Gee. He never has a second cup of coffee at home.
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You think that’s bad, in the US a judge is trying to fine a guy over $300 Million on nonexistent charges!
A principal could do a whole lot worse in America and keep his/her affirmative action job. And many have.
Better than being sentenced to a life of tea or decaf.
Grounds for decafitation.
Hey Joe and Jill
The proffessors are thefting now too
What have you done?
In China, according to the article, the punishment is akin to a “death sentence.” The Chinese are firm believers of the wages of sin is death. Behind every successful person is a substantial amount of coffee. 🙂
@ 9:07: not a judge, a robe
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That was a mighty expensive cup of joe.
And yet hundreds of thousands of federal government employees are working tirelessly to further the invasion of our nation (TREASON) and will certainly keep their jobs and their pensions, all paid for by the very people they hope will die as a result of their treason.
Mrs Olsen made me do it!
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“We hang the petty thieves and appoint the great ones to public office.”
– Aesop
(might as well have been Confucius)
the confiscation of his retirement funds is a theft in itself
Meanwhile, in the US inner cities, principals steal the schools blind and have 0% of their student bodies pass state math exams, and get paid $300,000/year for the “honor”.
Back when I was in school, the superintendent lost his job for shoplifting a 40 cent bag of peanuts at the grocery store.
@Nowut Ameen
I bought 3 bags for a buck back in the day
Crossing Georgia or Alabama Highway Gas Stations
Don’t remember where or who however I did pay for them
And would happily pay for some more of them
They were g o o d
And that was a good trip that passed through the Colorados