Yet more Harman nonsense

[Don]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews...



For Fecks Sake.

How about teaching primary school kids that settling your differences with fisticuffs is not how citizens of our modern society are supposed to conduct themselves.

How about teaching them it's not OK to hit anyone!

Harman. The unacceptable face of blinkered feminism.

[Eric Mc]

Whilst Gordon's away - Harriet plays.

Severe lack of leadership and control being observed in action at the moment.

The problem is a Brown problem rather than a Harman problem.

[Don]

Eric Mc said:

Whilst Gordon's away - Harriet plays.

Severe lack of leadership and control being observed in action at the moment.

The problem is a Brown problem rather than a Harman problem.

What. You mean he didn't have her shot in the car park as an example to the rest?

Quite a mistake, that.

[FourWheelDrift]

Harman needs to read these.

Girls becoming more violent - http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4459402.stm

Menace of violent girls - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1039963/Me...

Violent attacks by teenage girls treble in seven years - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/4902788/Vio...

[sleep envy]

Let her keep going, she's giving herself a nice length of rope

[esselte]

I don't know which was/is the better entertainment..Two Pies as Deputy PM or Harperson....?

[JagLover]

Teaching boys not to hit girls is more a return to old fashioned values than modern PC idiocy.

[Office_Monkey]

Maybe it's just this is needed?

[ewenm]

JagLover said:

Teaching boys not to hit girls is more a return to old fashioned values than modern PC idiocy.

It's good but it's not quite right. Teaching people not to hit people would be better.

[GetCarter]

Not Harman - Harperson... Shirley?

[Don]

ewenm said:

JagLover said:

Teaching boys not to hit girls is more a return to old fashioned values than modern PC idiocy.

It's good but it's not quite right. Teaching people not to hit people would be better.

+1 Absolutely.

We aren't insecure sexist idiots like Harman.

[Eric Mc]

GetCarter said:

Not Harman - Harperson... Shirley?

Not "Shirley" - "Surely" - surely?

[FourWheelDrift]

She is refered to as "Miss" Harman in that news story but she's still married isn't she? Her husband hasn't had the courage yet to get a divorce?

I've also noticed her children's surname is Harman, not Dromey which should be her married name.


She has serious psychological problems.

[JagLover]

Office_Monkey said:

Maybe it's just this is needed?

[GetCarter]

Eric Mc said:

GetCarter said:

Not Harman - Harperson... Shirley?

Not "Shirley" - "Surely" - surely?

Shirley - Shirley?

(or you are the only person here not to have seen 'Airplane')

Edited by GetCarter on Wednesday 5th August 11:43

[mechsympathy]

GetCarter said:

(or you are the only person here not to have seen 'Airplane')

Now, that's irony

[Eric Mc]

mechsympathy said:

GetCarter said:

(or you are the only person here not to have seen 'Airplane')

Now, that's irony

Since the film was made in 1980 - and the joke has been told ninety billion times since then, it is now about as novel and as funny as being slapped in the face by a cricket bat.

What really bugs me is the fact that it has now appears to have become the default spelling (especially here on PH)of the word.

[HRG.]

I want to fist her with the wrong end of a pineapple... Hateful bint

[GetCarter]

Eric Mc said:

mechsympathy said:

GetCarter said:

(or you are the only person here not to have seen 'Airplane')

Now, that's irony

Since the film was made in 1980 - and the joke has been told ninety billion times since then, it is now about as novel and as funny as being slapped in the face by a cricket bat.

What really bugs me is the fact that it has now appears to have become the default spelling (especially here on PH)of the word.

Nout wrong with that... Shirley?

[Cactussed]

I don't have kids, so am not sure I am qualified to comment, but WTF are parents not teaching kids that belting everyone isn't an acceptable way to deal with things (in 99% of cases).

I accept that the role of a teacher is to instill some values into children whilst they are in their care, but shirley this sort of thing should really begin and end at home?

Or am I just being silly?