Pastry punishment

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Only because part of PC police in full effect after a seven year old was having breakfast in his school you know like it will have breakfast and school in the mornings.

And he was chewing on a piece of pastry.

And -- two -- into the form of a mountain at one point and then the boy says he continue to chew it and it he chewed the pastry into the form of a gun.

That was enough for the school down there who suspended him.

For two days for chewing his pastry into the form of a gun.

I think it's right ha ha ha.

That it -- of.

I've got a good shot right -- -- I've got yeah that's a loaded.

Okay this -- of a grenade.

It set it wasn't a kid who was suspended Joshua takes full responsibility by the way for the pastry -- Josh.

Don't already know I -- lodged at home buying in buying me too -- it's happening Kendall Clinton's done about it.

It wasn't always -- and you listen to me and Tim Allen but.

In -- would like amount really.

An Internet being done.

You know some people are not good at drawing fine distinction faults Moore has a crime problem there's there's actual crime in Baltimore.

If you see that boy with a strawberry tart and consider that threatening.

I -- just you should not in the position of leadership I would say there are certain issues that are more threatening like to bear claw national media by definition I think I mean.

That's far more threatening than a pastry gone and he got suspended for two gains that's.

What would you do if your kid came -- and.

Have a letter from the schools in suspended because eating pastries in the form of -- I don't know I don't know what I would do other than -- -- -- -- and -- operate as a -- of that to send to the seven year old but.

That is just please let us now.

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