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Be careful, the fudge-packers who run the local public school here will throw a kid out for simply pointing a carrot at another child in a threatening manner.

How about finding passages from the Koran which call for killing of infidels and have your kid ask if he can "read portions of the Koran so we can gain understanding" in class. That ought to open some eyes among his peers.

I'm printing out the pertinant passages from the islamic "book of peace" right now. He'll have them it in class tommorrow.

For all who think my son's ballsyness is my doing, thanks but he was born that way. I have 4 kids of which he is my second. He wasn't home a week and my wife and I both commented that he was different, headstrong, set in his ways. That's no exaggeration, either! He refused to talk till he was allmost two. NOT that he couldn't, he just wouldn't. We even asked a doc about it. At about two he decided that talking was a more effective means of communication and like that he kicked in with a vocabulary fit for a 4 year old. At 5 his teachers sent him to the school shrink because they thought he didn't smile enough. He told him he didn't think the teachers were all that funny!

He's a good boy with his head screwed on straight, for sure.