Sheer boredom in Sweden?

[mendhak]

Why is this even happening?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/7479758.stm

The phrase "Making a mountain out of a molehill" comes to mind.

[crptcblade]

Oh come on now...That's surely an Onion article. :confused:

[SurfDemon]

By not inviting me to join in this thread, you two are wantonly abusing my human rights.

[Pino]

Words cant describe the shear stupidity, I mean what are the teachers expecting to achieve here?

Pino

[crptcblade]

All children involved should be beaten.

All adults involved should be beaten to death (with hammers).

[FunkyDexter]

Words cant describe the shear stupidity, As typos go, that one was a cut above the rest.

I can understand the teacher stopping him giving out the invites in class. I'm willing to bet that he quite pointedly didn't invite two boys and was probably causing disruption. I wouldn't have a problem with the teacher telling him to hand them out outside of school instead. Whichever side of the debate thought it was worth escalation to parliament, though, has clearly been chunking the idiot juice.

These two quotes:-
The boy's school... has complained to the Swedish Parliament
The boy's father has lodged a complaint with the parliamentary ombudsman leave me a little unclear as to who was escalating it.

[Shaggy Hiker]

Our congress is probably green with envy.

[SunshineBH]

An example of libralism gone mad.
Why is it that liberal thought with its inherint goodthink of "offend no-one" wants to be all inclusive.

Hey if i dont like you - you aint coming to my party no matter what the parliament says

of course being an IT N*E*R*D means there aint no party anytime soon

[SurfDemon]

As typos go, that one was a cut above the rest.

:D Excellent one! :thumb: