Yearbook dialogue

@yomom Like white on rice? That is sooo racial. This thread just took a turn!
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

@SteelerNation Rice is white, how is that racial? By the way I like to eat glue

Oh no! Brown rice hater,brown rice never gets it's own yearbook page,what's up with that?
Some people have come on here to push back on negative comments about inclusion of LGBT in the yearbook.Most on here would want their children to stand up to bullies. This is no different. Gay people are here, they always have been, but have hidden their sexuality.Think about it like this if being gay where the norm and you were heterosexual and forced to hide and suppress that,how would you feel?

@OBalls They should just be themselves and be proud of who they are regardless of their sexuality.

@OBalls ****** now I feel for the brown rice! On a serious note though, if you are gay, so what your gay. The most important thing is your happy whether your gay, straight or transgender. I can say that growing up we had a few gay kids in our class, but they didn't need all the flash and what nots. They were accepted for them. I can honestly say that the only reason I ever had doubts about transgender using the bathroom they identify with is that loose cannon using transgender to pray on children. Otherwise, you put your pants on the same way I do.

I like brown rice, it has less arsenic and isn't processed so it's better for you.Not gay just happy.Had a friend who was gay and didn't know. Wouldn't have cared if I did, friend is a friend.He committed suicide and I always wondered why.

@OBalls You have that backwards. "Brown rice has 80 percent more inorganic arsenic on average than white rice of the same type. Arsenic accumulates in the grain’s outer layers, which are removed to make white rice."www.consumerreports. org/cro/magazine/201 5/01/how-much-arseni c-is-in-your-ri

youarewrong I am wrong. Oh balls.