The Off Topic Topic

[Josquius]

The trouble with the needing to ask questions thing is often what I am told at the intervgiew is so thorough as is the information I gathered from company websites.
Shall see....

I would ask whether sex with the students is allowed.

"So, um, what was the age of consent in Japan again?"

"Oogling the girls during phys ed is not weird, right"

"You don't really have sexual harassment laws over here, do you?"

Sadly the job isn't at a state school, its mostly teaching to businessmen.
Also sadly 18 year old girls in reality aren't like the 18 year old girls of TV.
And sadder still Japanese schoolgirls stopped wearing hotpants for P.E over a decade ago.

[fhdz]

I would ask whether sex with the students is allowed.

"So, um, what was the age of consent in Japan again?"

"Oogling the girls during phys ed is not weird, right"

"You don't really have sexual harassment laws over here, do you?"

When I first started working at the college out here, we had a group orientation. This one guy who was new to Facilities - at the orientation - asks the HR lady running the thing: "What if someone gets angry at me and sues me for sexual harassment or screams rape?"

[Ed Anger]

I would ask whether sex with the students is allowed.

"So, um, what was the age of consent in Japan again?"

"Oogling the girls during phys ed is not weird, right"

"You don't really have sexual harassment laws over here, do you?"

When I first started working at the college out here, we had a group orientation. This one guy who was new to Facilities - at the orientation - asks the HR lady running the thing: "What if someone gets angry at me and sues me for sexual harassment or screams rape?"

HOTT.

[The Larch]

The trouble with the needing to ask questions thing is often what I am told at the intervgiew is so thorough as is the information I gathered from company websites.
Shall see....

I would ask whether sex with the students is allowed.

"So, um, what was the age of consent in Japan again?"

"Oogling the girls during phys ed is not weird, right"

"You don't really have sexual harassment laws over here, do you?"

Sadly the job isn't at a state school, its mostly teaching to businessmen.
Also sadly 18 year old girls in reality aren't like the 18 year old girls of TV.
And sadder still Japanese schoolgirls stopped wearing hotpants for P.E over a decade ago.

If it's a business English class instead of a high school class you should have plenty of questions to ask. Will you have to travel to the companies or will they go to your school? Will you have to teach them general business English or should you taylor the material to their lines of work? What's the profile of the people you'll be teaching? Sales? HR? Administratives?

[garbon]

I would ask whether sex with the students is allowed.

"So, um, what was the age of consent in Japan again?"

"Oogling the girls during phys ed is not weird, right"

"You don't really have sexual harassment laws over here, do you?"

When I first started working at the college out here, we had a group orientation. This one guy who was new to Facilities - at the orientation - asks the HR lady running the thing: "What if someone gets angry at me and sues me for sexual harassment or screams rape?"

[Eddie Teach]

"What if I get bored and decide to start sexually harassing and raping people?"

[Malthus]

I would ask whether sex with the students is allowed.

"So, um, what was the age of consent in Japan again?"

"Oogling the girls during phys ed is not weird, right"

"You don't really have sexual harassment laws over here, do you?"

When I first started working at the college out here, we had a group orientation. This one guy who was new to Facilities - at the orientation - asks the HR lady running the thing: "What if someone gets angry at me and sues me for sexual harassment or screams rape?"

"Well, I gues that question DOES tend to explain the rapid job turnover on your CV ...  "

[fhdz]

I would ask whether sex with the students is allowed.

"So, um, what was the age of consent in Japan again?"

"Oogling the girls during phys ed is not weird, right"

"You don't really have sexual harassment laws over here, do you?"

When I first started working at the college out here, we had a group orientation. This one guy who was new to Facilities - at the orientation - asks the HR lady running the thing: "What if someone gets angry at me and sues me for sexual harassment or screams rape?"

He was a Serb, too

That was the same Facilities crew wherein during my time at the college 1) one carpenter stabbed another one over a disagreement on measurement; 2) the insane head of groundskeeping tried to run someone off a bridge using a golf cart, and 3) that same insane woman blew an entire parking lot's worth of leaves into my car on the day after I apparently walked through "her flower bed", which contained zero flowers.

[lustindarkness]

  NSFW, actually, not safe for watching, period. 

A chimp rapes a frog. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVE60zwXx1k

[Sheilbh]

He looks like Divine O_O

I'd love to see a John Waters designed Republican politician

[11B4V]

Wisconsin Town Plans To Fine And Ticket Parents Of Children Who Bully Others: Report


As part of an effort to crack down on "harassment and emotional abuse among young people," a Wisconsin town will reportedly ticket and fine parents whose children repeatedly bully others.

As The Wisconsin State Journal reports, the "parent-liability" approach is part of an overall ordinance passed last month by the Monona City Council and may break fresh ground in the nationwide effort to reduce schoolyard bullying among children and teens.

Parents will reportedly be fined $114 within 90 days following a written notice about their child's bullying; the fine will increase to $177 for each repeated instance of bullying within a year of the first violation.

Bullying is defined as "an intentional course of conduct which is reasonably likely to intimidate, emotionally abuse, slander, threaten or intimidate another person and which serves no legitimate purpose" In the ordinance, according to the Green Bay Press Gazette.

Monona Police Chief Wally Ostrenga said that overall concern over the tragic consequences of bullying prompted the new ordinance, and believes the "parent-liability" clause will be used only in cases where parents are uncooperative.

"Sometimes you'll knock on someone's door and they won't want to talk to you — their kids are perfect, they could never do anything wrong," Ostrenga is quoted by the Gazette as saying. "This is for those times when we get the door slammed in our faces."

In April, a Wisconsin father fought back on Facebook after his son was allegedly the victim of intense bullying at his middle school.

After Kaukauna, Wisc. resident Matthew Bent posted a photograph of him and his son on the social media outlet, the post attracted over 900,000 likes and shares.

[Eddie Teach]

"But he started it!"

[Ed Anger]

If I got a ticket, I'd beat up the bullied kid's father. YOUR KID NEEDS TESTICULAR FORTITUDE.

[Phillip V]

Time for homeschooling.

[Ed Anger]

Field trip to the creationist museum!