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In response to ""My teacher asked me today if we were terrorists". Yeah that goes over well at home -- nm" by Beaker

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Posted by znufrii Jan 20 '16, 08:19

"What does the word you used here mean? ... This is how the word that means that is spelled."

Where does the kid get asked if he's a terrorist in that conversation?

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Cause I'm sure a kid who used the word terrorist on his homework would explain it perfectly to his parents when he got home -- (edited) - Beaker Jan 20, 08:21 12
- what's to explain? i learned how to spell a word today. -- nm - Andie Jan 20, 08:22 10
  - 2 words actually. and one would go over about as well as you would expect. -- nm - Beaker Jan 20, 08:23 9
    - not really. - znufrii Jan 20, 08:25 8
      - again, every night we ask our kids what they did at school. If one of them dropped "terrorist" on us we would lose our shit -- nm - Beaker Jan 20, 08:26 7
        
        but, what if the word came from *your kid* ? -- nm - Andie Jan 20, 08:30
        
        you're missing my point completely. -- nm - znufrii Jan 20, 08:28 5
        
        no I got it. I think everyone believes the best of everything and doesn't see that it could have ended in a shitstorm in any number of ways, not just - Beaker Jan 20, 08:29 4
        
        Sorry man, I am staying out of this one. -- nm - groiny Jan 20, 08:58
        
        still missing the point. -- nm - znufrii Jan 20, 08:32
        
        so, if your kids misspelled a word, and wrote 'terrorist" by mistake, you think the police interrogating you all is reasonable? -- nm - Andie Jan 20, 08:31 1
        
        not at all. The teacher reporting it though if that is what he is supposed to do isn't though - Beaker Jan 20, 08:33
- Then the teacher has a short note with a copy of the homework - Will Hunting Jan 20, 08:21

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