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- OMG! That would make the perfect commercial!
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- Right on. If it would have been gay / lesbian porn by the teacher, all these suckers would be protesting in front of the school / the teachers house. Sex by itself is nothing wrong. Thats how we all got here. But displaying it in this fashion ... No Sir.
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- I want to be in her class for next year.
Kidding aside, would I be able to keep my job, if in one of my presentations to my clients distributed via DVD, I add my own porn. I don't think so. - Reply to this comment
- I was laughing so hard on this one I couldn't breathe. I couldn't stop ;laughing to tell my family about this one! My teenage son had to lean over to read it out loud to my husband.
Should I be looking into suing the Dad in this news report for subjecting my son to this? - Reply to this comment
- I agree with so many of the posters here and my first thought in all of this was:
Uh, Dad... If you have three kids, how is it you don't know what to tell your kids about sex? My thinking is, if they need any counseling at all it's to overcome the embarrassment of having you for a dad. Puh-leze!
Dad, how about you go through some kind of parental counseling, you know, on how to be a parent and stop trying to set up a lawsuit. - Reply to this comment
- To staycalm, a minority opinion: Amen.
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- So now I'm curious: Would the report be more serious or legitimate if the complaining parent appeared on camera and spoke like a senator? Is the issue here CBS or its local affiliate failed to provide an appropriate sound bite?
Seems to me that the underlying complaint is pretty serious, no matter who the parent is in front of the camera. Bear in mind, the victims in this story are elementary school students. And I respect a parent who tries, albeit imperfectly, to speak for his or her child, vs. someone who doesn't bother to speak out at all. - Reply to this comment
- Reply to lavaflow: Disagree with the "Duh." Sometimes, depending on the statute, intent can be inferred from the circumstances. The classic example are the drug laws where intent can be "found" based on the quantity of the drug found on the person (i.e., possession with intent to distribute). Whether this applies to this case remains to be seen, but I'm speaking about the general principle.
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- Stickdog3 is my hero!
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- Duhhhh......Intentional? Intent? That word mean anything to you?
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Ex-NBA ref Tim Donaghy 
