Shocking is all I can say. Especially the last paragraph on page 9.Don't cross The Clown. "Vengeance is mine, sayeth The Clown."
Remember the Seinfeld episode in which George was trying to keep unemployment by claiming he interviewed with Jerry to be his latex salesman? George wound up face down in his underwear and Jerry said, "And you want to be my latex salesman?" Take that same sentence and replace UFT president for latex salesman.
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Your point is lost on me. Can you clarify?
ReplyDeleteOne of the more disturbing acts by Portelos in the legal brief is this quote: ON Facebook: Portelos said that a student was "so lucky that I didn't instinctively 'tiger punch' him in the throat."
ReplyDeleteAs always, Portelos is a class act.
Dad, can we spend time together or see a movie?
ReplyDeletenot now son because Im reading portelos; cases again.
Southbronx's children and wife embrace each other with tears.
Hey Mr not so anonymous, why do you always have to stoop so low and go for the family. How about leave an actual comment in response.
DeleteWow! My son is 17 in 5 months. He’s a teenager. Between him asking me for money, to drive him somewhere, to working with him on his baseball, to him asking me to drive, to me teaching him to drive, taking him to the Westchester Knicks, to see the Devils, the Yankees, driving him to and fro SUNY Albany for a tour, to me telling him every day how proud and how much I love him, to instilling in him good character and morals I’m sure he won’t mind the ten minutes I spare to read a legal document and get a good laugh over it.
ReplyDeleteBut you always go for the family. Why is that? Maybe you have the same Freudian shortcoming that our President has.
Don’t fall off that hammock!!!
Anonymous is just that. Either block them, or accept them, but don't assume.
ReplyDeleteOne does not need to see sun rise in the East to know it has risen in the East.
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