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![]() "BCITORGB" wrote in message oups.com... rick states: ========== Great education system you got there, eh? So, you don't teach math and english, that must mean all the time is spent in jingoistic indoctrination.(questioning inflection) ========== there must be a deficiency somewhere because your post is completely incomprehensible to me... the problem lies either at your end or mine. perhaps some americans could translate for me. ===================== Not too surprising for you. You mentioned canada, and definitions. I guess you don't follow the news from canada, eh? According to the ontario education minister, 'strike' is a 5-letter word. Just a little defitent in math and'or english. Given all that, I'm not surprised that you would have trouble with definitions. frtzw906 |
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Rick:
I live on left coast. i don't follow every detail of what goes on in places like ontario. whatever the education minister in ontario says is likely of little import to me. it's almost a full-time job having disdain for the politicians who actually do influence my life. btw, what does "Just a little defitent in math...." mean? have you guys come up with yet more ways to spells words differently? is that perhaps an american spelling of "deficient"? given what follows, that figures: OECD/PISA Study: Reading Literacy 1. Finland 2. Canada 14. France 15. United States frtzw906 |
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On 13-Feb-2005, "rick" wrote:
According to the ontario education minister, 'strike' is a 5-letter word. Just a little defitent in math and'or english. Uhh, that was a politician. They are well known to be mentally _deficient_. Google "George W. Bush" for more examples. Mike |
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![]() "Michael Daly" wrote in message ... On 13-Feb-2005, "rick" wrote: According to the ontario education minister, 'strike' is a 5-letter word. Just a little defitent in math and'or english. Uhh, that was a politician. They are well known to be mentally _deficient_. Google "George W. Bush" for more examples. ===================== Fortunately W isn't directly in charge of the education of a million kids, mr Kennedy is. Mike |
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rick says:
========= Fortunately W isn't directly in charge of the education of a million kids, mr Kennedy is. ========== Unfortunately, "W" is in charge of the most powerful nation. rick, you display an interesting bit of (il)logic. By your reckoning, then, a minister of education should be more intelligent than the leader of the world's leading economy and military. If you're representative of American voters, I'm beginning to see why Americans voted as they did. frtzw906 |
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![]() "BCITORGB" wrote in message oups.com... rick says: ========= Fortunately W isn't directly in charge of the education of a million kids, mr Kennedy is. ========== Unfortunately, "W" is in charge of the most powerful nation. rick, you display an interesting bit of (il)logic. By your reckoning, then, a minister of education should be more intelligent than the leader of the world's leading economy and military. ============================= No, didn't say that at all. That's your bit of illogical projection. But, an education minister should be able to at least count up to 10 without any problems. Fortunately, W is running the US instead of a minor backwoods education system. If you're representative of American voters, I'm beginning to see why Americans voted as they did. ===================== Really? Your lack of logic says you have nothing to say about it. maybe US voters believe more in their country and themselves than those like you that depend only on what the government will give you. Just in case you're also too stupid for sarcasm, my daughter is in an Ontario school. frtzw906 Canoe North http://home.earthlink.net/~etterr/ |
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