My friend KPDubs, sent me this last night. He saw it on campus at BYU. It was behind a key-coded door to a small computer lab, but it was there. 
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My wife has one of these in her high school classroom.
ReplyDeleteI hate the use of that phrase...
ReplyDeleteI love that poster!
ReplyDeleteI like the name of this post in relation to that poster. :) baby steps...
ReplyDeleteThey left off my favorite--asinine! Middle schoolers love it because it sounds like a bad word, even though it's not. It's greatly reduced inappropriate uses of "gay" in my classroom! (Also replaces "retarded.")
ReplyDeleteWhen I say it, I mean 'gay'.
ReplyDeleteI really like this a lot. I am going to save this picture.
ReplyDeletethat's terrific!
ReplyDeleteYou're so gay!
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