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#933972 - 04/01/08 06:49 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
HappyGilmore
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I like to think of myself as a piece of (art) work.
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#933976 - 04/01/08 06:50 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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#933980 - 04/01/08 06:52 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
HappyGilmore
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I'll sit beside you.
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#933981 - 04/01/08 06:52 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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I don't read faux news. I only wear faux fur.
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#933982 - 04/01/08 06:53 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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The Gideons should start placing copies of the Constitution in hotel rooms...It's obvious no one knows what their rights and obligations are under the Constitution anymore!
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#933986 - 04/01/08 06:54 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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No big surprise here. Ungodly pagan society we have become, this is par for the course. But we are building up a steamroller of Chastisement as a nation for all of these disrespectful mindsets.
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#933988 - 04/01/08 06:56 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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Pulling people out of the ditc...
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the truth is too hard to swallow...
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#934007 - 04/01/08 07:05 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
Hrothgar Geiger
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Pulling people out of the ditc...
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If you know how to read, the article goes into detail. if you don't know how to read, bring it to the library, they'll read it to you...
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#934013 - 04/01/08 07:07 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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If you know how to read, the article goes into detail. if you don't know how to read, bring it to the library, they'll read it to you... I read the article, I also *saw* the picture. The picture, on its own merits, didn't rate a very high grade as far as I could see. I didn't see any of the 'demonic' images that were alleged.
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#934017 - 04/01/08 07:12 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
Hrothgar Geiger
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Unless it is a drafting class, isn't quality subjective?
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#934019 - 04/01/08 07:12 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
Hrothgar Geiger
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higher than zero though eh Barbarian?
or no?
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#934028 - 04/01/08 07:17 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
Hrothgar Geiger
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The picture was pretty bad...
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#934031 - 04/01/08 07:21 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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Ofay! then a zero it is!!!!
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#934033 - 04/01/08 07:22 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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higher than zero though eh Barbarian?
or no? You raise an excellent point. We don't know what the assignment was. It could very well have been "draw all your mountains to look like pyramids, and give dimension to everything but the focal point of the picture, make shadows as if the light is coming from 16 sources and don't put anything in the foreground" In that case, he should have gotten a higher grade.
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#934034 - 04/01/08 07:24 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
Hrothgar Geiger
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higher than zero though eh Barbarian?
or no? You raise an excellent point. We don't know what the assignment was. It could very well have been "draw all your mountains to look like pyramids, and give dimension to everything but the focal point of the picture, make shadows as if the light is coming from 16 sources and don't put anything in the foreground" In that case, he should have gotten a higher grade. Assignment: "the student's art teacher asked his class in February to draw landscapes." Reason for 0: "The student, a senior identified in the lawsuit by the initials A.P., added a cross and the words "John 3:16 A sign of love" in his drawing. His teacher, Julie Millin, asked him to remove the reference to the Bible, saying students were making remarks about it. He refused, and she gave him a zero on the project. Millin showed the student a policy for the class that prohibited any violence, blood, sexual connotations or religious beliefs in artwork. The lawsuit claims Millin told the boy he had signed away his constitutional rights when he signed the policy at the beginning of the semester."
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#934037 - 04/01/08 07:26 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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hey we need that policy in the cooler!
youse don't have any rights in here either!
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#934049 - 04/01/08 07:37 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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It looked pretty grim to me.
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#934058 - 04/01/08 07:45 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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crosses can be part of a landscape, they were pretty common two millenia ago
and the reference could have been part of the student's sig line
nevertheless, I like that policy
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#934062 - 04/01/08 07:46 PM
Re: A pretty sad day in America
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crosses can be part of a landscape, they were pretty common two millenia ago Unlike you, not all of us were alive that long ago.
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