Crystal Michelle Caraway
@mommyckjj active 8 years, 1 month ago-
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I feel your pain. Mis-education is a way to keep people down.
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Exactly. One doesn’t have to talk about race/status one just says, sorry, you failed English..
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She could be so hard-headed, always have an excuse to go on diet which in the end would be good for her health; not only on her physical outlook but also on her self-worth.
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It was her excuse for failure. She wanted an excuse.
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So be careful on what you are posting on Facebook. The world can see it!
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People don’t realise that…
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Dance is a skill, not reason to not getting job.
I don’t get your point.
That man posted nothing bad.-
You see the photo at the top? Think worse. Think of more nasty poses. Then think if you want a man dancing like that to be your lawyer, your accountant, to manage your business.
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You’re rite
It is surprising, but it is true
It makes sense at some point but I guess stupid people are sometimes followed by the intelligent one’s as well. You know why here is a scenario where secondary school kids probably in a boarding school just want to be rude and cause damages in the school maybe for a very petty issue. In this case you will find the intelligent kids trying to come up with some smart way to get the problem fixed by seeking attention from the administration, but before they execute their plan some stupid student as you call them comes up with a plan that they should strike, and viola! Everyone agrees to this stupid idea. The stupid guy will get everyone involved regardless of whether they are stupid or intelligent. To them they think mmmhhh this is a brilliant idea and they go on with it, and guess what their plight is heard and things change. So in this kind of scenario can we still call the student stupid? I guess stupidity sometimes plays a special role in our lives don’t you think so? I think sometimes it’s necessary because it can save us from certain situations.