Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling for January 29, 2016
January 28, 2016
February 04, 2016
Transcript:
HOLLINGWORTH HOUND IN Policies that put children on the path to lead Pig: there are those that say that our disparate economic system gives poor children no chance to succeed. Sure my little nephew Pendrick has every resource in his safe town and well - funded school. But in low- income li'l lucky ducky here has advantages you may not have considered (this here is public skool) Pollution - induced asthma gives him more time for restful contemplation. Mold growth in schools may very well be providing antibiotic protection we can gauge his profess with a standardized test. Duck: um…we don't have any #2 pencils! Pig: Ha-Ha, No problem. Just take a few sips …and prick a finger… and you're good to go. Pig: So when you hear folks whining about more regulations and tax money, remember: A little bit of lead never hurt anyone. Duck: actually the little bits of lead hurt the most. BAM BAM BAM the end
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carlosrivers almost 9 years ago
the wealthy get the one disease we could’nt possibly understand…affluenza. those poor people
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Conservatives have this skewed idea on life. They think it is better to kill “the others” rather than help them to attain a decent life. They call this Christianity. Jesus Wept!
disinterest almost 9 years ago
If only these children weren’t so lazy and would work harder…
1941gko almost 9 years ago
One true life thing shown for sure – Li’l Lucky Ducky can’t pull himself up by his boot straps; He Has None!
Linguist almost 9 years ago
As they say in Flint, Michigan: " Drink up, there’s plenty more, where that came from ! "
PoodleGroomer almost 9 years ago
There is no graphite© in the water system, only lead(Pb). The iron phosphide from the water treatment is a good black pigment.
tomfromthe50s Premium Member almost 9 years ago
There is no lead in a “lead pencil”! None!
Eclectic-1 almost 9 years ago
John Bradshaw has pointed out that in schools and prisons, time is more important than the job to be done. To still be using the teaching method of 7th century monks is inexcuseable.