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Senior hay prank closes Durango school for 4 days
GJSentinel.com ^
| 5/19/2011
| Associated Press
Posted on 05/20/2011 10:03:26 AM PDT by GSWarrior
Edited on 05/20/2011 11:28:53 AM PDT by Admin Moderator.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:03:30 AM PDT
by
GSWarrior
To: GSWarrior
If I ever caught the pranksters, they’d be pluckin’ hay out of their.....well, you know what I mean.
I’d be getting my taxpayer dollars worth for that expensive prank.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:06:01 AM PDT
by
This Just In
(In America, RINO's belong in zoo's, not public office)
To: GSWarrior
wimps...
we put the principals car up on the school roof
oops... i mean some other people did
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:06:25 AM PDT
by
Mr. K
(this administration is WEARING OUT MY CAPSLOCK KEY~!! [Palin/Bachman 2012])
To: GSWarrior
A nation of wussies. While hay no doubt is not a good thing to put into a building, this wussification of the nation has got to stop.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:06:33 AM PDT
by
CodeToad
(Islam needs to be banned in the US and treated as a criminal enterprise.)
To: GSWarrior
School officials say hay is one of the worst things you can bring into a building because of the respiratory problems it causes in enclosed spaces.If that's the case then they may be able to identify the culprits fairly easily. Just look for Seniors with bad allergies flaring up or currently having respiratory problems.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:07:10 AM PDT
by
OB1kNOb
(The stench of dependency is a sickening smell. Strive to become an asset, not a liability.)
To: CodeToad
Baling hay is hard work. These guys hauled in 30 bales and spread them around. I say send them to Mississippi and put them to work on the levees.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:08:54 AM PDT
by
GSWarrior
To: GSWarrior
Pretty minor prank if you ask me.
When I was in school they dismantled the principal’s van and put it on display in the hallways.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:08:54 AM PDT
by
cripplecreek
(Remember the River Raisin! (look it up))
To: GSWarrior
Guess this means no 'roll in ze hay.'
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:09:03 AM PDT
by
dfwgator
To: OB1kNOb
Just look for Seniors with bad allergies flaring up or currently having respiratory problems.
It's springtime. Every other person and then some is having bad allergies.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:09:21 AM PDT
by
arderkrag
(Georgia is God's Country.----------In the same way Rush is balance, I am consensus.)
To: GSWarrior
How stupid can people get?
Barns all around our nation are stuffed with hay.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:10:05 AM PDT
by
OldNavyVet
(One trillion days, at 365 days per year, is 2,739,726,027 years ... almost 3 billion years)
To: GSWarrior
Several employees have sought medical attention after reporting respiratory discomfort.
This country is finished. Hay is now being treated as a bio hazard. Don't we read stories all the time where farmers dropped dead working with this Asbestos like carcinogen.
This sound like your typical school janitors union whining for extra overtime.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:11:28 AM PDT
by
Lazlo in PA
(Now living in a newly minted Red State.)
To: OB1kNOb
How odd? Liberal greenies proclaim hay bale constructed homes are the utopian home.
I guess it just depends on where the money can be made. If the damned kids in the school spent some time baling hay and doing some hard work, they wouldn't have to worry about allergies to hay or molds.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:12:05 AM PDT
by
blackdog
(The mystery of government is not how Washington works but how to make it stop)
To: GSWarrior
Oh come on, really? I remember several school dances back in the day where bales of hay were part of the decorations- and still are at many western weddings. Cleanup should have been easy enough- just take out the bales and sweep the rest. It is true a few people are allergic to hay but I haven't seen too many in my lifetime. This has been blown out of proportion in a big way. Too bad I wasn't there to take on the clean-up job, sounds like I could have made a bundle off of the jokers that run that school.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:12:58 AM PDT
by
Tammy8
(~Secure the border and deport all illegals- do it now! ~ Support our Troops!~)
To: GSWarrior
“The cleaning expenses are expected to top $100,000. “
For 30 bales of hay????
Had it gone through a Holstein first??????
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:13:40 AM PDT
by
HereInTheHeartland
(2008 was about words; 2012 will be about numbers)
To: GSWarrior
The cleaning expenses are expected to top $100,000.
$3,333 per bale? Is it a union cleaning crew?
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:14:28 AM PDT
by
ArcadeQuarters
(Stuck with a local RINO? Regardless of who you vote for, donate $$$ to a different district.)
To: HereInTheHeartland
Union labor at prevailing wage no doubt.
Why didn’t they put it out to bid?
Oh - that’s right. Union labor as in monopoly. You see, monopolies are bad. Except union monopolies.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:15:04 AM PDT
by
relictele
(Pax Quaeritur Bello)
To: Tammy8
Cleanup should have been easy enough- just take out the bales and sweep the rest. I bet'ya we can do this job for 80K.
To: relictele
At my school, the principal would have picked out a couple dozen “volunteers” and had it cleaned up in under an hour.
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:17:28 AM PDT
by
cripplecreek
(Remember the River Raisin! (look it up))
To: GSWarrior
Alfalfa or wheat straw? Stored inside or outside this winter?
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posted on
05/20/2011 10:17:50 AM PDT
by
Ruy Dias de Bivar
(Click my name. See my home page, if you dare!)
To: BinaryBoy
The environmental impact assessment probably cost $50K.
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