Sexcrime Island is no longer a place one keeps one's word, sad to say. When a family of a 4-year-old boy promised his sex-abusing maths teacher their silence about the crime in exchange for a downpayment on a house-£18,000, which was like half a million dollars in 2004 money but is like a small fistful of deli change today-they insufficiently ensured the silence of the kiddo. And now he's spilled the beans, and everyone's in trouble. Young people! They just aren't being taught respect for agreements in that sad, sad country.
Monday, March 15, 2010
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Seriously, why DO you hate the British so much?
A function of time-zones and exposure to tabloids. British hacks are the same with Australians, who I suppose must cannabalise your West-Coast papers for crazy stories. (Does this 'California' have such things?).
I lurves the Brits! Now those Canadians...
But! Apparently they pay their teachers pretty well.
"maths teacher" eh? Thank god it wasn't an Englishes teacher. (Srsly, why do the brits put an s on math but not on sports? Reatrds!)
Yeah, but at least they "get" sarcasm! We, in the United States, are unfamiliar with this concept.
Is that irony?
I always understood it to be an abbreviation for 'mathematics'. I don't know if this makes more sense, or less, but it definitely explains why there is no s at the end of sport. You're welcome.
Wouldn't that be paedo deal?