Brickbat: Leave the Kid. Take the Cannoli.


British Education Minister John Nash says schools have the authority to ban foods to promote healthy eating and to search students' lunches to make sure they aren't bringing those foods with them. He did say it would be good practice for the student to be present when his or her lunch is searched and for a second member of the staff to be there if anything has to be confiscated.
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I bet the teahers lounge will be filled with goddies for their break.
"filled with goddies"
These snacks are simply divine!
Hey ,it's early,I haven't even had a stout yet.
There are worse things a teacher can do than take communion at their break
I had a few teachers that had a nip between class.
They don't have penal colonies overseas anymore so they just turned the land of the Magna Carta into an island prison. Brilliant.
To be fair, John Nash was accurately describing the common law position, not actually advocating schools do so. Not that they need the encouragement:
Do as we say, not as we do.
Maybe the sack lunches are cutting into the school's lunxh sales? I think their getting rid of the competition
"lunxh sales?"
Fried Mi-Go and a side of Shoggoth?
Cthulumari?
That is...excellent, WW!
"If your pudding crawls out of the cup, remember to kill it quickly. We'd rather not have to deal with another roof shoggoth."
"roof shoggoth"
OK, now that is a good band name!
British food is the number 1 choice in hell.But Sam Smith,,that's godly.
The kids should dress up like natives and dump juice boxes into the nearest harbor.
So blue paint, celtic markings, mustaches, and tarten then?
No, as Morris Dancers, far more terrifying native creatures of the isles.
Larry Bird shirts?
It's a sad say day when Britain imports one of our most noted civil liberties, asset forfeiture without criminal conviction.
Hey they have a better form of government,the ruling party can just pass any law they think is needed. No dead white guy writings and separation of power getting in the way of'the children' and 'mother earth'.
Unless it conflicts with the will of the bureaucracy in Brussels or the judges in Luxembourg.
The betters have betters?
Hey, teachers, leave those kids alone!
Then they get NSPCC called on them instead.
You cannot have your pudding even if you do eat your meat.
Aren't the teachers busy with...you know...teaching?
That's the funniest comment I'll read all day.