Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:31     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:Why read the books when you can learn about it in person. The parents who cannot believe this don't have kids in MS or HS. Get ready its coming.


Drunk fathers are coming?
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:31     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Oh and they're hooking up (s*x and bjs) at Bethesda ES.


10 and 11 year olds are having sex. Sure.


So they can read about it just not do it. Makes perfect sense.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:31     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Why read the books when you can learn about it in person. The parents who cannot believe this don't have kids in MS or HS. Get ready its coming.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:29     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:Oh and they're hooking up (s*x and bjs) at Bethesda ES.


10 and 11 year olds are having sex. Sure.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:28     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Oh and they're hooking up (s*x and bjs) at Bethesda ES.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:25     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The gazebo in downtown bethesda (in the park) is where he kids all get their drugs. Lots of public school MS's and some Hs's.


We live nearby and I can tell you this is fact. We have called the police too many times to count. Which is why, in late Fall, a police officer was posted right across the street. If you live in downtown you are aware of this fact.


Sadly, this is true. We couldn't even walk by too many young kids congregating and smoking.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:24     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The gazebo in downtown bethesda (in the park) is where he kids all get their drugs. Lots of public school MS's and some Hs's.


All the kids? Sure, PP. All the kids.



Sad it's cutting into your sons's business?


I have a daughter and she’s 4.

Troll fail.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:23     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:The gazebo in downtown bethesda (in the park) is where he kids all get their drugs. Lots of public school MS's and some Hs's.


We live nearby and I can tell you this is fact. We have called the police too many times to count. Which is why, in late Fall, a police officer was posted right across the street. If you live in downtown you are aware of this fact.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:23     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The gazebo in downtown bethesda (in the park) is where he kids all get their drugs. Lots of public school MS's and some Hs's.


All the kids? Sure, PP. All the kids.


Evidently a busy place!
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:22     Subject: Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’m normally pretty lenient and open minded but I think these cross the line. DD has probably, ok definitely heard all of these words before but having them in a school setting normalizes it and would probably make him think it’s okay to repeat. His current math teacher says crap all the time in class and my son asked why he can’t say that word, so I can only imagine he’d try to repeat the words in the book.


Oh, no, not CRAP! Horrors. He'll become a drug dealing prostitute before high school!!!


Yours sells his on snapchat business has been slow at your W school since you're not in person.


Sweetheart, our kids are straight A students who have never been in trouble. Unclench. You're hysterical.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:22     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:The gazebo in downtown bethesda (in the park) is where he kids all get their drugs. Lots of public school MS's and some Hs's.


All the kids? Sure, PP. All the kids.



Sad it's cutting into your sons's business?
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:21     Subject: Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I’m normally pretty lenient and open minded but I think these cross the line. DD has probably, ok definitely heard all of these words before but having them in a school setting normalizes it and would probably make him think it’s okay to repeat. His current math teacher says crap all the time in class and my son asked why he can’t say that word, so I can only imagine he’d try to repeat the words in the book.


Oh, no, not CRAP! Horrors. He'll become a drug dealing prostitute before high school!!!


Like your kid.


Not even close, MeeMaw. ROFL.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:21     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Anonymous wrote:The gazebo in downtown bethesda (in the park) is where he kids all get their drugs. Lots of public school MS's and some Hs's.


All the kids? Sure, PP. All the kids.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:20     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
The gazebo in downtown bethesda (in the park) is where he kids all get their drugs. Lots of public school MS's and some Hs's.
Anonymous
Post 02/23/2021 20:18     Subject: Re:Condoms, Drug Dealers, Drunk Fathers – Are these good books for 6th graders?
Whitman has the best dealers then Churchill because they start at Westland. BCC is pretty good too. WJ has some time dealers.