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Originally Posted by PornoDoggy
I'd really like people who think that an allergy to colognes and perfumes requires toughness to try an experiment.
Lie down on the floor on your back, and have someone who weighs about 200 pounds sit on your chest. Now, breathe deep.
How tough are you?
A couple of hundred kids a year die in the U.S. due to food allergies. Peanut butter is one of the leading causes.
Interestingly enough, there was a case (in the UK, I think) where a nanny agreed with Dravyk, and thought that the mommy was babying the child and the kid was just a pussy, so she fed the kid peanut butter.
She was aquitted of murder charges.
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That's not what I said, Dingleberry. I won't keep repeating myself for the reading comprehension impaired, so go back-read. Just pronounce the syllables one by one, keep a dictionary near you and take a look at the pretty pictures and maybe you'll get it. If you do, come back and have a civilized rebuttal.
Meanwhile, you are the one you said this:
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By the time kids get out of school they have undoubtedly developed a number of coping skills that will facilitate their entry into the real world. Making some accomodations for them while they are undergoing that process is nothing more than an inconvenience for others.
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And I'm still waiting for the response of exactly how the hell does anyone gain "coping skills" when they forced not to face what they have to cope with???