Redshirting August boy?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Redshirt. Am a September kid and my folks didn’t and I was too immature for most of my school aged years. When I finally grew up, crushed college and a top Ivy Law School, my folks noted they should have let me hang back for physical and emotional development reasons. Plus, you get an extra year with your kid. With boys, they are gone for good once they hit 22 so why not.

Why not? Because it’s not the right thing to do unless there is disability or illness.

Right for who? It is allowed so I am not sure what you mean by “not right”

Don’t be obtuse. You “crushed college” and attended a top Ivy school.

Don’t call people names when you just don’t want to respond (because you don’t like your answers)

Don’t be obtuse and you won’t be called such.

Still not answering… you have zero substance

What’s your question, obtuse Ivy League graduate? Since you feel so entitled that I must answer your asinine questions.

I know you are slow, so I will repeat your statement and my question. You said that not redshirting is the right thing to do. I asked “right for who?”

NP. Wow! You are inappropriate and an ass for calling someone slow. What the hell is wrong with you?

You are not a NP, you are the same crazy poster who is insulting every parent that redshirted their child. You give no substance and just insults. YOU are unstable, YOU are obtuse, etc. every single parent on this board is just here because they can’t believe crazies like you really exist and it’s entertaining. I think you are just here for the fight… you don’t care about redshirting, you may not even have kids. Every time they’re a redshirting post, you start screaming with the same empty arguments and insults (to kids and parents)….

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

But they also can't spell principal, so, not going to take them seriously.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

Sorry you can’t understand basic English. Maybe you should have been redshirted?

I think the unhinged one is the crazy loon who WAS redshirted by her parents. She's been a loser ever since and blames her parents that she never became anything in life. Because she was redshirted. I think most of this is a misguided attempt to convince other people to not let their kids end up like her. Otherwise I have no idea why someone would be so overly invested in what strangers decide to do with their kindergartners.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dude. Stop sock puppeting about the term “slow”. You made four posts in a row extremely quickly. It’s annoying.

Honey, I’m a different post and calling someone slow is never okay, no matter how annoying someone responds back to you. You should be ashamed.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

Sorry you can’t understand basic English. Maybe you should have been redshirted?

I think the unhinged one is the crazy loon who WAS redshirted by her parents. She's been a loser ever since and blames her parents that she never became anything in life. Because she was redshirted. I think most of this is a misguided attempt to convince other people to not let their kids end up like her. Otherwise I have no idea why someone would be so overly invested in what strangers decide to do with their kindergartners.

I think you are right. She trolls and haunts these threads and wildly lashes out at parents considering redshirting. It’s sad. (Didn’t redshirt.)

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

But they also can't spell principal, so, not going to take them seriously.

Because dchm is the measure of grammar.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

Sorry you can’t understand basic English. Maybe you should have been redshirted?

I think the unhinged one is the crazy loon who WAS redshirted by her parents. She's been a loser ever since and blames her parents that she never became anything in life. Because she was redshirted. I think most of this is a misguided attempt to convince other people to not let their kids end up like her. Otherwise I have no idea why someone would be so overly invested in what strangers decide to do with their kindergartners.

I think you are right. She trolls and haunts these threads and wildly lashes out at parents considering redshirting. It’s sad. (Didn’t redshirt.)

Much like yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

Sorry you can’t understand basic English. Maybe you should have been redshirted?

I think the unhinged one is the crazy loon who WAS redshirted by her parents. She's been a loser ever since and blames her parents that she never became anything in life. Because she was redshirted. I think most of this is a misguided attempt to convince other people to not let their kids end up like her. Otherwise I have no idea why someone would be so overly invested in what strangers decide to do with their kindergartners.

I think you are right. She trolls and haunts these threads and wildly lashes out at parents considering redshirting. It’s sad. (Didn’t redshirt.)

Do you always answer you own posts?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

But they also can't spell principal, so, not going to take them seriously.

Because dchm is the measure of grammar.

What's dchm?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

But they also can't spell principal, so, not going to take them seriously.

Because dchm is the measure of grammar.

What's dchm?

Your mom.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

Sorry you can’t understand basic English. Maybe you should have been redshirted?

I think the unhinged one is the crazy loon who WAS redshirted by her parents. She's been a loser ever since and blames her parents that she never became anything in life. Because she was redshirted. I think most of this is a misguided attempt to convince other people to not let their kids end up like her. Otherwise I have no idea why someone would be so overly invested in what strangers decide to do with their kindergartners.

I think you are right. She trolls and haunts these threads and wildly lashes out at parents considering redshirting. It’s sad. (Didn’t redshirt.)

Do you always answer you own posts?

That was a DP. You are really getting desperate. Have you talked to your parents lately?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

But they also can't spell principal, so, not going to take them seriously.

Because dchm is the measure of grammar.

What's dchm?

The sad thing is you didn’t get that because you are too stupid.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

Sorry you can’t understand basic English. Maybe you should have been redshirted?

I think the unhinged one is the crazy loon who WAS redshirted by her parents. She's been a loser ever since and blames her parents that she never became anything in life. Because she was redshirted. I think most of this is a misguided attempt to convince other people to not let their kids end up like her. Otherwise I have no idea why someone would be so overly invested in what strangers decide to do with their kindergartners.

I think you are right. She trolls and haunts these threads and wildly lashes out at parents considering redshirting. It’s sad. (Didn’t redshirt.)

Do you always answer you own posts?

That was a DP. You are really getting desperate. Have you talked to your parents lately?

Okay, sock puppet.

[Anonymous]

The thing that really gets to me are the parents who come on here and post, "Why do you care if I redshirt my kid?! What does it matter to you if I didn't want him to be the youngest?" It matters to me because holding back normally developing summer birthday kids puts non-redshirted kids at a disadvantage. Now, instead of being one year younger than the older peers, they are sometimes 15 months younger than the others. Redshirting skews the age, abilities, maturity, and social capacities of a class. I wish schools would set a cut off and hold to it.

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Anonymous wrote:What is the reason people shouldn’t redshirt? Theres just a bunch of ranting and raving in here with no substance.

The crazed anti-redshirters don’t like it. That’s literally all there is as far as reasons. This is why normal people in real life do not care about this whatsoever.

Normal people don’t redshirt and can write coherent sentences.

Sorry you can’t understand basic English. Maybe you should have been redshirted?

I think the unhinged one is the crazy loon who WAS redshirted by her parents. She's been a loser ever since and blames her parents that she never became anything in life. Because she was redshirted. I think most of this is a misguided attempt to convince other people to not let their kids end up like her. Otherwise I have no idea why someone would be so overly invested in what strangers decide to do with their kindergartners.

I think you are right. She trolls and haunts these threads and wildly lashes out at parents considering redshirting. It’s sad. (Didn’t redshirt.)

Much like yourself.

Uh, I’m not lashing out at parents considering redshirting. I think it’s fine. Not a big deal. My kids weren’t redshirted but are friends with kids who were. It doesn’t matter. So no, I am not wildly lashing out at parents considering redshirting.