Staff Meeting, After Classes, January 9

[bigdamnprincipal]

The teacher's lounge was once again set up for the staff meeting, with plenty of food and drinks, and one very glaring principal. Mwahaha!

[New teachers, make sure you check your invites to accept your invite to the comm, otherwise it'll screen your comments.]

Comments

Re: Business of the Day [01/09]

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"We just don't want the kids to do drugs that are illegal here." A beat. "Non-alcohol ones. Because if we took that away, they'd revolt and it would be Umbridge aaaaall over again."

Re: Business of the Day [01/09]

[atreideslioness]

The man in the red bodysuit was worried about the children doing drugs. Fantastic.

"So we are to pick and choose which laws are enforced and which are not?" she asked, folding her arms. "My, how very autocratic of us. Simply charming."

Re: Business of the Day [01/09]

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"Isn't that what being an adult is about?" Deadpool asked very slowly. "And, really, I could care less what laws they follow and what they don't. I just wanna see this assembly."

A beat.

"And J. Jonah Jameson get a goddamn haircut!" The hair. It mocked him.

Re: Business of the Day [01/09]

[atreideslioness]

"Being an adult is about making responsible decisions," Ghanima countered. "Like, perhaps interviewing each member of your staff individually before starting to toss about mass accusations based on an unnamed source. Or uniformly enforcing the rules with the students, rather than teaching them that sections of the law are optional."

Re: Business of the Day [01/09]

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"If you wanna take the bar from them, you can feel free," Deadpool said, shrugging. "But--didja grow up on earth? Because I remember the more I was told not to do something, the more I wanted to do it. That might explain my career path, but that's not the point! Mass accusations are where the fun is and--barring your kooky melange use and rather impressive glowy eyes and truly massive backstory. And I though Fabes was bad. He ain't got nothing on Herbert--this really shouldn't be considered us making a stand against drugs. Because we all know how well the D.A.R.E. program worked in the US."

Oh, teaching kids about drugs they would probably never see in their lives other than that.

Re: Business of the Day [01/09]

[atreideslioness]

"So, if telling students not to do something only makes them want to do it more, the point of this assembly is... what, exactly?" Ghanima asked sweetly.

She was going to wait and see if anyone else in the room could finish the end of that line of reasoning. By his argument, it seemed that they were about to promote illegal drug use, because drugs were bad.

Re: Business of the Day [01/09]

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

"I have no idea, but it seems like fun."

Your vice principal, ladies and gentlemen.