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> If you are like me, you love breakfast foods. This is a completely
> legitimate way of obtaining those delicious morning or evening snacks. You
> may have read about it on CNN or MSNBC. After all, we all need are Pop
> Tarts.
>
>
>
> Here's how it works:
> 1. Sign up here www.Freeshityouwontget.com/?r=212606260 and participate in
> (1) online offer.
>
> NOTE:
> If the above link does not work, copy and paste the web address above
> into your browser.
>
> 2. Refer some friends to do the same.
>
> 3. Then, they will ship out your order for FREE.

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>
> Mattinglyfan wrote:
>
> Hey look the XXXXhead has resorted to spamming us with his stupid refer
> number 212606260, I'm sure it's against their policys to spam on
> usenet, so say bye bye.
>

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> "H.I.V. Steve" <hiv_steve@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1124611683.106437.241130@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
> Awww, my XXXXX is back. Its so nice of you to join me, sausage stuffer.
> Looks like my "ignore the XXXXX" pact is off. I've actually tried being
> nice to lots this go round but an asswipe like yourself will be the
> exception.
>
> By the way, shit stick, that is not my refer number. Any non-retarded
> person understood that it was a joke and there is no such thing. Look at
> the link, cum repository. Hey, when the doctor told you that you would need
> a special "cocktail" for your illness, I think you misunderstood.

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> If you are like me,

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> you love breakfast foods. This is a completely legitimate way of
> obtaining those delicious morning or evening snacks. You may have read
> about it on CNN or MSNBC. After all, we all need are Pop Tarts.
>

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>
>
>"Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
>news:ROednTt3HqH1n5XeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
>
>...you're sitting home on a Saturday night trying so hard to break your
>personal record of useless posts per day that you stoop to garbage like the
>following...
>
>You know, some educators actually use their summer break to further their
>knowledge, either for self-fulfillment or to help their careers. At the very
>least, they use the time to get outside once in a while. Not our boy
>Mattingly - he's all too happy to tread water and live on a video game
>newsgroup for ninety days (yet he'll drop into victim mode and complain
>about the fact that he's underpaid, despite making no effort to rectify the
>situation.)
>
>Hey coach: your raise will be effective as soon as you are! Or to put it in
>a different light, you'd better be thankful that your job pays so poorly. If
>it offered a decent salary, they'd probably be able to afford to hire
>someone better qualified.
>
>(I know some will think this is a little harsh, but the quality of our
>schools is a sore point for me. And as Mattingly has proven time and again,
>he thinks he should be paid better despite the fact that he obviously has no
>interest in taking accountability for himself. And, based on some of our
>past debates, it's clear that he's the type of instructor who relies on
>bluster and excuses rather than skill - sadly, all too typical. And the
>schools actually wonder why we won't just throw more money at them?)
>
>

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>
> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:ROednTt3HqH1n5XeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
>
> ...you're sitting home on a Saturday night trying so hard to break your
> personal record of useless posts per day that you stoop to garbage like
> the following...

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>
> You know, some educators actually use their summer break to further their
> knowledge, either for self-fulfillment or to help their careers. At the
> very least, they use the time to get outside once in a while. Not our boy
> Mattingly - he's all too happy to tread water and live on a video game
> newsgroup for ninety days (yet he'll drop into victim mode and complain
> about the fact that he's underpaid, despite making no effort to rectify
> the situation.)
>
> Hey coach: your raise will be effective as soon as you are! Or to put it
> in a different light, you'd better be thankful that your job pays so
> poorly. If it offered a decent salary, they'd probably be able to afford
> to hire someone better qualified.
>
> (I know some will think this is a little harsh, but the quality of our
> schools is a sore point for me. And as Mattingly has proven time and
> again, he thinks he should be paid better despite the fact that he
> obviously has no interest in taking accountability for himself. And, based
> on some of our past debates, it's clear that he's the type of instructor
> who relies on bluster and excuses rather than skill - sadly, all too
> typical. And the schools actually wonder why we won't just throw more
> money at them?)

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> "Xbot" <lott@bull.com> wrote in message
> news:Te2dnWIEO5Z1XpXeRVn-iQ@giganews.com...
>
> 1) It was a joke (you obviously don't get the sarcam of all the "win free
> shit" that has bombarded these newsgroups

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> would like to make more than they do but you have never read a damned thing
> from me saying that I "deserved" more money.

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>
> Mattinglyfan wrote:
>
>
> OMG HAHAHHAAHAHHA That was the best joke ever. Obviously no one ever
> told this guy the difference between something that is funny and
> something that isn't funny. You XXXXing dumbass.
>

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>
> Mattinglyfan wrote:
> Anyone
>
> The thing is you're a crazy lunatic, and the only thing you're doing is
> making kids become crazy lunatics like yourself. A XXXXing mental
> patient like yourself shouldn't be teaching, you really have some
> serious XXXXing anger control and social problems and you need help. I
> really hope that you're not a teacher and that is just another lie your
> lying XXX made up. Like the lie you had that you were going to ignore
> me. You XXXXing jackass.
>

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>
> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:ROednTt3HqH1n5XeRVn-oQ@comcast.com...
>
> ...you're sitting home on a Saturday night trying so hard to break your
> personal record of useless posts per day that you stoop to garbage like
> the following...
>
> You know, some educators actually use their summer break to further their
> knowledge, either for self-fulfillment or to help their careers. At the
> very least, they use the time to get outside once in a while. Not our boy
> Mattingly - he's all too happy to tread water and live on a video game
> newsgroup for ninety days (yet he'll drop into victim mode and complain
> about the fact that he's underpaid, despite making no effort to rectify
> the situation.)
>
> Hey coach: your raise will be effective as soon as you are! Or to put it
> in a different light, you'd better be thankful that your job pays so
> poorly. If it offered a decent salary, they'd probably be able to afford
> to hire someone better qualified.
>
> (I know some will think this is a little harsh, but the quality of our
> schools is a sore point for me. And as Mattingly has proven time and
> again, he thinks he should be paid better despite the fact that he
> obviously has no interest in taking accountability for himself. And, based
> on some of our past debates, it's clear that he's the type of instructor
> who relies on bluster and excuses rather than skill - sadly, all too
> typical. And the schools actually wonder why we won't just throw more
> money at them?)
>

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> I have been reading and posting here for a while and I have to get in on
> this one. I have to say as a fellow educator to Mattingly,

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>
> I have no anger towards you. I feel bad for you. We have kids like you in
> a special classroom in my school. Hey, at least you get to go through the
> lunch line first, eh No Name?

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>
>
>"Xbot" <lott@bull.com> wrote in message
>news:Te2dnWIEO5Z1XpXeRVn-iQ@giganews.com...
>
>1) It was a joke (you obviously don't get the sarcam of all the "win free
>shit" that has bombarded these newsgroups
>2) Don't really care what you think, cocksucker

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>
> "H.I.V. Steve" <hiv_steve@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1124658204.408042.99970@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
your[vbcol=seagreen]
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>
> LOL, the irony! There is only one person here who doesn't know the
> difference between funny and "I'm an idiot starving for attention" and I
> just replied to him.

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>
>Big Dawg wrote:
>
>Matting isn't an educator, that's just another lie of his that you
>believed, just like the lie he told about ignorring me.

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>
> Big Dawg wrote:
>
> Matting isn't an educator, that's just another lie of his that you
> believed, just like the lie he told about ignorring me.
>
> If you really are an educator how come you're not smart enought to
> realize Matting is a 13 year old punk troll with nothing better to do
> than troll away the summer?
>

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>
> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:99udnZ2dnZ2pXcbdnZ2dnZ9zld6dnZ2dRVn-zJ2dnZ0@comcast.com...
> your
> like
> free
>
> That is your mistake. Stop replying to this shoplifting racist bilgemerk.
> It isn't worth it.
>

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> It was actually an accidental post that I was trying to mail back to
> the spammers that have been sending the "Free PC" and "Free 360" crap
> but for some reason google groups doesn't offer the same options as
> Outlook Express. So while it was me, it wasn't intended for the group
> and I remember we used to be able to recall posts but now I don't see
> that option. I figured it was harmless and people would obviously see
> that it wasn't a serious solicitation but even then, a dumb XXX like
> Xbot has to turn it in to something more.
>

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> Moron, the content of that particular post was never the issue. I simply
> replied to the last in another onslaught (30 posts) of incessant bleats you
> had burdened the group with on Saturday. They were all equally vacuous. It's
> not like you actually contributed something meaningful to society or this
> newsgroup in all or any of the previous 29 posts.
>
>

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>
> You are right Donald. I was ignoring him for a while but then the dumb XXX
> started stalking my posts again. I went quite a bit of time not responding
> to ANY of the stupid idiot threads he was starting about shoplifting and all
> that other crap.

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>
> I am a liar.

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> Big Dawg,
>
> I don't

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>know where Xbot is pulling these "educational quotes" from
> because I rarely truly speak out in this newsgroup on educational
> issues unless it is just something so far off from what I know to be
> true. I have said all along that money isn't always the issue. In
> terms of resources for lower income schools, it makes a world of
> difference but it sure as hell would not necessarily improve the
> quality of education just by paying teachers more. What I have said is
> that teachers definitely earn what they do for the exact reason you
> described. We are so limited in how we can react to disruptive
> students in our classrooms and yet they don't fear the recourse of
> their actions. Had I said some of the things that I have heard said to
> other teachers in my building or in my district by students, I would
> have been fired a long time ago. Students often end up with detention
> or maybe a suspension for things we could NEVER say to them. I am
> fortunate enough to have been in my building long enough to have tought
> siblings who have passed the word along about me and I rarely find
> myself in situations that I see many new teachers get caught up in.
> For some professions, it is very easy to leave your work at work. In
> ours, it is damned near impossible. We don't work a traditional 40
> hour work week because of all of the planning involved each and every
> day. Do I think teachers are underpaid? Not in all cases but there
> are some who go far beyond the call of duty for their students and they
> should be rewarded. It is more along the lines of there are just as
> many teachers earning above and beyond their salary as there are who
> don't deserve one at all. I personally can not spend 2 or 3 hours a
> night grading papers and reading essays. Coaching is the way I give
> more of myself to my school than I can during the school day.
>
> BTW, I have followed your football team and you guys have started on a
> little dynasty out there haven't you?

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>
> Mattinglyfan wrote:
>
>
> I got this far, you sure are boring. Also a liar, any other things you
> are that I didn't call you? Besides a nigger?

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> What a shitty troll.

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>
> Xbot wrote:
>
>
> He doesn't XXXXing care, he's a troll.
>

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>
> The Mak wrote:
>
>
> You're one of them trolls that trolls by calling regular posters
> trolls, why don't you get the XXXX out of here with your troll buddy
> Matting the liar.
>
> XXXXing punk kid.
>
>

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> "H.I.V. Steve" <hiv_steve@yahoo.com> wrote in news:1124750081.214193.323140
> @g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
>
>
> Posting in a shitty thread.

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>
> The Mak wrote:
>
> It's shitty cause you're in it, and because Matting the liar started
> it. Also because of your smell(the shit smell). Yeah I typed it, you
> smell like shit.
>

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>
>The Mak wrote:
>
>
>You're one of them trolls that trolls by calling regular posters
>trolls, why don't you get the XXXX out of here with your troll buddy
>Matting the liar.
>
>XXXXing punk kid.

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> "Mattinglyfan" <kyler_jai@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1124719726.836528.312610@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
> Moron, the content of that particular post was never the issue. I simply
> replied to the last in another onslaught (30 posts) of incessant bleats you
> had burdened the group with on Saturday. They were all equally vacuous. It's
> not like you actually contributed something meaningful to society or this
> newsgroup in all or any of the previous 29 posts.
>
> Jesus, if "missing the point" ever becomes an Olympic sport, maybe you'll
> finally get the attention you're so obviously lacking in real life.

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> Big Dawg,
>
> I don't know where Xbot is pulling these "educational quotes" from
> because I rarely truly speak out in this newsgroup on educational
> issues unless it is just something so far off from what I know to be
> true. I have said all along that money isn't always the issue. In
> terms of resources for lower income schools, it makes a world of
> difference but it sure as hell would not necessarily improve the
> quality of education just by paying teachers more. What I have said is
> that teachers definitely earn what they do for the exact reason you
> described. We are so limited in how we can react to disruptive
> students in our classrooms and yet they don't fear the recourse of
> their actions. Had I said some of the things that I have heard said to
> other teachers in my building or in my district by students, I would
> have been fired a long time ago. Students often end up with detention
> or maybe a suspension for things we could NEVER say to them. I am
> fortunate enough to have been in my building long enough to have tought
> siblings who have passed the word along about me and I rarely find
> myself in situations that I see many new teachers get caught up in.
> For some professions, it is very easy to leave your work at work. In
> ours, it is damned near impossible. We don't work a traditional 40
> hour work week because of all of the planning involved each and every
> day. Do I think teachers are underpaid? Not in all cases but there
> are some who go far beyond the call of duty for their students and they
> should be rewarded. It is more along the lines of there are just as
> many teachers earning above and beyond their salary as there are who
> don't deserve one at all. I personally can not spend 2 or 3 hours a
> night grading papers and reading essays. Coaching is the way I give
> more of myself to my school than I can during the school day.
>
> BTW, I have followed your football team and you guys have started on a
> little dynasty out there haven't you?
>

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> Yea, we were headed in that direction, but when you play the 22nd toughest
> schedule in the nation in 2004 and go 5-7 it hurts. But, we will be back
> on top this year. Though we started out with a loss to Richmond County,
> NC. They are usually ranked in the top 5 on the East Coast, and top 15 in
> the Nation. Our "D" stopped the top recruited RB in NC, but the "O" could
> not do anything. We schemed the heck out of 'em, but in the end the
> players have to play the scheme, and ours did not. Good luck to you and
> yours this season though. Dawg
>
>

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> "Mattinglyfan" <kyler_jai@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1124721234.349524.235550@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>
>

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>
> "Big Dawg" <Dawg1@DawgNation.com> wrote in message
> news:3cUOe.1548$Ma3.1478@bignews4.bellsouth.net...
>
> Yeah, it sounds like your games are PACKED though. It's funny because I
> never really considered the east coast to have a big hs football fan
> following other than Florida but that NC/SC area gives a lot of ink to
> football. I think my pitcher (softball) is going to take a visit out to
> Charlotte because my 3B last year is at a JC in NC.
>
>
>

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> Tell her to think about Coker college in Hartsville, SC, or Francis Marion
> university in Florence, SC. They are Division II I think. But they have
> a pretty good programs.
>
>

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> "Mattinglyfan" <nyyankees@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:srqdnSrOG8fr-5HeRVn-jQ@comcast.com...
>
>