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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Appalled that you are so disrespectful and judgemental. [/quote]

+1. [b]Mr. Berry[/b] was someone that I deeply admired. His actions that night will never take away what he has done for this city just like Bill Clinton's legacy was not tarnished in my eyes. Crazy we can have presidents and politicians do cocaine, drink and drive, kill, solicit indiscriminate sex in aiport bathrooms, cheat, solicit prostitutes, have slave concubines etc but a mayor tries crack and he's shamed for life. If he did coke like Bush would that have been better for you?[/quote]

If you admired him so much, you should be expected to know that his name is spelled "Barry."  Of course, if you went to DCPS during his mayor reign, a lack of spelling skills would be understandable.[/quote]

And that would be mayoral reign, PP. DCPS as well?[/quote]

Oh please it's called spellcheck. Don't worry I will make sure my tattoo artist doesn't use spell check when I get Barry tattooed on my heart.[/quote]

NP,  I don't believe you.  Spellcheck knows how to spell "mayoral".  Haha.  Funny when people try and check others and fuck up themselves.  No need to get a tattoo, but if you do make sure you too get the correct spelling and meaning. [/quote]

Try to follow along. First PP misspelled Barry by spelling Berry.  Next poster person bashed her for misspelling Barry. Yet another poster responded to the basher because she used the phrase mayor reign instead of mayoral. Mayoral was never misspelled. The 4th poster that claimed spellcheck was referring to Barry vs Berry.[/quote]

The sad fact remains, as a PP pointed out so well, that DCPS became absolutely atrocioius while Barry was mayor and took a very long time to get better, because of the sordid condition in which he and his political allies left the public schools.  [/quote]

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