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[54warrior]

http://wcbstv.com/topstories/Connecticut.skittles.suspension.2.675314.html

Ridiculous!! What is this country coming to?? So much for "land of the free"!!!

[416exfreak]

Selling candy and assorted snacks helps me support my racing habit.

Just dont wanna get caught.:D

Ive been at it for 3 years now...so it works pretty well for me.

[Mxjunkie]

lol.. The past it was drugs, now everyones going to be selling twinkies and sweets to sugar pheen kids to make a quick buck.. oh boy.. :blah:









I got a bag of Hershey kisses and pixie sticks.. 10 dolla :scary: :bandit:

[kawiefan]

This country is going right down the ****ter. Dont people have better things to worry about than effing candy. The land of the free. Ya I don't think so. I don't think this is what our founding fathers had in mind when they were writing the constitution.

[416exfreak]

Originally posted by Mxjunkie
lol.. The past it was drugs, now everyones going to be selling twinkies and sweets to sugar pheen kids to make a quick buck.. oh boy.. :blah:






I got a bag of Hershey kisses and pixie sticks.. 10 dolla :scary: :bandit:

All candy bars=$1

Suckers, small hard candies= $.25-$.50

Packs of gum= $1

I got what you need man.:bandit:

Lol.:bandit:

[Mxjunkie]

Originally posted by kawiefan
This country is going right down the ****ter. Dont people have better things to worry about than effing candy. The land of the free. Ya I don't think so. I don't think this is what our founding fathers had in mind when they were writing the constitution.

Think of it this way, the kids parents aren't going to blame themselfs for making their child fat, they will blame the schools.. So the schooling system is required to provide students a good meals that are healthy to more or less cover their butts and give children healthy eatting habbits. Hence the same reason drugs are not allowed in schools. That and your really not to suppose to sell anything in school unless its a fun raiser. ;) The kid actually broke quite a bit of rules even though it doesn't seem like a horrible thing to do.

I got 3 days oss last week for throwing a carrot at my friend, schools are retarted

[Mxjunkie]

Originally posted by Polak1035
I got 3 days oss last week for throwing a carrot at my friend, schools are retarted

Doesn't matter what the item you throw is that's in your hand, once you throw it and it leaves your hand they consider it as a weapon or a act of violence. lol can't blame the school.. plus look on the bright side, you got to sleep in 3 days.. ;)

[lorenjr83]

Wow! when i went to jr high we had this thing called the ala cart. you could buy candy doughnuts cookies little debbies snakes all that good stuff. in high school we had the consession stand open everyday for candy and pop and what not. and mcdonalds right across the street

haha pizza, burgers, ect. are $1.00....salads are $5.50. and my school says there against junk food.

[BlaineKaiser450]

at my school, we have gum dealers hahaha 25 peices for 5$. and similar to the carrot thing, 4 or 5 of my friends got suspended for throwing acorns at eachother lmfao

[klutch]

lol our vending machines at my high school are filled with junk... we have pizza for lunch papa johns or pizza hut or chicken lol kids walk around selling candy... we skate board during lunch... only time i was ever suspended was in junior high and that because i beat the cr@p out of some kid lol

[Aceman]

Originally posted by Polak1035
I got 3 days oss last week for throwing a carrot at my friend, schools are retarted
Says the guy clearly needing more spelling education!


The school stepped over the line on this one.

The school district choosing not to carry candy in the vending machines is fine, although I think it's silly. But suspending an honor student, stripping his title, etc for buying candy from another student....ridiculous! The school district should know banning something just makes the students rebel that much more. I think the best thing would be to have both candy/healthy vending machines. Let the students make the choice, if they eat more candy, so be it.:rolleyes:

What's interesting is the candy ban has been in place since 03. Seriously, how does something this stupid become policy? If I was that principal, I couldn't even imagine calling a parent up and telling them their student was suspended for buying candy! :huh

Originally posted by Aceman
Says the guy clearly needing more spelling education!


The school stepped over the line on this one.

The school district choosing not to carry candy in the vending machines is fine, although I think it's silly. But suspending an honor student, stripping his title, etc for buying candy from another student....ridiculous! The school district should know banning something just makes the students rebel that much more. I think the best thing would be to have both candy/healthy vending machines. Let the students make the choice, if they eat more candy, so be it.:rolleyes:

What's interesting is the candy ban has been in place since 03. Seriously, how does something this stupid become policy? If I was that principal, I couldn't even imagine calling a parent up and telling them their student was suspended for buying candy! :huh

sorry buddy english is my second language im not gonna be a wiz at it

[Aceman]

You're forgiven.:D (For the record, you type way better in English, than say, me trying to type in Spanish!);)

[pro-rider46]

you know that it is crap like this that can cause school shootings. i know if i got all that stuff stripped from me and got 3 days oss i would pull a nice prank on the principal car...

[Anvil]

Originally posted by pro-rider46
you know that it is crap like this that can cause school shootings. i know if i got all that stuff stripped from me and got 3 days oss i would pull a nice prank on the principal car...

LOL, school shootings eh!

I'm crying i'm laughing so hard. AHAHAHAH!!! Can you imagine being in the principal's office or something with some kids that just got in a fight or something.
"What you in for?"
"Ah, I punched some kid in the throat because he looked at me funny.... You?
"I bought some skittles"

Taste the Rainbow! Ahahaha!!!

yeah my school called the cops bc they thot i was texting lmao:rolleyes: my phone fell out of my hoody an i was making sure it was ok i just got it an they came up to me an start *****ing i was like shut up

[wilkin250r]

So what if he was caught buying/selling porn, do you think the punishment would be justified? Maybe if it was dealing with something more offensive, but not necessarily illegal...


I'm willing to bet this kid knew the rules. I'm betting this wasn't the first time that buying/selling candy has been brought up. Regardless of how dumb the rule is, it's still a rule. He knew it, he chose to break it.

One of the biggest lessons all you kids should learn is that just because you don't agree with the rule/law, that doesn't mean you don't have to follow it. If you choose to break that rule, regardless of how stupid you think it is, you should be prepared to face the consequences.


Grow up.

[250x_kyle]

Yes its a rule, but for God sakes dont they have more important things like the drug deal that happend 3 lockers down. I mean me and my friends have energy drinks in our lockers and if people ask us for one well sell one to them.

[derekhonda]

Originally posted by wilkin250r

One of the biggest lessons all you kids should learn is that just because you don't agree with the rule/law, that doesn't mean you don't have to follow it.




While I usually agree with you, many instances in history would say thats a bad way of looking at it. For instance, why our ancestors came to this country. (might be a stretch, who knows)

I just know when I was in school, and it wasn't long ago, we practically had foods and snacks shoved down our throats by our teachers...no joke. I think they got some of their funds to do programs by selling us crap.

Funny how from one school its illegal, and at another it's a fund raiser!

[wilkin250r]

Originally posted by derekhonda
While I usually agree with you, many instances in history would say thats a bad way of looking at it. For instance, why our ancestors came to this country. (might be a stretch, who knows)

I won't argue that some of the greatest movements in the history of the world came about by NOT following the rules.

There is definitely a time and place to go against the grain, to challenge the status quo. But those are extraordinary times, by extraordinary people. The cafeteria of your middle school is neither the time, place, nor age for an extremist rebellion.

The youth of our nation would do well to learn the lesson that radical action is a LAST resort, not a first.

[mxdad]

I'm sorry but the people that are posting that this punishment was justified are ridiculous!!!

And obviously the school system agrees...

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2008/03/13/conn_school_backs_off_candy_punishment/

[Seano300ex]

wow hahaha this is pretty funny to me cause this kid in my 5th period class sells Airheads for 25 cents each. he hooks me up tho sumtimes 6 for a dolla LMAO:D

[400EXtreme]

if schools are so worried about being healthy maybe they should lower the price of lunch.

[450RGNCC]

man that school sucks.. no junk food... i almost feel bad for the fat kids

[Seano300ex]

Originally posted by 400EXtreme
if schools are so worried about being healthy maybe they should lower the price of lunch.
thats is a good idea, schools are really worried about health now. last year they sold reg. coke or sprite, gatorade etc... at the vending machines. now all they have is water and diet sh** it sucks

[Exrider434]

Originally posted by Seano300ex
thats is a good idea, schools are really worried about health now. last year they sold reg. coke or sprite, gatorade etc... at the vending machines. now all they have is water and diet sh** it sucks

same here, and our lunch is 2.25 for the main meal and a milk or juice, anything else is extra money