A list of puns related to "Westerberg"
What would you recommend professor physics 4b ?
Good afternoon everyone! Please return back to your seats as the bell has rung, thank you. Before the third slot starts I have a tiny but very important announcement to make so please listen very carefully.
One of your classmates, <REDACTED> had to go away recently due to certain *ahem* "issues". As you all know, we take the matter of discipline very seriously in our school and do not tolerate any trouble making students. Everyone gets 3 warning before any strict punishment of any indiscipline they are guilty of. However this wasn't such a case. Nothing that <REDACTED> did is to be disclosed by any of the teachers, staff or students that were present and doing so will get you in serious trouble.
Now, it has been 14 days since she went away and she is going to be coming back to the school today. We have not yet confirmed her safety yet hence here some protocols to enforced and followed strictly by all students, teachers and general staff of the school, thank you.
I mean, heβs still out there and is probably living his best life, which is honestly awesome for him, but for someone who got into his music (solo and w/ The Replacements) late in the game, I wish thereβd be something to look forward to. Honestly, if even a Minneapolis show was announced (I live nowhere near Minnesota), Iβd try to make the trek over there to see him play live. Also, do yourself a favor and have an obsessively long period of listening almost exclusively to The Replacements, itβs probably been the best part of my semester.
Anyway, Iβm grateful Paul Westerberg exists, and Iβm grateful my dad is a Replacements super fan so that I could listen to some quality and honest (oftentimes brutally so) music.
Which living musicians that you really enjoy have gone off the grid for what seems like way too long? Also, let me know whether or not youβve heard of The Replacements or Paul Westerberg, Iβm curious as to how well-known they are on Reddit.
Dear Dean Westerberg,
I am sure that youβve already heard from many many students here in Provo concerning parties being thrown by students that go to our very university. It has always shocked me that people would be so... blatantly disregarding the restrictions and policies set forth both by the university and the CDC, with seemingly no regard for the health of the community both surrounding and directly affected by BYU. I would have thought that the calls of compassion that the university has put forth would be enough to shake people out of their selfish desires and realize that the health of the people around them is more important than a party. Or two. Or three.
But apparently I was wrong. And maybe that is the fault of our generation - weβre a stubborn generation. Maybe itβs a fault of being an βAmericanβ - we love to protect our rights and our rights alone, to the point where we step all over the rights of the people around us. And maybe? Maybe itβs the faults of BYU, for not being heavy handed about handing out punishments for those who blatantly disregard the rules that each BYU student signed a contract to follow. I look at other universities. I look at Ohio State University, I look at Purdue University, I look at Penn State University... all which werenβt afraid of handing out suspensions when faced with rebellious students who refused to follow social distancing and mask rules.
What is preventing BYU, who is willing to do more when students break the law of chastity (which only affects the spirituality of the students involved) from providing punishments for students who refuse to follow mask mandates and social distancing guidelines that affect the lives of people, young and old, healthy and immune-compromised? I happen to fit into that last category, and it scares me to even leave my house for fear of coming in contact with someone who refuses to follow social distancing guidelines. It puts me in danger. I have been unable to find a job for weeks that allows me to work in safe working conditions.
Dean Westerberg, the students at BYU are worried. The things we are seeing on social media scare us. The words of the people who donβt follow the social distancing guidelines scare us even more. It scares me, Dean Westerberg. I canβt afford to leave Provo. I canβt afford to be treated for COVID on top of everything else that I have to do medically. And I surely donβt want to die. Please consider helping those in a position that canβt help them
... keep reading on reddit β‘I'm referencing this lyric:
>Then we got bigger
That was the trigger
Like the Huns invading Rome
Welcome to my school
This ain't no high school
This is the Thunderdome
The Huns never invaded Rome, Veronica is thinking of the Goths.
The closest the Huns ever got to the Roman Empire were a few skirmishes with Visigoth-staffed Roman Legions in Eastern Gaul, right at the fringes of the empire. And I highly doubt Veronica is aware of that level of historical nuance.
In "me inside of me" everyone always talks about Ms.Fleming's "this is the loveliest suicide note I've ever read" because
DAMN how many suicide notes have you read
the,,,,Lovliest,,,SUICIDE NOTE?????
but is no one gonna talk about the superintendent (at least I think) 's "Heather Chandler's not your everyday suicide"???
not your everyday suicide
your everyday suicide
everyday suicide
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