01-28-2015, 12:16 PM
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Lifetime Suspension
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: The Void between Darkness and Light
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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
Weird. I always thought that you were supposed to ram it right into your pee hole.
It seems pretty intuitive, but I guess some people have trouble with it. The instructions are right inside the box though.
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Originally Posted by Puppet Guy
doesn't Mississippi have a horribly low literacy rate?
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Originally Posted by Street Pharmacist
And very high teenage pregnancy rate. Coincidence?
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Just highlights how third world some areas of the US are. In Mississippi, it's a problem that goes back generations.
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A lack of education has long been tied to lower income; nationwide, high-school dropouts only make about 65 percent of what high-school graduates earn.
It is an issue that can trickle down to younger generations, says Eloise Richardson. “If the parents are not educated, then they’re not going to push their children to remain in school,” she said.
Whether it’s the result of poverty, parental influence, or some combination of both, many schools across the state—especially in the most impoverished areas—are still failing to prepare students for success after graduation. Just 62 percent of Mississippi students complete high school within four years, and many of those who do graduate are underprepared for college or careers. In the 2010-11 school year, only 57 percent of students in the state were deemed proficient by the state’s high school English test. And for those who attempt to find work, there’s little cause for hope: Mississippi leads the nation with the highest unemployment rate among young adults.
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