The Spiritual Crossroads.

[Don Coyote]

She really didn't sound like a parent, or the person who spawned children.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

She really didn't sound like a parent, or the person who spawned children.

No, she really doesn't.

My only question then, is WHY did she invent imaginary children? Is she just plain crazy, or does she thinks it confers some kind of status to her?

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Or, (and this seems highly farfetched) did they adopt older kids?

[Don Coyote]

In other news. Is anyone else have timeouts connecting to TSC?

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

No timeouts on my end. 

Or, (and this seems highly farfetched) did they adopt older kids?

http://rampant-griffon.net/spiritualcrossroads/index.php?topic=312.msg9636#msg9636

She talks about the middle school kid when he was three. Middle school starts at about twelve, as a rule.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

No timeouts on my end. 

Or, (and this seems highly farfetched) did they adopt older kids?

http://rampant-griffon.net/spiritualcrossroads/index.php?topic=312.msg9636#msg9636

She talks about the middle school kid when he was three. Middle school starts at about twelve, as a rule.

Ha! So yep. She's a liar. Unless she's going to claim to have had the same text on that website for THIRTEEN YEARS.

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

I'm sure she'll try to.

This is like fish in a barrel, isn't it? 

[Don Coyote]

No timeouts on my end. 

Or, (and this seems highly farfetched) did they adopt older kids?

http://rampant-griffon.net/spiritualcrossroads/index.php?topic=312.msg9636#msg9636

She talks about the middle school kid when he was three. Middle school starts at about twelve, as a rule.

Ha! So yep. She's a liar. Unless she's going to claim to have had the same text on that website for THIRTEEN YEARS.

It doesn't even look like webdesign from the late 90s.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I used the Wayback Machine and the front page, at least, looked pretty much exactly like that as of September 2000. If she was not yet pregnant as of September 2000, she is at the very least lying about her oldest being in middle school, because he couldn't have been born any earlier than June 2001, making him 10.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Or she's just stupid and doesn't know the difference between middle school and elementary school...

[Phox]

Or she's just stupid and doesn't know the difference between middle school and elementary school...

Possible. But as I said to Lena:

It is also VERY obvious she has kids.

Actually, anyone who has kids or has lived with small children in the house thinks the exact opposite. Or, thinks that she is the world's single worst parent in the history of parenting, bar none. 

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

Next she'll probably say that where she lives, elementary IS middle school.
Either that, or the kid is in accelerated classes.
But I don't think they'd bump a kid with those issues all the way up to middle school.

She's also said that he doesn't have an IEP.

[Don Coyote]

Next she'll probably say that where she lives, elementary IS middle school.
Either that, or the kid is in accelerated classes.
But I don't think they'd bump a kid with those issues all the way up to middle school.

She's also said that he doesn't have an IEP.

Didn't she say it was too hard to get the district to do the IEP for her kid? But yet he is supposedly in middleschool at age 7.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Next she'll probably say that where she lives, elementary IS middle school.
Either that, or the kid is in accelerated classes.
But I don't think they'd bump a kid with those issues all the way up to middle school.

She's also said that he doesn't have an IEP.

Didn't she say it was too hard to get the district to do the IEP for her kid? But yet he is supposedly in middleschool at age 7.

An IEP is mandatory for either special needs or TAG-identified kids, the district can't refuse to do it. The teacher may put it off, but they can't just refuse to do it.

[Anna Mae Bollocks]

Next she'll probably say that where she lives, elementary IS middle school.
Either that, or the kid is in accelerated classes.
But I don't think they'd bump a kid with those issues all the way up to middle school.

She's also said that he doesn't have an IEP.

Didn't she say it was too hard to get the district to do the IEP for her kid? But yet he is supposedly in middleschool at age 7.

An IEP is mandatory for either special needs or TAG-identified kids, the district can't refuse to do it. The teacher may put it off, but they can't just refuse to do it.

Exactly.

She says the funding isn't there for the teachers to sit with her DURING SCHOOL HOURS and fill out a form that's MANDATED BY LAW.