I know at our show we hire out a volunteer group for security and there is plent of signage that states no bikes etc and also says to keep your paws off the cars.

Would be nice if people could read though lol

Your funny....but speaking of reading I was tasked with getting the dessert for a Masonic Installation. So I went to the local DQ for an ice cream cake. The young lady (maybe 17) asked we what I wanted written on the cake and she had me write on the specifics on a form. She then went over my spelling which was correct grilling me that Worshipful should be spelled Whorshipful. This should give you a clue why kids should stay in school and spelling bee's should be the norm like when I was in school. Oops how dare I suggest that we revert back to the old way of doing things. Spank me now!

They don't need to be smart anymore, now that there's spell check on their computers! :LOL:

I went to school with a kid named Spelchek. Kanye Spelcheck, yeah, that's it, Kanye Spelchek . . . :english:

I agree with the second and third to last posts. Spellcheck, calculators allowed in math tests and if I am right kids cannot fail anymore. That is a dis-service to the little darlings.

True that, snakebite. A couple of the smartest guys I know were held back a grade when we were in grade school. The experience certainly taught them a lesson.

my older brother failed grade 3 but again that was when dino's roamed the earth tehehehe

Was that in Drumheller (hehehe!)?

^^^bwah nope Windsor Ont. I started school early, my brother was 1 1/2 years older than me and wouldn't you know it we were in the same grade. I win. I used to call him the numbie numb