opening my own center/school for children and youth

[Anonymous]

wasn't him. :wave:

[thepatriot]

Anon....your so ashamed of your stupity you hide. I guess if you thought what you were saying had any substance you would post as a regular. But have a nice day anyway dipshit!

[teachback]

Patriot, all you succeed in doing by responding to posts like that is to perpetuate them.

Hey, keep playing into it if you want, it's up to you.

[thepatriot]

Frank you are right! enough said

[Anonymous]

never claimed it had any substance, but it had enough of something for you to keep responding. :wave:

[Antigen]

Hey, who's to say it was a troll? We actually do have a substantial number of regulars around here who sincerely believe in a kinder, gentler thought reform regimen.

Our youth can not understand why society chooses to criminalize a behavior with so little visible ill effect or adverse social impact... These young people have jumped the fence and found no cliff.

http://www.druglibrary.org/schaffer/library/studies/nc/ncmenu.htm' target='_new'>Commission on Marihuana and Drug Abuse

[Froderik]

Ok, so let's all jump back to square one and respond to the anonymous post that began the thread.
(without calling that person a troll...)

I am in the process of opening my very own school/center for children and youth. I am interested in being able to control the children without doing too much damage in the long run, as changing the behavior in emergency situations is best for all. I am wondering if former students could offer any advice in achieving my goal? I think that former students would know how far to go without hurting.

Thoughts?

[Anonymous]

I think that anon is long gone

[Froderik]

Ok, but we could still reply to it, so as to enter into debate.

People here love to debate.  :lol:

[Dr Fucktard]

Nothing wrong with a little discipline!!  :flame:

[Anonymous]

of course, I agree; who knows?   Mr. I wanttoopenmyowncenter may reappear.