we will be eating in classrooms, and my school's windows do not open. Staggered lunches do not help once the masks are off and students are eating and talking and, because they miss their friends, clustering together. A teacher will have to choose between eating, separating students, and their health. Time to change classes. If students are the ones transitioning, instead of a teacher rotating between classrooms, we lose valuable instructional time to sanitizing. Do we have enough wipes and sprays to sanitize four or more times a day? Hopefully you donated some, because now a teacher may have to choose between their finances and everyone's health. Novel study time. Do we have enough books for 100+ middle schoolers? Don't make me laugh. Every student will need to sanitize before and after touching a book. You won't pay for ebooks and you won't pay for physical books, but we hope you will donate hand sanitizer. Chorus. Orchestra. Band. Theatre. These teachers are talking about reducing class sizes to 80+ in middle and high schools. To 30+ in elementary. Reducing them. For their safety. Time to go home. Students get on the bus again. A second super-spreader event occurs across the district. Now, let's talk about how things go after Day 1: A child tests positive for COVID-19. The parents fear retaliation from peers and do not report it to the school; they just keep their child at home and hope it blows over. A child is sick with fever. A parent gives them Tylenol and sends them to school. A child who interacted with the child whose parents did not report tests positive and parents report this. Students and teachers that interacted with the child have to quarantine for 14 days. (Teachers are also required at this point to use their own sick time, too). That's 14 days of the Digital Learning we were trying to avoid in the first place. In middle school, if a teacher tests positive, that will mean 100+ kids are staying home with parents, and all of their teachers, too. This will happen again and again. All of the promised consistency, routine, structure, everything you wanted for your children, is gone, and you are not prepared to help them with DL. A child in a community with high COVID-19 exposure becomes sick with MIS-C. More children contract MIS-C. This was a sacrifice you did not realize you were making, but it does not affect your child, so it does not concern you. Now for the community spread. The virus will find many opportunities to flourish in a school, no matter how carefully the teachers and staff strive to curb it. The resources simply are not being given to them. Children will spread the virus to parents, siblings, grandparents (especially in multigenerational homes), and inevitably, people who shop and work outside of their homes. Teachers will bring it home to their families, putting all, especially high risk, family members at risk of death. The spike we see now, that began in June, will pale in comparison to what follows. And some teachers, nurses, custodians, cafeteria workers, paras, clerical staff, and principals will die. But that's a footnote to you; what about the learning outcomes? The academic gains? Well? What will those be? --- https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT So? I deeded to some gay porn. It doesn't mean anything. - Patty_Fleur <cite>pegusus123456 posted [p:942410741] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>I want you to imagine the first day of school. Kids will get on the bus. They will be packed together, because the district (like many) has ruled that it is too expensive and time-consuming to do staggered bussing. They will be excited to see their friends, and they will talk, share items, and do all the things they missed doing on the bus, and this will be great for their emotional health. Eventually some of them will take off their masks, because one or two kids didn't come with one to begin with, and who's scared of this thing anyway? And so, before 10am, you have had your first super-spreader event in the district. No, the kids may not all get sick, but a few of them will. A few of those will die, as we've seen in news reports. They probably won't be your child, so this does not matter to you. It is a sacrifice you were prepared to make. Kids will enter school. If this is done in a staggered manner, we will lose significant instructional time. Kids will sit at their desks, and if they are in a Title I school where most parents can not afford to stay home and support kids during Digital Learning, we will have at least 80% of the population in the classroom. A classroom with truly socially distanced desks can seat about 8 people. Realistically, we will have 25-30 children packed together. Some of them will play with their masks or, if their parents are anti-mask, they will refuse to have those masks on. A teacher will now have to teach in a classroom where they are no longer allowed to have group activities, so vital for young learners, unless they are in a contactless digital format. Hopefully the school will have enough computers for those students without their own devices. Hopefully the teacher will be able to maneuver quickly enough to stop students from Snapchatting their friends, or logging on to any number of non-educational websites, so that they can do their lesson. A teacher will also have to choose between instructing effectively and protecting themselves and the people they may care for at home. Proximity is key to classroom management. Social distancing is not compatible with it. Students who do not wear masks may see reduced teacher attention, because again, teachers are being asked to choose between their health and their effectiveness. Lunchtime arrives. Students have to take their masks off to eat. In my district, we will be eating in classrooms, and my school's windows do not open. Staggered lunches do not help once the masks are off and students are eating and talking and, because they miss their friends, clustering together. A teacher will have to choose between eating, separating students, and their health. Time to change classes. If students are the ones transitioning, instead of a teacher rotating between classrooms, we lose valuable instructional time to sanitizing. Do we have enough wipes and sprays to sanitize four or more times a day? Hopefully you donated some, because now a teacher may have to choose between their finances and everyone's health. Novel study time. Do we have enough books for 100+ middle schoolers? Don't make me laugh. Every student will need to sanitize before and after touching a book. You won't pay for ebooks and you won't pay for physical books, but we hope you will donate hand sanitizer. Chorus. Orchestra. Band. Theatre. These teachers are talking about reducing class sizes to 80+ in middle and high schools. To 30+ in elementary. Reducing them. For their safety. Time to go home. Students get on the bus again. A second super-spreader event occurs across the district. Now, let's talk about how things go after Day 1: A child tests positive for COVID-19. The parents fear retaliation from peers and do not report it to the school; they just keep their child at home and hope it blows over. A child is sick with fever. A parent gives them Tylenol and sends them to school. A child who interacted with the child whose parents did not report tests positive and parents report this. Students and teachers that interacted with the child have to quarantine for 14 days. (Teachers are also required at this point to use their own sick time, too). That's 14 days of the Digital Learning we were trying to avoid in the first place. In middle school, if a teacher tests positive, that will mean 100+ kids are staying home with parents, and all of their teachers, too. This will happen again and again. All of the promised consistency, routine, structure, everything you wanted for your children, is gone, and you are not prepared to help them with DL. A child in a community with high COVID-19 exposure becomes sick with MIS-C. More children contract MIS-C. This was a sacrifice you did not realize you were making, but it does not affect your child, so it does not concern you. Now for the community spread. The virus will find many opportunities to flourish in a school, no matter how carefully the teachers and staff strive to curb it. The resources simply are not being given to them. Children will spread the virus to parents, siblings, grandparents (especially in multigenerational homes), and inevitably, people who shop and work outside of their homes. Teachers will bring it home to their families, putting all, especially high risk, family members at risk of death. The spike we see now, that began in June, will pale in comparison to what follows. And some teachers, nurses, custodians, cafeteria workers, paras, clerical staff, and principals will die. But that's a footnote to you; what about the learning outcomes? The academic gains? Well? What will those be? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarthAragorn 07/21/20 6:35:38 PM #2:	Not wrong I'm a college student and worried about how the fuck that will possibly work this semester <cite>DarthAragorn posted [p:942411580] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Not wrong I'm a college student and worried about how the fuck that will possibly work this semester</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Turtlemayor333 07/21/20 6:49:22 PM #3:	But Ron DeSantis said it's just like opening Home Depot --- https://imgur.com/WWk7D https://imgur.com/hE7v5GL https://imgur.com/sY9YLKe https://imgur.com/9e67vqt <cite>Turtlemayor333 posted [p:942412163] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>But Ron DeSantis said it's just like opening Home Depot </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tremain07 07/21/20 7:00:02 PM #4:	There's also the threats of students fighting, or students bringing gun or students intentionally infecting each other with Corona because the youth are fools and their world is not all that big oh and of course due to the missed material the lessons are either going to be ineffective or the class will be rushed through their lessons effectively skipping a grade of material they should know for the next grade they're going to next year. It's going to be fucking chaos, a slaughter and all because of apathetic governors who felt this wasn't their problem nor their donor's problems because they're all rich people with way better options than the poor. --- IGN: Sun FC: 0061-0132-7564 <cite>tremain07 posted [p:942412553] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>There's also the threats of students fighting, or students bringing gun or students intentionally infecting each other with Corona because the youth are fools and their world is not all that big oh and of course due to the missed material the lessons are either going to be ineffective or the class will be rushed through their lessons effectively skipping a grade of material they should know for the next grade they're going to next year. It's going to be fucking chaos, a slaughter and all because of apathetic governors who felt this wasn't their problem nor their donor's problems because they're all rich people with way better options than the poor. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Duncanwii 07/21/20 7:09:31 PM #5:	Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn. --- Hello I'm Duncan, I like Video Games and comedies let's be friends <cite>Duncanwii posted [p:942412941] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MFBKBass5 07/21/20 7:11:09 PM #6:	Duncanwii posted... Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn. Learning doesnt have to always happen in a classroom with 29 other kids. --- !!!!!!!!! https://imgur.com/DzJSPWA <cite>MFBKBass5 posted [p:942413003] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Duncanwii posted... </cite> <quote>Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn.</quote> Learning doesnt have to always happen in a classroom with 29 other kids. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pegusus123456 07/21/20 7:14:35 PM #7:	Duncanwii posted... Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn. So you missed half the point of the post, got it. --- https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT So? I deeded to some gay porn. It doesn't mean anything. - Patty_Fleur <cite>pegusus123456 posted [p:942413138] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Duncanwii posted... </cite> <quote>Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn.</quote>So you missed half the point of the post, got it. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blue_Dream87 07/21/20 7:20:25 PM #8:	Duncanwii posted... Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn. We went how many thousands of years without primary schooling? Seems everyone was mentally stunted and we accomplished absolutely nothing --- <cite>Blue_Dream87 posted [p:942413381] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Duncanwii posted... </cite> <quote>Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn.</quote> We went how many thousands of years without primary schooling? Seems everyone was mentally stunted and we accomplished absolutely nothing </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Antifar 07/21/20 7:21:46 PM #9:	There's no use engaging with Duncanwii, who is playing stupid. --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:942413445] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>There's no use engaging with Duncanwii, who is playing stupid.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Duncanwii 07/21/20 7:24:31 PM #10:	Blue_Dream87 posted... We went how many thousands of years without primary schooling? Seems everyone was mentally stunted and we accomplished absolutely nothing For a lot of those thousands of years people considered children tiny adults and never bothered to teach them skills they need. Our society is better because we taught our children skills, allowed them to socialize, and realized they cannot do everything an adult can. --- Hello I'm Duncan, I like Video Games and comedies let's be friends <cite>Duncanwii posted [p:942413556] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Blue_Dream87 posted...</cite> <quote> We went how many thousands of years without primary schooling? Seems everyone was mentally stunted and we accomplished absolutely nothing </quote> For a lot of those thousands of years people considered children tiny adults and never bothered to teach them skills they need. Our society is better because we taught our children skills, allowed them to socialize, and realized they cannot do everything an adult can.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Solid Snake07 07/21/20 7:26:31 PM #11:	You can't send kids back to school this fall --- "People incapable of guilt usually do have a good time" -Detective Rust Cohle <cite>Solid Snake07 posted [p:942413625] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>You can't send kids back to school this fall </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
HiddenRoar 07/21/20 7:26:42 PM #12:	Look, I wouldn't complain much if Hawaii kept out the estimated ~8000 domestic/international students coming for the Fall semester. But apparently the need for academics and higher learning, as explained by college admin (and foolishly agreed to by the mayor(s)), trumps the health of the local community. <cite>HiddenRoar posted [p:942413631] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Look, I wouldn't complain much if Hawaii kept out the estimated ~8000 domestic/international students coming for the Fall semester. But apparently the need for academics and higher learning, as explained by college admin (and foolishly agreed to by the mayor(s)), trumps the health of the local community. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ch33z_I_Luv 07/21/20 7:31:28 PM #13:	Duncanwii posted... Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn. You're not wrong, but sending them all back right now will be a death sentence for countless Americans. There honestly isn't a good option here. The education budget has been shredded, so they don't have the resources to coordinate a safe way of returning. Had our nation's "leaders" simply listened to the experts and followed their advice from the start, we wouldn't be in as a deep a hole. If wearing a mask wasn't immediately politicized, and we all just did it, we could maybe talk about returning to school safely. Right now I honestly don't see a safe way of going about this. <cite>Ch33z_I_Luv posted [p:942413850] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Duncanwii posted... </cite> <quote>Kids need education. They arent adults or even teenagers, their information processing works differently. Children have a very small window to develop skills that they need to survive and if you go past that window it may be difficult or impossible for them to learn.</quote> You're not wrong, but sending them all back right now will be a death sentence for countless Americans. There honestly isn't a good option here. The education budget has been shredded, so they don't have the resources to coordinate a safe way of returning. Had our nation's "leaders" simply listened to the experts and followed their advice from the start, we wouldn't be in as a deep a hole. If wearing a mask wasn't immediately politicized, and we all just did it, we could maybe talk about returning to school safely. Right now I honestly don't see a safe way of going about this. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Duncanwii 07/21/20 7:39:04 PM #14:	Antifar posted... There's no use engaging with Duncanwii, who is playing stupid. What have I said that is wrong? --- Hello I'm Duncan, I like Video Games and comedies let's be friends <cite>Duncanwii posted [p:942414142] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Antifar posted...</cite> <quote>There's no use engaging with Duncanwii, who is playing stupid.</quote> What have I said that is wrong?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Blue_Dream87 07/21/20 7:43:23 PM #15:	Duncanwii posted... For a lot of those thousands of years people considered children tiny adults and never bothered to teach them skills they need. Our society is better because we taught our children skills, allowed them to socialize, and realized they cannot do everything an adult can. Hunting/gathering aren't skills? Also maybe we should let kids become adults without murdering them and their families --- <cite>Blue_Dream87 posted [p:942414305] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Duncanwii posted... </cite> <quote>For a lot of those thousands of years people considered children tiny adults and never bothered to teach them skills they need. Our society is better because we taught our children skills, allowed them to socialize, and realized they cannot do everything an adult can.</quote> Hunting/gathering aren't skills? Also maybe we should let kids become adults without murdering them and their families </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LightningAce11 07/21/20 7:45:58 PM #16:	Duncan's biggest issue this year was that he couldn't go to subway during lockdown. Don't take him seriously when it comes to anything, even pokemon. --- I want you to grab your nuts. Grab your balls. I want you to take a handful, and just grab your nuts real quick. Swivel 'em around in a circular motion. -LTG <cite>LightningAce11 posted [p:942414417] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Duncan's biggest issue this year was that he couldn't go to subway during lockdown. Don't take him seriously when it comes to anything, even pokemon.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarthAragorn 07/21/20 7:48:58 PM #17:	Duncanwii posted... What have I said that is wrong? what have you said that isn't wrong <cite>DarthAragorn posted [p:942414524] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Duncanwii posted... </cite> <quote>What have I said that is wrong?</quote>what have you said that isn't wrong </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DeathDeathSong 07/21/20 7:56:15 PM #19:	duncan literally got warned for saying he didnt care if people died idk why you guys are responding to him --- MY HEARTS GO OUT TO ALL YOU SINNERS!! Let me tell you about Deltarune https://i.imgtc.com/dcuHj3G.gif <cite>DeathDeathSong posted [p:942414798] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>duncan literally got warned for saying he didnt care if people died idk why you guys are responding to him </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Politics 07/21/20 7:58:29 PM #20:	I still don't really see why they can't just learn from home. I was home schooled from the 5th grade to the 8th grade and I did a lot of it independently, I ended up eventually getting a Masters Degree and have had plenty of hot fuck buddies so I don't really see how this ruined my life >_> --- (= <cite>Politics posted [p:942414878] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>I still don't really see why they can't just learn from home. I was home schooled from the 5th grade to the 8th grade and I did a lot of it independently, I ended up eventually getting a Masters Degree and have had plenty of hot fuck buddies so I don't really see how this ruined my life >_> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ruvan22 07/21/20 7:59:40 PM #21:	HiddenRoar posted... Look, I wouldn't complain much if Hawaii kept out the estimated ~8000 domestic/international students coming for the Fall semester. But apparently the need for academics and higher learning, as explained by college admin (and foolishly agreed to by the mayor(s)), trumps the health of the local community. So because that is happening.. you don't mind all the under 18 kids going back to school? <cite>Ruvan22 posted [p:942414925] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>HiddenRoar posted... </cite> <quote>Look, I wouldn't complain much if Hawaii kept out the estimated ~8000 domestic/international students coming for the Fall semester. But apparently the need for academics and higher learning, as explained by college admin (and foolishly agreed to by the mayor(s)), trumps the health of the local community.</quote> So because that is happening.. you don't mind all the under 18 kids going back to school? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LightBurn 07/21/20 7:59:53 PM #22:	Antifar posted... There's no use engaging with Duncanwii, who is playing stupid. Antifar posted... playing <cite>LightBurn posted [p:942414936] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Antifar posted... </cite> <quote>There's no use engaging with Duncanwii, who is playing stupid.</quote> Antifar posted... </cite> <quote>playing</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Unsugarized_Foo 07/21/20 8:00:38 PM #24:	Just send all the vulnerable people to the Baja peninsula and take over --- "All I have is my balls and my word, and I don't break them for anyone!"-Tony Montana <cite>Unsugarized_Foo posted [p:942414964] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Just send all the vulnerable people to the Baja peninsula and take over </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ving_Rhames 07/21/20 8:01:28 PM #25:	Isnt Duncan like 15 or something? He's a kid himself, he doesn't truly understand or comprehend the ramifications and at his age the chances of him having any semblance of foresight (Which is vital for realizing that school in Fall is a death sentence for this countries recovery) is pretty unlikely as well. Cut em some slack! --- the real Irving Rameses https://imgur.com/A7f6F9h <cite>Ving_Rhames posted [p:942414996] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Isnt Duncan like 15 or something? He's a kid himself, he doesn't truly understand or comprehend the ramifications and at his age the chances of him having any semblance of foresight (Which is vital for realizing that school in Fall is a death sentence for this countries recovery) is pretty unlikely as well. Cut em some slack! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarthAragorn 07/21/20 8:02:40 PM #26:	Ving_Rhames posted... Isnt Duncan like 15 or something? He's a kid himself, he doesn't truly understand or comprehend the ramifications and at his age the chances of him having any semblance of foresight (Which is vital for realizing that school in Fall is a death sentence for this countries recovery) is pretty unlikely as well. Cut em some slack! no and that's all I'll say <cite>DarthAragorn posted [p:942415050] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Ving_Rhames posted... </cite> <quote>Isnt Duncan like 15 or something? He's a kid himself, he doesn't truly understand or comprehend the ramifications and at his age the chances of him having any semblance of foresight (Which is vital for realizing that school in Fall is a death sentence for this countries recovery) is pretty unlikely as well. Cut em some slack!</quote>no and that's all I'll say </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DezDroppedFreak 07/21/20 8:05:38 PM #27:	Ving_Rhames posted... Isnt Duncan like 15 or something? He's a kid himself, he doesn't truly understand or comprehend the ramifications and at his age the chances of him having any semblance of foresight (Which is vital for realizing that school in Fall is a death sentence for this countries recovery) is pretty unlikely as well. Cut em some slack! He is at least 30 --- I feel like Ratatouille when I'm whipping that cheddar <cite>DezDroppedFreak posted [p:942415164] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Ving_Rhames posted... </cite> <quote>Isnt Duncan like 15 or something? He's a kid himself, he doesn't truly understand or comprehend the ramifications and at his age the chances of him having any semblance of foresight (Which is vital for realizing that school in Fall is a death sentence for this countries recovery) is pretty unlikely as well. Cut em some slack!</quote>He is at least 30 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DeathDeathSong 07/21/20 8:15:58 PM #28:	Ving_Rhames posted... Isnt Duncan like 15 or something? hes mid to late 30s --- MY HEARTS GO OUT TO ALL YOU SINNERS!! Let me tell you about Deltarune https://i.imgtc.com/dcuHj3G.gif <cite>DeathDeathSong posted [p:942415545] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Ving_Rhames posted... </cite> <quote>Isnt Duncan like 15 or something?</quote>hes mid to late 30s </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Questionmarktarius 07/21/20 8:20:00 PM #29:	"novel study time"? <cite>Questionmarktarius posted [p:942415687] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>"novel study time"? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SwordMaster13X 07/21/20 8:20:57 PM #30:	I believe Duncan just turned 30 or is still 29 --- Ask me about my community board https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/1072-the-underground-garden <cite>SwordMaster13X posted [p:942415725] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>I believe Duncan just turned 30 or is still 29 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Ving_Rhames 07/21/20 8:21:16 PM #31:	Pfffftttt hahahahaha you gotta be kiddin me! --- the real Irving Rameses https://imgur.com/A7f6F9h <cite>Ving_Rhames posted [p:942415739] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Pfffftttt hahahahaha you gotta be kiddin me! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
lincoln002 07/21/20 8:30:45 PM #32:	Yeah this is going to be a huge mess, I'm pretty sure the parents don't want to send the kids to School either. Best option is like politics said home school, could be a really great experience for the kids honestly, definitely the safest. --- In this world, is the destiny of man controlled by some transcendental entity or law? Is it like the hand of God hovering above? <cite>lincoln002 posted [p:942416062] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Yeah this is going to be a huge mess, I'm pretty sure the parents don't want to send the kids to School either. Best option is like politics said home school, could be a really great experience for the kids honestly, definitely the safest. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
LightHawKnight 07/21/20 8:32:51 PM #33:	duncan is a troll that thinks staying home to save lives is living hell. --- The Official Odin of the Shin Megami Tensei IV board. "You know how confusing the whole good-evil concept is for me." <cite>LightHawKnight posted [p:942416133] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>duncan is a troll that thinks staying home to save lives is living hell. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
IronWolf87 07/21/20 8:38:53 PM #34:	Don't care, 'conomy. <cite>IronWolf87 posted [p:942416348] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Don't care, 'conomy. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
iPhone_7 07/21/20 8:49:43 PM #35:	Instead of grossing each other out with cooties its gonna be coronavirus. licks palm Ima give you the corona! --- Sig User Logic https://imgur.com/lA5fm7w <cite>iPhone_7 posted [p:942416721] in Someone wr... [t:78862577]...</cite> <quote>Instead of grossing each other out with cooties its gonna be coronavirus. licks palm Ima give you the corona! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Current Events > Someone wrote up an explanation of how school's going to go this fall. (+) Yeah! (+)

Current Events > Someone wrote up an explanation of how school's going to go this fall.