Posted on 04/17/2006 6:56:04 PM PDT by PghBaldy
Matt McGrath of Notre Dame Academy is happily weathering a blizzard of e-mails lately by nine fellow teachers from across the U.S. They want to get to know him. No wonder. This is a select group McGrath is joining.
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Forgive me. I misspelled teachers. I went to a public school.
hmmmmmmm.......
You know it's kinda funny how Americans are already able to walk around more or less freely in Jordan. You WERE aware of that RIGHT Noob?
sniff....
Nobody cares about your sexuality; keep it in the bedroom, not on the net.
Huh? what's the post have to do with sexuality? Did I miss some secret code or something?
? I thought there were no personal attacks here?
No personal attacks on missing messages. I don't understand what's going on at all!
No personal attacks on missing messages. I don't understand what's going on at all!
So, the responder went to the guy's profile, and then went out of his way to post what he read? Sometimes, I'm just embarrassed to be a Freeper.
Since you brought it up, nobody really cares you're an Eagles Scout. But since you CHOSE also to point that out about youself makes me wonder why you would care so much about someone else's sexual preference, huh???
How about keeping it on subject? If somebody is going activist on us, I'm with you. But that seemed uncalled for since nobody was talking about having sex. Somebody else saying that they are married isn't a sexual comment either. Lets agree wherever and whenever we can and when we have to fight over something lets make it and issue and not a personality.
Everything is OK. Misunderstanding on my part. Frazzled cause of tax season...
I was a couple of weeks in Jordan back in Fall 2004. I felt perfectly safe.
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