Posted on 08/17/2013 11:43:22 PM PDT by TigerClaws
Believe it when The Daily Caller tells you: If you find any fault with public school teachers, you will definitely hear about how very hard they work, and how they care so much about making the world a better place.
The Daily Caller now has evidence that the many spirited defenders of the old profession of teaching are right in many exciting, stimulating ways.
SeekingArrangement.com, which bills itself as “the #1 online dating website for sugar babies and generous men,” is now boasting that some 40,000 public school teachers of a certain moral caliber have joined the website in an attempt to sell sexual services seek wealthy, older men for “mutually beneficial relationships.”
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Why support a teacher when you get can a college coed?
The same guy who owns that has other sites that sound even dirtier. On one of them women find men who are traveling on business and can be hooked up as their travel partner... uh huh...
And he has another where men bid on dates with women, that is right .. BIDDING as in paying for “dates”
Wonder if the Cali porn star teacher advertizes...
exactly
of course, they’re all use to being taken care of by uncle sugar... so it’s the same thing
An enterprising student should gather his cash, a camera and make a call or two...
Paging James O’Keefe.
Teachers like sex too. Lol
What else you gonna do on summer break?
“These poor teachers are not paid enough and this is proof!” - the union
How does one become a sugar-baby?
Does one pour the sugar on the floor and then lie down and roll their body in the sugar until ideally coated?
Just wondering.
Must be the poor pay. Why else would you do this?
Another Reason to Homeschool
After awhile, they get tired of “dates” with 15-year old boys...
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