How would it make you feel?

RobertBrown · Apr 17, 2016

How would it make you feel if .....you had a yard sale named after you?
I'm sure Hugh is pleased.
the other side is identical

Code54 · Apr 17, 2016

oops.....

Wagtail · Apr 17, 2016

As we all know, HUGHs can be a pricey investment when bought new... yet we've all needed a HUGH or two around when the need arises.

Still, it'd be worth your time checking the sale out, if only for a HUGH that could be parted out.

Ed of all trades · Apr 18, 2016

My thought is I should have an Ed yard sale. Ed

mjarrels · Apr 18, 2016

Good ole public education at $12,000 per student.

mark

EddieWalker · Apr 18, 2016

There was a time when a High School diploma meant something. Now it's completely meaningless. Today a 4 year degree still has some meaning in some aspects, but that's declining. Seems like you need a Masters to be taken seriously anymore. What happens if college becomes free and everyone gets a 4 year degree?

2LaneCruzer · Apr 18, 2016

EddieWalker said:
There was a time when a High School diploma meant something. Now it's completely meaningless. Today a 4 year degree still has some meaning in some aspects, but that's declining. Seems like you need a Masters to be taken seriously anymore. What happens if college becomes free and everyone gets a 4 year degree?

That is a frightening thought; but I doubt everyone would have a degree unless you could get it just by showing your EBT card.

Budweiser John · Apr 18, 2016

Free? Sorry, no such animal exists
It is deplorable what the public school systems are turning out these days and still crying for more tax dollars.

kevin37b · Apr 18, 2016

Maybe Hugh was the last name as advertised ?

ovrszd · Apr 18, 2016

I claim no intellectual understanding of the current educational system. My Granddaughters are in grade school in one of the most highly acclaimed public schools in Iowa. Young couples are moving into that area just so their kids can go to school there. They are learning things that I wasn't introduced to until High School. But they can't spell any words outside the normal used ones. No apparent comprehension of how to sound out words for a solution. :confused3: