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Backpacks  A rant by: roscoe I see on the news tonight that the candy-ass people of Winnipeg are now concerned with the size and positioning of backpacks on school aged children. Will these lunitics stop at nothing? They want training so that retail sales people know what the proper position of the pack should be and ..... oh yes ...... there is to be weight restrictions. Why not just slap a helmet on the little piece of government source income, and be done with it. Maybe if these people were not so unattactive and/or fat they could find somebody to spend a little quality time with them ( wink, wink) and they wouldn't feel so compelled to make everyone else's life a living hell of rules. Come to think of it, what do kids carry in the darn thing that has so much weight? It couldn't be home cooking? << Back Add a Comment Comments ( Add a Comment ) THETRUTH says: 2005-09-29 03:01:57 these kids got it easy, no one tells them no! or to walk it off. they get what they want when they want it for the most part. Now it is "kids should be encouraged to learn,not forced to learn" If my dad hadn't threatned to kick my ass everytime I brought home a bad report card, i'd still be in high school. |
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The kids are obviously getting back-spasms from hauling all their guns and knives to school for show and tell. I remember walking up hill both ways bearfoot with my 300lbs sister on my back in the dead of winter in blizard after i had done the chores at 4am. But they don't make them like they used to. Must be all the chemicals they use in food processing or the viagra used to concieve these lil pukes. That being said, We need to bring back the bullies of the 50's and 60's whip these kids into shape so our label isn't tarnished by these pimple nosed snots that have Star Wars and Bill Gates posters on their walls and talk about Lenux and other humiliating topics. Manual labour is the answer to backpack issues. Send your kids to my place to do landscaping and fetching my beer from the fridge you burreaucratic ninnies. The law has spoken.