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Author: KDKD Date: Oct 19, 2007 09:00
>From my home state:
IRVINGTON - Although the question rarely elicits a compelling
response, parents just can't seem to help themselves when it comes to
asking the beloved dinnertime standby: "What did you learn in school
today, honey?"
But sometimes - just sometimes - persistence is rewarded with a gem of
an answer.
That was the case last week for Catherine Johnson and Ed Berenson,
whose 13-year-old son could barely hold back what he had learned at
the Irvington Middle School Wellness Fair.
"At the dinner table, he announces, 'Today at school I learned that
oral sex is safer than anal sex,' " said Johnson, 53, a writer who has
two other children in the school district. "This is a kid who hasn't
even been on a date yet, or had a first kiss, as far as I know."
Full article: http://www.nyjournalnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071018/NEWS02/71018036...
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Author: fiddler crabbyfiddler crabby Date: Oct 19, 2007 11:15
>>From my home state:
>
> IRVINGTON - Although the question rarely elicits a compelling
> response, parents just can't seem to help themselves when it comes to
> asking the beloved dinnertime standby: "What did you learn in school
> today, honey?"
>
> But sometimes - just sometimes - persistence is rewarded with a gem of
> an answer.
>
> That was the case last week for Catherine Johnson and Ed Berenson,
> whose 13-year-old son could barely hold back what he had learned at
> the Irvington Middle School Wellness Fair.
>
> "At the dinner table, he announces, 'Today at school I learned that
> oral sex is safer than anal sex,' " said Johnson, 53, a writer who has
> two other children in the school district. "This is a kid who hasn't
> even been on a date yet, or had a first kiss, as far as I know." ...
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Author: MrWonderfulMrWonderful Date: Oct 19, 2007 11:44
On Oct 19, 11:00?am, KD gmail.com> wrote:>>From my home state:
>
> IRVINGTON - Although the question rarely elicits a compelling
> response, parents just can't seem to help themselves when it comes to
> asking the beloved dinnertime standby: "What did you learn in school
> today, honey?"
>
> But sometimes - just sometimes - persistence is rewarded with a gem of
> an answer.
>
> That was the case last week for Catherine Johnson and Ed Berenson,
> whose 13-year-old son could barely hold back what he had learned at
> the Irvington Middle School Wellness Fair.
>
> "At the dinner table, he announces, 'Today at school I learned that
> oral sex is safer than anal sex,' " said Johnson, 53, a writer who has
> two other children in the school district. "This is a kid who hasn't
> even been on a date yet, or had a first kiss, as far as I know."
> ...
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Author: maxomaxo Date: Oct 19, 2007 12:26
On Oct 19, 11:00 am, KD gmail.com> wrote:>>From my home state:
>
> IRVINGTON - Although the question rarely elicits a compelling
> response, parents just can't seem to help themselves when it comes to
> asking the beloved dinnertime standby: "What did you learn in school
> today, honey?"
>
> But sometimes - just sometimes - persistence is rewarded with a gem of
> an answer.
>
> That was the case last week for Catherine Johnson and Ed Berenson,
> whose 13-year-old son could barely hold back what he had learned at
> the Irvington Middle School Wellness Fair.
>
> "At the dinner table, he announces, 'Today at school I learned that
> oral sex is safer than anal sex,' " said Johnson, 53, a writer who has
> two other children in the school district. "This is a kid who hasn't
> even been on a date yet, or had a first kiss, as far as I know."
> ...
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Author: Tracer BulletTracer Bullet Date: Oct 21, 2007 09:19
KD wrote:
>>From my home state:
>
> IRVINGTON - Although the question rarely elicits a compelling
> response, parents just can't seem to help themselves when it comes to
> asking the beloved dinnertime standby: "What did you learn in school
> today, honey?"
>
> But sometimes - just sometimes - persistence is rewarded with a gem of
> an answer.
>
> That was the case last week for Catherine Johnson and Ed Berenson,
> whose 13-year-old son could barely hold back what he had learned at
> the Irvington Middle School Wellness Fair.
>
> "At the dinner table, he announces, 'Today at school I learned that
> oral sex is safer than anal sex,' " said Johnson, 53, a writer who has
> two other children in the school district. "This is a kid who hasn't
> even been on a date yet, or had a first kiss, as far as I know."
> ...
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Author: Boston Blackie (You've got to be freakin' kidding me?)Boston Blackie (You've got to be freakin' kidding me?) Date: Oct 21, 2007 11:07
On 2007-10-21 11:19:00 -0500, Tracer Bullet i.org> said:
> The homosexuals and had a big problem in the 80's with so many of their
> kind dying off in the 1980s an 1990s. Now they have to target children
> at an even younger age to replace their kind. And you have more than a
> few willing promiscuous heterosexuals to aid them as well.
And when did it happen to you, Borgie?
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Author: InfoSuperHwyRoadKillInfoSuperHwyRoadKill Date: Oct 22, 2007 09:12
"Boston Blackie (You've got to be freakin' kidding me?)" mail.com>
wrote in message news:2007102113070816807-bblackie@mailcom...> On 2007-10-21 11:19:00 -0500, Tracer Bullet i.org> said:
>>> The homosexuals and had a big problem in the 80's with so many of their
>> kind dying off in the 1980s an 1990s. Now they have to target children
>> at an even younger age to replace their kind. And you have more than a
>> few willing promiscuous heterosexuals to aid them as well.
>
> And when did it happen to you, Borgie?
>
Borgie's fear is strong women
-- they persecute him, upset his workplace and
steal his opportunity.
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