New School Rules

[dadmisseskids]

"Are you trying to tell me that if my son has sex on school grounds that he must use a lambskin condom?"

[massdaddio]

In our schools there are peanut free tables in the caf for kids with allergies. A friend whose child is allergic to nuts, uses soy butter instead of peanut butter. Her son eats 2 sandwiches/day of soy butter & jelly, he loves the stuff. It's a lot more expensive ($5/jar vs $2/jar), but still cheaper than cold cuts.

[defaultuser]

I understand that the school has some obligation to be 'peanut free' or 'latex free', but I don't think they can really do much to stop you from doing what you want.

What are they going to do if you send your kid to school with a latex hair band? Expel her? Probably, it would go unnoticed either on purpose or accidentally. Same with a PB&J. Do they inspect your kids sandwiches or pantry to make sure that there is no peanut oil going into Jr's lunch?

They may have their rules, but the rules don't apply to you. As I told a kid I was sitting next to on the bus during a field trip yesterday when I let him play my flight simulator game on the Iphone and gave him M&M's: "The rules don't apply to me. They can get you in trouble, but not me."

I have an aversion to rule followers, especially when the rules are stupid. The kid was thrilled.

[Fatheroffour]

I have an aversion to rule followers, especially when the rules are stupid

I'm wit cha.

[jumbledone]

Here's DU's ride:

[jumbledone]

And here's FoF's ride:

[jerico08]

Change you can believe in:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDQLz2A6ho4